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Granted Patent B2
US 9,394,634 · App. 14/664,801 · Granted Jul 19, 2016

Woven shielding textile impervious to visible and ultraviolet electromagnetic radiation

Inventor: Arun Agarwal (Dallas, TX)
D03D1/007D03D13/00D03D13/008Y10T442/3203
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Patent No.
US 9,394,634
App. No.
14/664,801
Granted
Jul 19, 2016
Kind
B2
Abstract

A woven shielding textile includes a set of weft yarns and a plurality of warp yarns, including a set of primary warp yarns and a set of secondary warp yarns. The set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns using a double beam weaving system such that the woven shielding textile is warp-faced. A face surface is predominantly composed of the set of primary warp yarns and a back surface is predominantly composed of the set of secondary warp yarns, while the plurality of warp yarns alternates between the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns. A substantial percent of light incident to the woven shielding textile does not pass through.

Claims (74)

1. A woven shielding textile comprising:

a set of weft yarns; and

a plurality of warp yarns, comprising a set of primary warp yarns and a set of secondary warp yarns;

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns using a double beam weaving system such that the woven shielding textile is warp-faced,

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that a face surface is predominantly composed of the set of primary warp yarns and a back surface is predominantly composed of the set of secondary warp yarns,

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that the plurality of warp yarns alternates between the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns, and

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that 90 to 100 percent of a light incident on the woven shielding textile does not pass through.

2. The woven shielding textile of claim 1 , wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that:

a first warp yarn, belonging to the set of primary warp yarns, floats over six weft yarns before passing under a first weft yarn,

a second warp yarn, belonging to the set of secondary warp yarns and adjacent to the first warp yarn, floats under six weft yarns before passing over a second weft yarn, and

the first weft yarn and the second weft yarn are separated by three weft yarns.

3. The woven shielding textile of claim 2 , wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that:

a third warp yarn, belonging to the set of primary warp yarns and adjacent to the second warp yarn, floats over six weft yarns before passing under a third weft yarn,

the second weft yarn and the third weft yarn are adjacent, and

the third weft yarn is one of the three weft yarns separating the first weft yarn and the second weft yarn.

4. The woven shielding textile of claim 3 , wherein a weaving pattern is repeated such that the third weft yarn of a first pattern instance may be the first weft yarn of a second pattern instance.

5. The woven shielding textile of claim 1 , wherein:

the woven shielding textile has a weight between 180 GSM and 280 GSM,

the plurality of warp yarns has a weight between 50 denier and 100 denier,

the set of weft yarns has a weight between 300 denier and 350 denier,

the woven shielding textile has a linear density of warp yarns between 250 yarns per inch and 336 yarns per inch, and

the woven shielding textile has a linear density of weft yarns between 57 picks per inch and 118 picks per inch.

6. The woven shielding textile of claim 1 , wherein the set of weft yarns is dope dyed and the plurality of warp yarns is overdyed.

7. The woven shielding textile of claim 5 , wherein:

the set of weft yarns and the plurality of warp yarns are continuous-filament polyester yarns having multiple filaments, and

the woven shielding textile does not comprise a light-blocking coating.

8. A woven shielding textile comprising:

a set of weft yarns; and

a plurality of warp yarns, comprising a set of primary warp yarns and a set of secondary warp yarns;

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that the woven shielding textile is warp-faced,

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that a face surface is predominantly composed of the set of primary warp yarns and a back surface is predominantly composed of the set of secondary warp yarns,

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that the plurality of warp yarns alternates between the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns, and

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that 90 to 100 percent of a light incident on the woven shielding textile does not pass through, without relying upon a light-blocking coating.

9. The woven shielding textile of claim 8 , wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that:

a first warp yarn, belonging to the set of primary warp yarns, floats over six weft yarns before passing under a first weft yarn,

a second warp yarn, belonging to the set of secondary warp yarns and adjacent to the first warp yarn, floats under six weft yarns before passing over a second weft yarn, and

the first weft yarn and the second weft yarn are separated by three weft yarns.

10. The woven shielding textile of claim 9 , wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that:

a third warp yarn, belonging to the set of primary warp yarns and adjacent to the second warp yarn, floats over six weft yarns before passing under a third weft yarn,

the second weft yarn and the third weft yarn are adjacent, and

the third weft yarn is one of the three weft yarns separating the first weft yarn and the second weft yarn.

11. The woven shielding textile of claim 10 , wherein a weaving pattern is repeated such that the third weft yarn of a first pattern instance may be the first weft yarn of a second pattern instance.

12. The woven shielding textile of claim 8 , wherein:

the woven shielding textile has a weight between 180 GSM and 280 GSM,

the plurality of warp yarns has a weight between 50 denier and 100 denier,

the set of weft yarns has a weight between 300 denier and 350 denier,

the woven shielding textile has a linear density of warp yarns between 250 yarns per inch and 336 yarns per inch, and

the woven shielding textile has a linear density of weft yarns between 57 picks per inch and 118 picks per inch.

13. The woven shielding textile of claim 8 , wherein the set of weft yarns is dope dyed and the plurality of warp yarns is overdyed.

14. The woven shielding textile of claim 12 , wherein the set of weft yarns and the plurality of warp yarns are continuous-filament polyester yarns having multiple filaments.

15. A woven shielding textile comprising:

a set of weft yarns; and

a plurality of warp yarns, comprising a set of primary warp yarns and a set of secondary warp yarns;

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns using a double beam weaving system such that the woven shielding textile is warp-faced,

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that a face surface is predominantly composed of the set of primary warp yarns and a back surface is predominantly composed of the set of secondary warp yarns,

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that the plurality of warp yarns alternates between the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns,

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that 90 to 100 percent of a light incident on the woven shielding textile does not pass through,

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that a first warp yarn, belonging to the set of primary warp yarns, floats over six weft yarns before passing under a first weft yarn,

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that a second warp yarn, belonging to the set of secondary warp yarns and adjacent to the first warp yarn, floats under six weft yarns before passing over a second weft yarn,

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that the first weft yarn and the second weft yarn are separated by three weft yarns,

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that a third warp yarn, belonging to the set of primary warp yarns and adjacent to the second warp yarn, floats over six weft yarns before passing under a third weft yarn,

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that the second weft yarn and the third weft yarn are adjacent, and

wherein the set of primary warp yarns and the set of secondary warp yarns are selectively interlaced with the set of weft yarns such that the third weft yarn is one of the three weft yarns separating the first weft yarn and the second weft yarn.

16. The woven shielding textile of claim 15 , wherein a weaving pattern is repeated such that the third weft yarn of a first pattern instance may be the first weft yarn of a second pattern instance.

17. The woven shielding textile of claim 16 , wherein the woven shielding textile has a weight between 180 GSM and 280 GSM.

18. The woven shielding textile of claim 16 , wherein:

the plurality of warp yarns has a weight between 50 denier and 100 denier,

the set of weft yarns has a weight between 300 denier and 350 denier,

the woven shielding textile has a linear density of warp yarns between 250 yarns per inch and 336 yarns per inch, and

the woven shielding textile has a linear density of weft yarns between 57 picks per inch and 118 picks per inch.

19. The woven shielding textile of claim 15 , wherein the set of weft yarns is dope dyed and the plurality of warp yarns is overdyed.

20. The woven shielding textile of claim 16 , wherein:

the set of weft yarns and the plurality of warp yarns are continuous-filament polyester yarns having multiple filaments, and

the woven shielding textile does not comprise a light-blocking coating.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Sep 28, 2022
From: AGARWAL, ARUN
To: AAVN, INC.
Reel/Frame 061235/0641 →
Continuity (2)
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