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摘要
将普通织物改造成自愈合(SH)或智能织物目前正成为一个重要的研究领域。自愈织物能够在较长时间内保持结构和功能的完整性,同时还能提供保护和美感。与生物体表层损伤的修复机制类似,智能织物对造成损伤的因素具有敏感性,并能采取相应措施克服损伤。聚合物具有多种特性,是满足各种技术领域需求的首选材料。以聚合物为基础的织物 SH 系统因其在织物世界中的有益应用而受到广泛研究。本文从专利角度分析了聚合物基 SH 织物的创新趋势。这些织物可用于防护服、可穿戴设备和其他先进应用。最新的材料系统设计将自动修复能力融入织物中,以应对损坏。自动修复功能确保了织物的耐用性并延长了使用寿命。创新趋势分析表明,这些材料的增长轨迹稳定积极,前景广阔。
Insights into Innovations in Polymer-based Self-healing Fabrics: Through the Lens of Patents
The transformation of ordinary fabrics into self-healing (SH) or intelligent
fabric is now emerging as an important research area. SH fabrics are capable of maintaining
their structural and functional integrity over an extended period of time, while
also offering protection and aesthetic appeal. Similar to the biological mechanism of
healing the superficial damages caused to a living being, smart fabrics are created to
have sensitivity towards the damage-causing factors and act accordingly to overcome
the damages. Polymers, owing to their versatile properties, are a preferred group of
materials to serve the demands of various technology domains. Polymer-based SH
systems for fabrics are being extensively studied for their highly beneficial applications
in the world of fabrics. The current paper analyzes the innovation trends of polymer-
based SH fabrics from a patent perspective. These fabrics are used for protective
clothing, wearables, and other advanced applications. Newer material systems or
designs are adopted to incorporate the auto-repairing ability in fabrics in response to
damages. The SH functionality ensures durability and an extended lifespan for the
fabrics. Innovation trend analysis indicated a steady positive growth trajectory for
these materials holding a promising future.