Patent classifications
D01F11/04
CARBONACEOUS STRUCTURE AND METHOD FOR PREPARING THE SAME, ELECTRODE MATERIAL AND CATALYST INCLUDING THE CARBONACEOUS STRUCTURE, AND ENERGY STORAGE DEVICE INCLUDING THE ELECTRODE MATERIAL
The present disclosure relates to a carbonaceous structure and a method for preparing the same, an electrode material and a catalyst including the carbonaceous structure, and an energy storage device including the electrode material.
CARBONACEOUS STRUCTURE AND METHOD FOR PREPARING THE SAME, ELECTRODE MATERIAL AND CATALYST INCLUDING THE CARBONACEOUS STRUCTURE, AND ENERGY STORAGE DEVICE INCLUDING THE ELECTRODE MATERIAL
The present disclosure relates to a carbonaceous structure and a method for preparing the same, an electrode material and a catalyst including the carbonaceous structure, and an energy storage device including the electrode material.
APPARATUS AND METHOD TO PROVIDE A PATHOGENICIDAL BARRIER BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND REGIONS
A method is provided to form a barrier configured to be placed between a first region and a second region, to prevent passage of pathogens between the first region and the second region. The method includes melt blowing a stream of polymer fibers onto a surface to form a non-woven fabric used to make the barrier. The melt blowing includes introducing pathogenicidal components into the stream of polymer fibers. A device of a system is also provided to form the barrier according to the method disclosed herein. The device is configured to introduce pathogenicidal components into the stream of polymer fibers downstream of the extruder and upstream of the collector.
APPARATUS AND METHOD TO PROVIDE A PATHOGENICIDAL BARRIER BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND REGIONS
A method is provided to form a barrier configured to be placed between a first region and a second region, to prevent passage of pathogens between the first region and the second region. The method includes melt blowing a stream of polymer fibers onto a surface to form a non-woven fabric used to make the barrier. The melt blowing includes introducing pathogenicidal components into the stream of polymer fibers. A device of a system is also provided to form the barrier according to the method disclosed herein. The device is configured to introduce pathogenicidal components into the stream of polymer fibers downstream of the extruder and upstream of the collector.
METAL-ORGANIC FRAMEWORK COMPOSITES, AND METHODS OF SYNTHESIS THEREOF
Some embodiments include a method of preparing polymer nanofiber composites using a cross-linkable polymer precursor solvated with a solvent, and forming a nanofiber precursor by mixing with a metal-organic-framework (MOF) crystal material that includes a metal ion coupled to at least one multidentate ligand. Further, the method can include forming a plurality of nanofibers by electro-spinning the nanofiber precursor, where at least a portion of the nanofibers includes a dispersion of the first MOF crystal material. The method can include crosslinking the plurality of nanofibers by irradiating the plurality of nanofibers with UV light, IR light, visible light, gamma radiation, and/or electro-beam radiation. Further, the method can include applying a second MOF crystal material between the cross-linked nanofibers and the first MOF material.
Synthetic fiber first processing agent, synthetic fiber processing agent, aqueous solution preparation method, synthetic fiber processing method, synthetic fibers, short fibers, spun yard and non-woven fabric
The present invention addresses the problem of providing a synthetic fiber first processing agent which improves storage stability. This synthetic fiber first processing agent contains a phosphate compound (A), a solvent (S) and an optional non-ionic surfactant (C), said agent being characterized in that the content ratio of the phosphate compound (A) to the non-ionic surfactant (C) is within a prescribed range, and by being used in conjunction with a synthetic fiber second processing agent which contains a non-ionic surfactant (E). The phosphate compound (A) contains a prescribed organic phosphate ester compound, and the proton NMR integration ratio attributable to an inorganic phosphate compound during proton NMR measurement when performing an alkali over-neutralization preprocessing is set to a prescribed range. The solvent (S) has a boiling point no higher than 105 C. at atmospheric pressure. The non-ionic surfactant (C) has a (poly)oxyalkylene structure in the molecule thereof.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING COLORED YARNS AND/OR COLORED FABRICS IN PARTICULAR WITHOUT OR WITH ONLY LIMITED AMOUNT OF WASTEWATER DISCHARGE
This invention relates to a method for producing a colored yarn based on synthetic fibers, wherein the method comprises the addition of a spinning additive. The spinning additive is self-elutable and/or self-sluicing upon washing the yarn and/or a fabric spun from the yarn with an aqueous solution and/or the spinning additive is water-soluble. The spinning additive can therefore be easily removed from the yarn and/or fabric produced of the yarn by washing with water.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING COLORED YARNS AND/OR COLORED FABRICS IN PARTICULAR WITHOUT OR WITH ONLY LIMITED AMOUNT OF WASTEWATER DISCHARGE
This invention relates to a method for producing a colored yarn based on synthetic fibers, wherein the method comprises the addition of a spinning additive. The spinning additive is self-elutable and/or self-sluicing upon washing the yarn and/or a fabric spun from the yarn with an aqueous solution and/or the spinning additive is water-soluble. The spinning additive can therefore be easily removed from the yarn and/or fabric produced of the yarn by washing with water.
Ionomer-Containing Polymeric Monofilament Having a Silicone Oil Coated Surface
A monofilament of polymeric material with improved lubricating properties is provided. More specifically, on the basis of the existing silicone oil coated monofilament, by adding ionomers into the polyester and/or nylon materials for the monofilament, polymeric monofilament with further improved lubricating properties can be obtained. The present invention also provides methods of making the above-described monofilament; brush filaments made from the monofilament, and toothbrushes made from the brush filaments.
Manufacturing method for carbon fiber
A manufacturing method for a carbon fiber includes: performing an emulsification step that includes uniformly mixing a silicone oil composition and an emulsifier to form an oiling agent, in which the silicone oil composition includes -divinyltriamine propylmethyldimethoxyl silane and N-(-aminoethyl)--aminopropylmethylbimethoxy silane; performing an oiling step that includes soaking a carbon raw filament in the oiling agent, such that the oiling agent is adhered to a surface of the carbon raw filament to form a carbon fiber precursor; and performing a calcination step on the carbon fiber precursor, such that the carbon fiber is formed.