Heat conductive textile and method producing thereof

• US 20070155271A1
• Filed: 03/24/2006
• Published: 07/05/2007
• Est. Priority Date: 12/30/2005
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Igor Touzov
• Original Assignee: Igor Touzov
• Inventors: Touzov, Igor
• Application Number:
  US11/308,438
• Publication Number:
  US 20070155271A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 442/309
• CPC Class Codes: D04C 1/12 Cords, lines, or tows
• CPC Class Codes: Y10T 442/425 Including strand which is of specific structural definition
• CPC Class Codes: Y10T 442/431 Cross-sectional configuration of strand material is specified
• CPC Class Codes: Y10T 442/45 Knit fabric is characterized by a particular or differential knit pattern other than open knit fabric or a fabric in which the strand denier is specified

Abstract

Textile material 1 with phase changing liquid 2/vapor 4 mix embedded through its sealed inner volumes 3. Material 1 utilizes at least two types of yarn surfaces, one with high affinity to liquid 2 and another that repels liquid 2.

Claims

1. A textile comprising one or more sealed volumes and phase changing liquid composition disposed within said volumes, and inner surface of said volumes contains at least two distinct types of surface regions, wherein the first of said types has high affinity and the second of said types has low affinity to said liquid.

2. A textile of claim 1 wherein all said volumes are completely enclosed inside fibers, yarns, threads or other extended linear materials that compose said textile structure.

3. A textile of claim 1 composed of at least two types of extended linear materials, wherein the first of said types has high affinity and the second of said types has low affinity to said liquid and both are arranged in direct proximity of each other.

4. A textile of claim 3 wherein more than halve of said first type of linear material is arranged on one side of said textile.

5. A textile of claim 3 wherein said first type of linear material forms elementary patterns of rows.

6. A textile of claim 2 wherein some of said extended linear materials contains first porous member that repels said liquid, and said member separates parts of second member, wherein said second member exhibits high affinity to said liquid, and both members are enclosed by said volumes.

7. A textile of claim 6 wherein said second member has a helical structure.

8. A textile of claim 2 wherein some of said extended linear materials comprise at least two extended cavities connected by extended openings, wherein said openings have width that is less than smallest dimension of any of said cavities, and surface of at least one of said cavities has high affinity to said liquid, and there is at least one other cavity with surface that repels said liquid, wherein length of said cavities differs from length of said opening by less than fifty percent, and all said cavities disposed within said volumes.

9. A textile of claim 8 wherein said cavities form a helical structure.

10. A textile material of claim 2 wherein some of said extended linear materials comprise at least two extended tubular members with porous walls, and said members has extended common interface permeable to vapors of said liquid, and all said tubular members are disposed within said volumes, and at least one of said tubular members has inner surface that repels said liquid, and at least one of said members has inner surface with high affinity to said liquid.

11. A textile material of claim 10 wherein said porous walls are formed by fibers.

12. A textile material of claim 2 wherein some of said extended linear materials comprise at least two members twisted together and at least one member that is winded around said twisted members, wherein all said members are disposed within said volumes, and twisted members surface repels said liquid, and winded member surface has high affinity to said liquid.

13. An extended linear material of claim 6 comprising at least one member made of thermoplastic material.

14. An extended linear material of claim 7 comprising at least one member made of thermoplastic material.

15. An extended linear material of claim 8 comprising at least one member made of thermoplastic material.

16. An extended linear material of claim 9 comprising at least one member made of thermoplastic material.

17. An extended linear material of claim 10 comprising at least one member made of thermoplastic material.

18. An extended linear material of claim 11 comprising at least one member made of thermoplastic material.

19. An extended linear material of claim 12 comprising at least one member made of thermoplastic material.