Patent classifications
D01D10/02
POLYAMIDE 5X INDUSTRIAL YARN, PREPARATION METHOD THEREFOR AND USE THEREOF
Disclosed in the present invention is a polyamide 5X industrial yarn. The polyamide 5X industrial yarn has a heat-resistant break strength retention rate of 90% or more after being treated at 180° C. for 4 hrs; a heat-resistant break strength retention rate of 90% or more after being treated at 230° C. for 30 mins; and a dry heat shrinkage of 8.0% or less. The polyamide 5X industrial yarn is widely used in the fields of sewing threads, tire cords, air bag yarns, release cloth, krama, canvas, safety belts, ropes, fishing nets, industrial filter cloth, conveyor belts, parachutes, tents, bags and suitcases.
Article with ceramic barrier coating and layer of networked ceramic nanofibers
An article includes a substrate, a ceramic barrier coating, and a layer of networked ceramic nanofibers. The ceramic barrier coating is disposed on the substrate and has a porous columnar microstructure. The layer of networked ceramic nanofibers is disposed on the ceramic barrier layer and seals the pores of the porous columnar microstructure.
STRETCHABLE NANO-MESH BIOELECTRODE AND METHOD OF FABRICATING THE SAME
The present invention relates to a stretchable nano-mesh bioelectrode having excellent air permeability and durability. Specifically, the stretchable nano-mesh bioelectrode includes a nanofiber elastic mesh sheet including polymer nanofibers formed by electrospinning; and a metal nanowire network having a portion impregnated onto the nanofiber elastic mesh sheet.
Method for the production of conductive structures
A method for the production of conductive structures, wherein nanofibers are applied with a photocatalytic component onto a substrate, in particular by electrospinning, and wherein a metallic layer is deposited photolytically on the substrate.
Method for the production of conductive structures
A method for the production of conductive structures, wherein nanofibers are applied with a photocatalytic component onto a substrate, in particular by electrospinning, and wherein a metallic layer is deposited photolytically on the substrate.
FIBER FOR MEDICAL ANTIBACTERIAL FABRIC AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREFOR
A preparation method of fibers for medical antibacterial fabric includes cooling an antibacterial polyester melt by ring-blowing after extruded from a trilobal spinneret hole on a spinneret, and manufacturing a fully drawn yarn (FDY), then performing a relaxation heat treatment to obtain the fiber. The shapes and sizes of three leaves from different trilobal spinneret holes are the same; wherein all the trilobal spinneret holes are distributed in concentric circles, and the direction of the shortest leaf in each trilobal spinneret hole is randomly distributed. The prepared fiber has a three-dimensional crimp shape and includes antibacterial polyester monofilaments with trilobal cross-section. The fiber has mechanical performance indices as a crimp shrinkage of 26-29%, a crimp stability of 78-82%, a shrinkage elongation of 55-62%, a crimp elastic recovery rate of 70-75%, a breaking strength of 2.4-2.6 cN/dtex, an elongation at break of 55.0±5.0%, and a monofilament fineness of 1.00-1.50 dtex.
FIBER FOR MEDICAL ANTIBACTERIAL FABRIC AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREFOR
A preparation method of fibers for medical antibacterial fabric includes cooling an antibacterial polyester melt by ring-blowing after extruded from a trilobal spinneret hole on a spinneret, and manufacturing a fully drawn yarn (FDY), then performing a relaxation heat treatment to obtain the fiber. The shapes and sizes of three leaves from different trilobal spinneret holes are the same; wherein all the trilobal spinneret holes are distributed in concentric circles, and the direction of the shortest leaf in each trilobal spinneret hole is randomly distributed. The prepared fiber has a three-dimensional crimp shape and includes antibacterial polyester monofilaments with trilobal cross-section. The fiber has mechanical performance indices as a crimp shrinkage of 26-29%, a crimp stability of 78-82%, a shrinkage elongation of 55-62%, a crimp elastic recovery rate of 70-75%, a breaking strength of 2.4-2.6 cN/dtex, an elongation at break of 55.0±5.0%, and a monofilament fineness of 1.00-1.50 dtex.
Preparation method for yttrium aluminum garnet continuous fiber
A preparation method for an yttrium aluminum garnet continuous fiber. The method prepares a spinnable precursor sol by utilizing an Al.sub.13 colloidal particles contained alumina sol, γ-AlOOH nano-dispersion, yttria sol, glacial acetic acid and polyvinylpyrrolidone, then prepares a gel continuous fiber by adopting a dry spinning technique, and carries out a heat treatment to obtain the yttrium aluminum garnet continuous fiber.
Magneto-dielectric materials, methods of making, and uses thereof
A magnetic fiber comprises a core comprising a spinel ferrite of formula Me.sub.1-xM.sub.xFe.sub.yO.sub.4, wherein Me is Mg, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, Zn, or a combination thereof, x=0 to 0.25, and y=1.5 to 2.5, wherein the core is solid or at least partially hollow; and a shell at least partially surrounding the core, and comprising a Me.sub.1-xM.sub.xFe.sub.y alloy, wherein when the core is solid with Me=Ni and x=0 the magnetic fiber has a diameter of greater than 0.3 micrometer. A magneto-dielectric material having a magnetic loss tangent of less than or equal to 0.03 at 1 GHz comprises a polymer matrix; and a plurality of the magnetic fibers.
DEGRADABLE POLYESTER FIBER AND ITS PREPARATION METHOD
A degradable polyester fiber and its preparation method are disclosed. The preparation method is to cool a PET melt dispersing with doped ZrO.sub.2 powder by ring-blowing after extruded from a trilobal spinneret hole on a spinneret, and manufacture a fully drawn yarn (FDY) according to an FDY process with the PET melt, then the degradable polyester fiber is prepared after a relaxation heat treatment. The trilobal spinneret hole on the spinneret has three leaves with unequal lengths and angles, and all the trilobal spinneret holes are distributed in concentric circles, with a center line of the leaf opposite to the smallest angle in each trilobal spinneret hole passing through the center of the circle, and pointing away from the center of the circle. The process is simple, and the obtain fiber has good performances in degradation and elasticity.