Handbook of Nonwovens

By S. Russell. 2007

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Development of the Nonwoven Industry. Dry-Laid Web Formation. Wet-Laid Formation. Polymer-Laid Web Formation. Mechanical Bonding. Thermal Bonding. Chemical Bonding. Chemical and Mechanical Finishing. Characteristics, Testing, and Modelling of Nonwoven Fabrics.

Subfields: Polymers and Plastics

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Citations in the corpus

• Fabrication of nanofiber meltblown membranes and their filtration properties (2013, background): “These properties make them excellent candidates for making high quality filters, surgical drapes and gowns, diaper leg cuff, protective apparel where a barrier to fluids and breathability are essential features [13,14].”
• Generation of 3D representative volume elements for heterogeneous materials: A review (2018, background): “Non-woven fabrics can be described as manufactured sheet or web structures of random long fibers [476] that are bonded either mechanically by entanglement, chemically, or thermally, that is, through localized melting and resolidification.”
• Meltblown fibers: Influence of viscosity and elasticity on diameter distribution (2010, background): “Nonwovens have a ariety of applications, ranging from disposable wipes to medical pparel to filtration media [2].”