Tsinghua Student Wins Home Textile Design Award

The fourth "Lu Xiu Cup" Chinese college students' Home Textiles Creative Design Competition was held in Wendeng, Shandong.

In this competition, the design work of "Liang Wah Yin", a 2011 grade undergraduate of dyeing and weaving art design major in Tsinghua University Academy of Fine Arts, won the gold medal in the competition.

Zhang Baohua, deputy director of the Department of dyeing and clothing art design department of Academy of Fine Arts, won the best teacher award in the contest.

Liang's design work, "waking up time", is a bedding designed for young children.

The main body of the series uses owls, trees, rivers and other elements, and presents the theme of morning and night through two different color matching designs.

The early version of the work is highly intelligent.

To reflect the freshness and comfort of the morning.

night

The work is characterized by low brightness and dark blue, which reflects the mystery and dream of the night.

The two format can be used together to express children's innocence and fantasy through the interlacing of time between day and night, so that children can grow happily on every new day.

The design work "awakening time" is closely linked to the theme of the competition, and has won the praise of the expert judges and the enterprise designers.

At the opening ceremony,

The leaders of the Confederation, Yang Donghui and Wendeng district governor Luan Bo respectively delivered speeches and awarded certificates and trophies to the participants who won 2 gold medals, 6 silver medals, 10 bronze medals and 50 outstanding prizes.

The competition was jointly organized by the China home textile industry association and the Wendeng district government. With the theme of "innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship", a total of more than 1200 works were collected, including 7 categories of bedding, curtain drapery and decorative wall hanging. Finally, 68 winning works were selected.

The competition is a national original design competition for college students. It has been successfully held for the three time. There are more than more than 100 entries and more than 10 thousand entries.

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Yesterday, the eighty-ninth World Textile Conference opened in Han Dynasty, and nanofibers became a hot topic for experts.

Wang Xun, chairman of the World Textile Conference and Dean of textile School of Wuhan Textile University, is one of the authoritative experts in this field.

He revealed that the yarn made by his laboratory can now be thinner than 100 nm, and the fineness is only half that of the existing nanofibers in the world.

It is understood that the diameter of nanomaterials is smaller than that of bacteria and viruses. If we can achieve mass production, we will be able to withstand the overwhelming majority of bacteria and virus protection products, and deal with PM2.5.

Wang Xun introduced that nanofibers can be used as high-performance materials, including filter materials such as respirators, similar materials such as battery separator, and medical materials.

Compared with ordinary textile materials, high performance materials consume less raw materials and achieve better results.

For example, masks made of nanofibers, because the yarns have been thinner to the nanometer level, and bacteria and viruses are mainly microns, so they can withstand most of the bacteria and viruses, which are much better than the existing masks.

"Like PM2.5, fine masks made of nanofibers can resist 100%.

Of course, if we are to resist Ebola virus, we need more layers of protection, and we need to solve problems such as respiratory obstruction. "

According to Wang Xun, although nanofibers have mature samples in the laboratory in recent years, they have not been able to mass produce, which is exactly what the global textile industry is trying to solve.

There are two main reasons: first, mass production is technically difficult, and the two is high production cost.

At present, Wuhan Textile University is working with relevant enterprises in Jiangsu, and has already been in the forefront of domestic industrialization in the field of nanofiber technology.

It is estimated that the mass production of nanofiber materials will be achieved in the next 3 years and will go to the market.