Handbook of nonwovens
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Bibliographic Information
Handbook of nonwovens
（Woodhead Publishing in textiles）
CRC Press , Woodhead, 2007
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Available at 2 libraries
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Faculty of Textile Science and Technology Library, Shinshu University図
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"The textile institute"
"Published by Woodhead Publishing Limited in association with the textile institute"--T.P. verso
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
With its distinguished editor and array if international contributors, the Handbook of Nonwovens offers a comprehensive review of the latest advances in this area and how they can be applied to particular products. The book reviews the development of the industry and the different classes of nonwoven material. It then discusses methods of manufacture such as dry-laid, wet-laid, and polymer-laid web foundation. Other techniques analyzed include mechanical, thermal, and chemical bonding as well as chemical and mechanical finishing systems. The book concludes with an assessment of the characterization, testing, and modelling of nonwoven materials.
Table of Contents
DEVELOPMENT OF THE NONWOVEN INDUSTRY, A. WIlson
Definition and Classification
Dry, Wet, and Polymer-Laid Nonwovens
Market Structure and Development
Key Companies
References
DRY-LAID WEB FORMATION, A. Brydon and A. Pourmohammadi
Introduction
Selection of Raw Materials for Carding
Opening of Fibres
Mixing and Blending
Carding: Working and Stripping Principles
Doffing and Rolling Systems
Card Clothing
Card and Garnett Machine Configurations
Card Feed Control, Weight Measurement and Other Control Systems
Cross-Lapping
Batt Drafting
Vertically Lapped (Perpendicular-Laid) Web Formation
Airlaid Web Formation: Raw Materials and Fibre Preparation
Airlaying Technology
Developments in Airlaying
Airflow and Fibre Dynamics in Airlaying
Bonding and Web Consolidation
Physical Properties and Practical Applications of Airlaid Fabrics
Direct Feed Batt Formation
References
WET-LAID FORMATION, C. White and A. Pourmohammadi
Introduction
Background and Historical Developments
Theoretical Basis of Wet Forming
Raw Materials for Wet-Laid Nonwovens
Cellulose Fibre Preparation
Web Forming Process Technology
Bonding Systems for Wet-Laid Nonwovens
Finishing
Product Applications
References
POLYMER-LAID WEB FORMATION, G. Blant and S. Malkan
Introduction
Resins for Spunbounding and Meltblowing
Spunbond Fabric Production
Spunbond Production Systems
Bonding Techniques
Operating Variables in the Spunbond Process
Structure and Properties of Spunbond Fabrics
Applications of Spunbond Fabrics
Melt-Blown Fabric Production
Characteristics and Properties of Melt-Blown Fabrics
Melt-Blown Fabric Applications
Mechanics of the Spunbond and Melt-Bond Process
Types of Spunbond Production Technology
Future Trends
MECHANICAL BONDING, A. Anand, G. Swarbrick, and S. Russell
Stitch Bonding: Introduction
The Maliwatt and Malivlies Stitch Bonding Systems
The Malimo Stitch Bonding System
The Malipol, Voltex, Kunit, and Muliknit Stitch Bonding Systems
Recent Developments in Stitch Bonding
Needlepuching: Introduction
Needle Design and Selection
Penetration Depth and Other Factors Affecting Needle Use
Needlepunching Technology
Applications of Needlepunched Fabrics
Hydroentanglement: Introduction
The Principles of Hydroentanglement
Fibre Selection of Hydroentanglement
Hydroentanglement Technology
Web/Batt Compaction, Pre-Wetting and Other Processes in Hydroentangelment
Applications of Hydroentangled Fabrics
References
THERMAL BONDING, S. Batra, B. Pourdeyhimi, and A. Pourmohammadi
Introduction
Principle of Thermal Bonding
Raw Materials
Thermal Bonding Technologies: Calendar (Contact Bonding)
Through-Air and Impingement Bonding
Thermal Radiation/Infra-Red and Ultrasonic Bonding
Thermally Bonded Fabric Structure
Applications of Thermally Bonded Fabrics
References
CHEMICAL BONDING, R. Chapman
Introduction
Chemical Binder Polymers
Mechanisms of Chemical Bonding
Methods of Binder Application
Drying
Applications of Chemically Bonded Nonwovens
References
CHEMICAL AND MECHANICAL FINISHING, S. Meyers
Introduction
Wet Finishing
Application of Chemical Finishes
Lamination
Mechanical Finishing
Surface Finishing
Developing Technologies
Fabric Inspection
References
CHARACTERISTICS, TESTING, AND MODELLING OF NONWOVEN FABRICS, B. Pourdeyhini
Introduction: Characteristics of Nonwoven Fabrics
Characterization of Fabric Bond Structure
Fabric Weight, Thickness, Density, and Other Structural Parameters
General Standards for Testing Nonwovens
Test Methods for Particular Structural Parameters
Test Methods for Fibre Orientation Distribution
Test Methods for Porosity, Pore Size, and Pore Size Distribution
Measurement of Nonwoven Mechanical and Physical Properties
Measurement of Thermal Conductivity and Insulation
Modeling of Nonwoven Pore Size and Pore Size Distribution
Modelling Tensile Strength and Bending Rigidity
Modelling Specific Permeability
Modelling Absorbency, Liquid Retention, and Capillary Wicking
Modelling Thermal Resistance and Thermal Conductivity
Modelling Filtration Properties
References
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