Patent classifications
D10B2505/00
Carbon Fiber Washer
A carbon fiber washer is provided and includes a carbon fiber fabric made of a plurality of fiber bundles being woven, in which each of the plurality of fiber bundles is made of discontinuous fibers; the advantage of the carbon fiber washer of the present invention includes high temperature and fatigue resisting, and weather proofing. The structure of the carbon fiber washer is stable due to the use of discontinuous fibers; breakages of discontinuous fibers do not affect other unbroken discontinuous fibers, so that the structure of the carbon fiber washer would not be loosened or delaminated and the service life can be prolonged accordingly.
INDUSTRIAL WOVEN FABRIC
A method for producing a non-woven material, the method comprising: using a spun non-woven or melt spun method; using an arrangement including a conveyor belt; and forming a web of the non-woven material on a surface of the conveyor belt while being moved, wherein the conveyor belt includes a product side that is in contact with the non-woven material, and a machine side that is in contact with conveying devices of the arrangement to produce the non-woven material, wherein the conveyor belt includes longitudinal threads that extend in a running direction of the web of the non-woven material and transversal threads perpendicular to the longitudinal threads, wherein at least a portion of the longitudinal threads of a surface that is oriented towards the product side of the conveyor belt is made from a polymeric material which includes at least a portion of a thermoplastic elastomeric material.
Core material for vacuum insulator, comprising organic synthetic fiber, and vacuum insulator containing same
There are provided a core material for vacuum insulator comprising an organic synthetic fiber, and at least one organic synthetic fiber bonded portion; and a preparation method therefor. In addition, provided is a vacuum insulator comprising the core material for vacuum insulator comprising the organic synthetic fiber, and the at least one organic synthetic fiber bonded portion.
Compression resistant, selectively slit and embossed films and industrial textiles made thereof
A film for conveying in an industrial process, industrial fabrics made from the film, and methods of manufacture. The film has a plurality of protrusions separated by land areas. Each protrusion comprises a top member having opposing lateral edges and is supported by opposed compression resistant first and second end walls, which with at least one of the lateral edges define an aperture extending through the film to provide a flow path. The base edge of each end wall has a configuration selected from at least one of the base edge being convexly curved away from the protrusion body; and each end wall extending below at least a part of each of the first and second lateral edges and being connected to each of the first and second lateral edges. The film structure provides physical properties equivalent to a woven fabric, with improved strength, stability and compression resistance.
FIBER STRUCTURE WOVEN AS A SINGLE PIECE BY 3D WEAVING, AND AN APPLICATION THEREOF TO FABRICATING A COMPOSITE MATERIAL PART
In a fiber structure woven as a single piece by three-dimensional weaving, first warp yarns interlink layers of weft yarns in a first portion of the fiber structure adjacent to a non-interlinked zone and also weft yarns of a second portion of the fiber structure beyond the non-interlinked zone, and second warp yarns interlink layers of weft yarns of the second portion of the fiber structure adjacent to the non-interlinked zone and also layers of weft yarns of the first portion of the fiber structure beyond the non-interlinked zone, such that the paths of the first and second warp yarns cross in at least one transition zone extending within the fiber structure from the end of the non-interlinked zone, the transition zone extending in the warp direction over a distance greater than the pitch between adjacent warp columns.
ENDLESS WOVEN DRYER FABRIC FOR PAPERMAKING MACHINE
An endless-woven dryer fabric for a papermaking machine includes: a plurality of upper warp yarns; a plurality of lower warp yarns; and a plurality of weft yarns interwoven with the plurality of upper and lower warp yarns in a series of repeat units. Each weft yarn includes upper and lower portions, the upper portions interwoven with the upper warp yarns, and the lower portions interwoven with the lower warp yarns. The upper portion of each weft yarn includes a first seam loop and the lower portion of each weft yarn includes a second seam loop. The first and second seam loops of the weft yarns are interdigitated to form a seam, the seam receiving a pintle so that the fabric forms an endless loop.
WEAVED FABRIC, WEAVING METHOD, AND SOFT COMPONENT OF A SPEAKER MADE BY THE WEAVED FABRIC OR A FABRIC WEAVED BY THE WEAVING METHOD
A weaved fabric, a weaving method, and a soft component of a speaker made from the weaved fabric or fabric manufactured by the weaving method are provided. The weaved fabric has multiple larger meshes and multiple smaller meshes and each one of the larger meshes is surrounded by six smaller meshes. The weaving method can manufacture a fabric with the larger meshes and the smaller meshes. With the yarns forming the larger meshes and the smaller meshes and the larger meshes and the smaller meshes forming a resilience structure, the resilience and evenness of the fabrics are improved and the porosity of the fabrics is higher. Therefore, with a soft component made from the fabrics, tensions on the fabrics may keep even during working, and the amplitudes in the positive direction and the negative direction are more symmetrical.
BATTERY CELL THERMAL RUNAWAY BARRIER
A thermal runaway barrier for at least significantly slowing down a thermal runaway event within a battery assembly. The thermal runaway barrier includes a layer of a nonwoven fibrous thermal insulation comprising a fiber matrix of inorganic fibers, thermally insulative inorganic particles of irreversibly or permanently expanded expandable inorganic material dispersed within the fiber matrix, and a binder dispersed within the fiber matrix so as to hold together the fiber matrix. An optional organic encapsulation layer may also be used to encapsulate the nonwoven fibrous thermal insulation.
SUPPORT SLEEVE
A flexible support sleeve includes a knit fabric sheet with loops of fibers on a fastening face, a strip of resin overlaying a portion of the fastening face along one edge, with a strip of adhesive disposed along the same edge on an opposite side. The strip of resin includes male touch fastener elements configured to engage the loops of the knit fabric sheet. The strip of resin has a selvedge coterminous with the edge of the flexible support sleeve and void of male touch fastener elements, such that the selvedge of the base is not engageable with the loops of the knit fabric sheet. The strip of adhesive is wider than the strip of resin, such that the adhesive strip underlays all of the discrete male touch fastener elements of the strip of resin.
SLIDING SEISMIC ISOLATION DEVICE
A sliding seismic isolation device includes a structure fixation plate having a first sliding surface and a metallic slider having a second sliding surface contacting the first sliding surface. A friction member composed of a single-layer fabric is attached to the first sliding surface, the second sliding surface, or both of the first sliding surface and the second sliding surface. One of a warp and a weft is formed of multiple plied yarns into which high-strength fibers and PTFE fibers are twisted together and the other of the warp and the weft is formed of multiple high-strength fibers in the single-layer fabric. The single-layer fabric has a twill weave and is woven such that the plied yarns of the one forming the single-layer fabric are exposed at a surface opposite from the attachment side of the friction member more than the high-strength fibers of the other forming the single-layer fabric.