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| nonwoven fabrics form these fibers are used for high chemical resistance applications |
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| used to form nonwoven fabrics for high thermal resistance applications |
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| used to form nonwoven fabrics required for high water absorbency applications |
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| used to form nonwovens for high strength and high abrasion resistance applications |
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| a web forming technology that converts staple fibers to fiberweb |
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| fiberwebs produced from carding and crosslapping |
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| are characterized by fiber orientation that is mostly in the cross machine direction |
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| fibers in a fiberweb orientation |
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| produced by a carding machine - machine direction |
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| a webforming technology that converts staple fibers to fiberweb |
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| in airlay, what is required prior to feeding to air lay machine? |
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| fiber cleaning(natural), opening and blending |
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| in air lay, fiberweb basis weight is controlled by- |
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| speed of delivery apron and the rate of fiber feed |
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| web forming technology that converts short fibers to fiberwebs with random fiber orientation |
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| uses barbed needles to bond fiberwebs |
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| a type of needle required to produce patterned needled fabrics |
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| inversely proportional to needling density |
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| increase in number of needles in the needle board... |
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| increases the needle loom productivity |
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| a mechanical bonding technology |
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| surface texture of hydroentangled |
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| can be designed to resemble woven fabrics |
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| bonds fiberwebs from blend of polyester and cotton fibers |
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| fiberwebs from blend of low melt polyester and standard polyester fibers |
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| are thermally bonded to produce nonwoven fabrics |
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| fiberwebs bonded by thru-air thermal bondin |
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| are characterized by their high bulk |
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| smooth calendar bonding with smooth rollers |
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| are stiffer than those produced by engraved rollers |
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| tea bags, sand bags, sleeping bags, air bags, door panels, diapers, bandages, geotextiles, maps, protective clothing, roof covers |
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| fiberwebs from 100% cotton... |
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| canNOT be thermally bonded |
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| fiberwebs from a blend of cotton and polyester... |
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| a chemical bonding technique that produces stiffer and less bulky fabrics than spray bonding |
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| converts polymer flakes to nonwoven fabrics |
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| housewrap is an example of |
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| nonwoven fabric made from randomly laid |
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| posesses isotropic behavior |
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| nonwoven made from parallel laid fiberweb |
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| nonwoven made from cross laid |
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| nonwoven fabric properties are affected by |
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| fiber orientation distribution function |
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| cm^2/g; increases as the fiber diameter decreases and as the fiber linear density decreases |
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