Organic Cotton Canvas

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Source: http://www.fabricandart.com/purchase/Oasis-organic-cotton-fabrics/Snow.html

100% COTTON CANVAS

CHEMICAL COMPOSITION:

The chemical composition of cotton, when picked, is about 94 percent cellulose; in finished fabrics it is 99 percent cellulose. Cotton contains: carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen with reactive hydroxyl groups. Glucose is the basic unit of the cellulose molecule.

Molecular Formula of Cellulose: (C6H10O5)n

 MATERIAL DESCRIPTION:

Canvas is a heavy duty cotton-based fabric manufactured in a plain or twill weave that is often applied to a broad spectrum of uses. A sturdy and durable fabric often used in industrial applications, canvas is graded according to weight. It is used for making sails, tents, marquees, backpacks, and other items for which sturdiness is required. It is also popularly used by artists as a painting surface, typically stretched across a wooden frame and in the fashion industry to make handbags, shoes and cases for electronic devices.

 

EXTRACTION PROCESS:

Cotton fibers are extracted from the cotton seed by a process called retting. These fibers are spun into threads, which are then woven tightly into canvas.

BASIC PROPERTIES:

Compressive strength (N/m2)                        -

Tensile strength (N/m2)                                  -  400 x 106 N/m2

Strength of wet cotton 20% higher

Stiffness (N/m2)                                               –  12 x 109  N/m2

Density (g/cm3)                                                -  1510 kg/m3

Carbon footprint (average,KGCO2E/KG)   –  5,9 KGCO2 / ton of spun fiber

Recyclable                                                          -  Yes

Laser                                                                   –  Yes

Small Laser                                                        -  Yes

Milling                                                                 -

3dprinting                                                          -  No

ADVANTAGE IN THE CONTEXT OF DIGITAL FABRICATION:

  • Cotton canvas is sturdy, at the same time stretchable, which makes it possible to stretch the material over a frame until it is taut. It is also very durable.
  • It can be enlarged and reshaped according to individual requirements.
  • Cotton yarns are versatile and tensile. It has water taxing effect which makes it supple and robust.
  • It is easy available in the market and even on online stores.

 

MATERIAL SUPLIERS:

Casa Piera

Pintor Fortuny, 21
08001 Barcelona
934245401

http://www.casapiera.com/

PRICE 

9 Euro/meter

 

REFERENCES:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canvas

http://readanddigest.com/what-is-canvas/

http://www.life.illinois.edu/ib/363/FIBERS.html

http://www.fao.org/docrep/007/ad416e/ad416e06.htm

http://www.sinsengguan.com/Artist%20cotton%20canvas1.html

http://cotton.missouri.edu/Classroom-Chemical%20Composition.html

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Rubber Silicone Alimentary

 

silicone

Scientific name:

vinyl methyl silsesquioxane

 

Chemical composition:

2C+SiO2

 

Material description:

Translucent material with a smooth surface and thickness from 0.5 to 4.0 mm.

It’s waterproof and resistant to ozone and UV. It’s temperature range goes

from -55 to 300 C.Silicone rubber is an elastomer composed of silicone—itself

a polymer—containin silicon together with carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen.

Translucent silicone rubber is chemically inert with no odor oroutgassing

properties in its solid state. Translucent rubber maintains good tensile strength

for a thinner material. Also meets FDA standards.

 

 

Extraction process:

silicones are mixed inorganic-organic polymers with the chemical formula

[R2SiO]n, where R is an organic group such as methyl, ethyl, or phenyl.

 

Basic properties:

Compressive strength:                          20 MPa

Tensile strength:                                   9.0 MPa

Stiffness:                                               60 Shore

Carbon footprint average:

Recyclable:                                           Yes

Laser:                                                    Yes

Small laser:                                           Yes

Milling:                                                   Yes

3D printing:                                            No

 

Material supliers:

1. Sucesores de Antonio Norverto, sociedad limitada

Calle Bolivia, 340, 08018, Barcelona

2. Manufacturados Espanoles de resinas fluoradas S.L.

Calle Cobalt, 101, 08907, Hospitalet de Liobregat, Barcelona

3. Establecimentos OR 64 SL

Calle Joan Casanovas Maristany, 08739, Subirats, Barcelona

4. Dicoinsa SL

Calle Pisuegra, 2, 08028, Barcelona

5. Siliconas Tecnicas SL

Calle Italia, 1, 08520, Franqueses del Valles, Barcelona

6. Componentes de los fluidos SL

Passeo Congost, 153, 08530, Garriga, Barcelona

7. Atma maquinaria para caucho SL

Calle Biugetes, 7, 08791, Sant Llorenc d’Hortons, Barcelona

8. Servei Estacio    http://www.mwmaterialsworld.com/

9.Lork industrials http://www.lorkindustrias.com/contacto_eng.html

 

 

Price:

81.30 eu. 1200×1.5×1000 – Servei Estacio.

 

References:

1. Carey Jones Architects Design: The Soundhouse in United Kingdom 2008

http://www.dezeen.com/2008/09/24/soundhouse-by-careyjones-and-jefferson-sheard/

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2.Carsten Nikolai “syn chron” pavilion 2004

http://www.carstennicolai.de/?c=works&w=syn_chron

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3.Tom Wiscombe, Moca Pavilion, Los angeles 2013

http://www.tomwiscombe.com/project_008.html

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4. Concrete and rubber lamps by Renate Vos 2013

http://design-milk.com/concrete-and-rubber-lamps-by-renate-vos/

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5.Wolfgang Bittner, Lyndsey Housden, Yoko Seyama and Jeroen Uyttendaele. Plane Scape pavilion in the Royal Conservatory of The Hague. 2010

http://mycitylab.eu/amplifiedarchitecture/2010/09/

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