Abstract:In order to meet the requirements of flame retardant and environmental protection of woven wool, using biomass phytic acid (PA) and feather keratin (FK) as raw materials, terpolymer 〔P(GMA-co-FHBMA〕-g-PEGMA) as crosslinking agent, based on the process of dip rolling and baking.PA/P(GMA-co-FHBMA)-g-PEGMA/FK flame retardant coating was constructed on the surface of woven wool fabric. FR-IR, SEM, limiting oxygen index (LOI) and TG were used to characterize and measure the infrared characteristic absorption, surface microstructure, flame retardancy and thermal stability of woven wool before and after flame-retardant finishing. The results showed that PA/P(GMA-co-FHBMA)-g-PEGMA/FK flame retardant coating was successfully constructed on woven wool fabric by the process of dip rolling and baking. Compared with the unfinished woven wool fabric, the LOI value of the woven wool fabric after PA/P(GMA-co-FHBMA)-g-PEGMA/FK flame-retardant finishing can reach 32.5%, the damage length is reduced to 96mm, Both the after-flame time and after-glow time is reduced, and it has little influence on the breaking strength and feel of the fabric. The thermal stability of wool fabric is improved and stable carbon layer is formed. After 15 times of washing, its LOI value is greater than 27.0%, showing good durability.