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Method of fabricating conductive thin film

A method of fabricating a conductive thin film includes the following steps: forming a polymer fiber made of a polymer and a metal precursor distributed in a surface layer near the surface of the polymer fiber; and applying a plasma treatment on the polymer fiber to concurrently etch the polymer and reduce the metal precursor in the surface layer of the polymer fiber. When the plasma treatment is completed, a metal membrane is formed on the surface of the polymer fiber.

FLASH-SPUN/ELECTROSPUN COMPOSITE SUPERFINE NANOFIBER MATERIAL AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREOF

In the process of preparing nanofibers by using an electrospinning process and preparing micron fibers by using a flash-spinning process, an electrospinning nozzle and a flash-spinning nozzle are controlled to be located above a receiving conveyor belt, and are directly opposite to each other with a spacing of 15-40 cm, and the electrospinning nozzle is controlled to be connected to a high-voltage power supply, and the flash-spinning nozzle and the receiving conveyor belt are controlled to be grounded to prepare a product; the prepared product has a film-like structure and consists of nanofibers and micron fibers. The micron fibers are mutually entangled, curled and interpenetrated, and the nanofibers are uniformly interspersed and distributed within the micron fibers, some of the nanofibers and the micron fibers forming entangled and interpenetrated structures, with mutual bonding between the nanofibers, between the micron fibers and between the nanofibers and the micron fibers.

FLASH-SPUN/ELECTROSPUN COMPOSITE SUPERFINE NANOFIBER MATERIAL AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREOF

In the process of preparing nanofibers by using an electrospinning process and preparing micron fibers by using a flash-spinning process, an electrospinning nozzle and a flash-spinning nozzle are controlled to be located above a receiving conveyor belt, and are directly opposite to each other with a spacing of 15-40 cm, and the electrospinning nozzle is controlled to be connected to a high-voltage power supply, and the flash-spinning nozzle and the receiving conveyor belt are controlled to be grounded to prepare a product; the prepared product has a film-like structure and consists of nanofibers and micron fibers. The micron fibers are mutually entangled, curled and interpenetrated, and the nanofibers are uniformly interspersed and distributed within the micron fibers, some of the nanofibers and the micron fibers forming entangled and interpenetrated structures, with mutual bonding between the nanofibers, between the micron fibers and between the nanofibers and the micron fibers.

Antibacterial breathable fabric and preparation method thereof

The disclosure relates to the technical field of nonwoven fabric manufacturing, in particular to a novel antibacterial breathable fabric and a preparation method thereof. The preparation method includes following steps: S1, surface hot rolling treatment: performing the surface hot rolling treatment on a fiber mesh layer, where a lower surface of the fiber mesh layer is supported by a flexible belt, and a hot rolling member contacts and hot rolls an upper surface of the fiber mesh layer, so as to prepare the fiber mesh layer with fibers on the upper surface thermally bonded and fibers on the lower surface fluffy; and S2, spunlace processing treatment: performing the spunlace processing treatment on the lower surface of the fiber mesh layer prepared in the S1; and the flexible belt is made of a high-temperature resistant flexible material.

ENHANCED FLASH EVAPORATION/ELECTROSPINNING COMPOSITE SPINNING EQUIPMENT

An enhanced flash evaporation/electrospinning composite spinning equipment includes a flash spinning equipment, an electrospinning equipment, and a grounded receiving conveyor belt; the flash spinning equipment includes a flash spinning spinneret unit, the flash spinning spinneret unit includes a first spinneret, and the first spinneret is grounded; the electrospinning equipment includes a high-voltage power supply and an electrospinning spinneret unit, the electrospinning spinneret unit includes a second spinneret, and the second spinneret is connected to the high-voltage power supply; the first spinneret and the second spinneret are both located above the receiving conveyor belt at opposite positions with a distance of D, and the value range of D is 15-40 cm. The enhanced flash evaporation/electrospinning composite spinning equipment has a simple structure, and can prepare products that are not easy to delaminate, and excellent in waterproof performance and air permeability.

ENHANCED FLASH EVAPORATION/ELECTROSPINNING COMPOSITE SPINNING EQUIPMENT

An enhanced flash evaporation/electrospinning composite spinning equipment includes a flash spinning equipment, an electrospinning equipment, and a grounded receiving conveyor belt; the flash spinning equipment includes a flash spinning spinneret unit, the flash spinning spinneret unit includes a first spinneret, and the first spinneret is grounded; the electrospinning equipment includes a high-voltage power supply and an electrospinning spinneret unit, the electrospinning spinneret unit includes a second spinneret, and the second spinneret is connected to the high-voltage power supply; the first spinneret and the second spinneret are both located above the receiving conveyor belt at opposite positions with a distance of D, and the value range of D is 15-40 cm. The enhanced flash evaporation/electrospinning composite spinning equipment has a simple structure, and can prepare products that are not easy to delaminate, and excellent in waterproof performance and air permeability.

Flash Spun Plexifilamentary Strands and Sheets

A flash-spun plexifilamentary fiber strand having a BET surface area of less than 12 m.sup.2/g, a crush value of at least 0.9 mm/g wherein said fiber strand comprises predominantly fibers formed from polyethylene, said fibers having a total crystallinity index of less than 55%, and sheets made thereof.

Magnetic response fiber material and its preparation method and application

A magnetic response fiber material and a preparation method and an application thereof are provided, which relates to the field of oil-water separation materials. The preparation method includes: mixing a fiber-forming polymer, a primary solvent, a secondary solvent and magnetic nanoparticles to form a uniform spinning solution, where the fiber-forming polymer includes at least one of polyethylene, polypropylene and polymethylpentene; spinning the spinning solution by a spinning process to obtain the magnetic response fiber material. The prepared magnetic response fiber material has the advantages of high oil absorption speed, high oil absorption capacity and high separation efficiency. Magnetic nanoparticles have a high load, which can not only be driven by magnetic force to absorb oil floating on water surface, but also be driven to an underwater oil pollution position to absorb oil, and can be applied to water purification in oil-polluted areas that cannot be reached by manual processing.

Separator media for electrochemical cells

A separator medium for electrochemical cells that contains at least one nonwoven sheet of polymeric fibers. The nonwoven sheet has a surface area of about 0.5 to about 1.5 m.sup.2/g and has a maximum pore size that is equal to or more than 2.5 times the mean flow pore size and more than 11 times the minimum pore size. The sheet may be sulfonated to a level of 0.67% and demonstrates superior tensile properties after sulfonation and relative to previously known separators.

Separator media for electrochemical cells

A separator medium for electrochemical cells that contains at least one nonwoven sheet of polymeric fibers. The nonwoven sheet has a surface area of about 0.5 to about 1.5 m.sup.2/g and has a maximum pore size that is equal to or more than 2.5 times the mean flow pore size and more than 11 times the minimum pore size. The sheet may be sulfonated to a level of 0.67% and demonstrates superior tensile properties after sulfonation and relative to previously known separators.