Patent classifications
D04H3/115
FIBER FILAMENT NON-WOVEN FABRIC
The invention discloses a fiber filament non-woven fabric with a small pore size and a large porosity, which adopts an island type ultra-fine fiber single filament, which is juxtaposed into an unidirectional silk layer several times, and a thin strip-shaped liquid is applied laterally on the unidirectional silk layer. The resin adhesive liquid bonds and fixes all the silk layers into a unidirectional non-woven fabric fixed in a grid segment. The unidirectional non-woven fabric is covered with meltblown non-woven fabric on one or both sides to make a filter material that can 100% filter viruses, bacteria, and micro-particles smaller than PM2.5. It can also be used for a wider range of filter materials, thermal insulation materials, oil absorption materials, battery separator materials, medical and health materials, environmental protection materials, clothing materials, wiping materials.
ULTRA-FINE DENIER UHMW PE FIBER
Polyethylene compositions and finish-free, ultra-fine denier, ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMW PE) fibers and tapes are provided. The fibers and tapes are made from said compositions that are usable in medical, in-body applications, as well as a process of their making.
ULTRA-FINE DENIER UHMW PE FIBER
Polyethylene compositions and finish-free, ultra-fine denier, ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMW PE) fibers and tapes are provided. The fibers and tapes are made from said compositions that are usable in medical, in-body applications, as well as a process of their making.
Fabrication of Composite Laminates Using Temporarily Stitched Preforms
A composite structure is fabricated using a preform comprising a stack of unidirectional prepreg plies that are stitched together. During curing of the prepreg, the stitches melt and dissolve.
Fabrication of Composite Laminates Using Temporarily Stitched Preforms
A composite structure is fabricated using a preform comprising a stack of unidirectional prepreg plies that are stitched together. During curing of the prepreg, the stitches melt and dissolve.
PROCESS OF PRODUCING FIBER-REINFORCED PLASTIC
A process is capable of producing a high-quality fiber-reinforced plastic with good yield in a short molding cycle time despite being atmospheric pressure molding. The process characterized uses local contact heating to give different temperature conditions to produce a fiber-reinforced plastic by atmospheric pressure molding from a fiber-reinforced material which contains a reinforcing fiber impregnated with a thermosetting resin composition.
PROCESS OF PRODUCING FIBER-REINFORCED PLASTIC
A process is capable of producing a high-quality fiber-reinforced plastic with good yield in a short molding cycle time despite being atmospheric pressure molding. The process characterized uses local contact heating to give different temperature conditions to produce a fiber-reinforced plastic by atmospheric pressure molding from a fiber-reinforced material which contains a reinforcing fiber impregnated with a thermosetting resin composition.
Fibre reinforced composites
A molding material comprising a fibrous reinforcement layer and a curable resin matrix. The fibrous reinforcement layer comprises a non-woven fabric comprising a single layer of unidirectional tows arranged at an angle greater than 0° in relation to the lengthwise direction of the fabric and a support structure for maintaining the arrangement of the tows.
Fibre reinforced composites
A molding material comprising a fibrous reinforcement layer and a curable resin matrix. The fibrous reinforcement layer comprises a non-woven fabric comprising a single layer of unidirectional tows arranged at an angle greater than 0° in relation to the lengthwise direction of the fabric and a support structure for maintaining the arrangement of the tows.
NON-RESPIRABLE, POLYCRYSTALLINE, ALUMINOSILICATE CERAMIC FILAMENTS, FIBERS, AND NONWOVEN MATS, AND METHODS OF MAKING AND USING THE SAME
A non woven web including a multiplicity of non-respirable, polycrystalline, aluminosilicate ceramic filaments entangled to form a cohesive mat, the polycrystalline, aluminosilicate ceramic filaments having an average mullite percent of at least 75 wt %. The cohesive mat preferably exhibits a compression resilience after 1,000 cycles at 900° C. when measured according to the Fatigue Test, of at least 30 kPa. Insulation articles including the cohesive mats or formed by chopping the ceramic mats into ceramic fibers, pollution control devices including the insulation articles, and methods of making the non-respirable, polycrystalline, aluminosilicate ceramic filaments and fibers, nonwoven webs, insulation articles, and pollution control devices, are also described.