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Technical Nonwovens from Jute and Jute Blends.

  • 출판일1999.06
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  • 등록일 2016.11.02
  • 조회수 350
A process devised by the British Textile Technology Group for the manufacture of jute/manmade fiber nonwoven fabrics involved conventional jute batching; breaker card production of heavy sliver; cutting breaker card sliver into processable staple lengths; mixing jute and manmade fibers in jute-heavy ratios; fleece formation using a roller clearer card and a cross layer; and bonding of fibrous layer batts into useful nonwoven structures via needle punching, thermal bonding, calendering, or a combination of these processes. Manmade fibers used in the blends included polyester, polypropylene, and viscose fibers. Fiber fineness ranged from 3.3-18 dtex and staple lengths ranged from 50-90 millimeters. Potential applications include carpet backing, erosion control, automotive molding and noise reduction, agricultural textiles, filters, footwear, and luggage.
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