Patent classifications
D04H1/4318
USING TITANIUM DIOXIDE NANOFIBERS TO CREATE AIR-CLEANING AND DUST-PROOF WINDOWS
The present inventive concept relates to an air purification and nano dustproof window screen that is made of titanium dioxide nanofibers, more specifically to a titanium dioxide-filled nano dustproof window screen that is capable of blocking external pollutants such as fine dust, ultrafine dust, and yellow dust, having excellent air ventilation, flame-resistant performance, NOx removal efficiency, and visible light transmittance.
USING TITANIUM DIOXIDE NANOFIBERS TO CREATE AIR-CLEANING AND DUST-PROOF WINDOWS
The present inventive concept relates to an air purification and nano dustproof window screen that is made of titanium dioxide nanofibers, more specifically to a titanium dioxide-filled nano dustproof window screen that is capable of blocking external pollutants such as fine dust, ultrafine dust, and yellow dust, having excellent air ventilation, flame-resistant performance, NOx removal efficiency, and visible light transmittance.
Electrostatically charged porous nonwoven web, membrane and mask derived therefrom and methods for manufacture and cleaning
A nonwoven web obtained by electrospinning, suitable for the filtration of nano- and/or submicron aerosols, including a multiplicity of fibers of composition C1, the composition C1 including at least 50% by weight of at least one polymer P1 based on the repeat unit resulting from vinylidene fluoride (VDF), the fibers of composition C1 having a degree of crystallinity in polar phase(s), preferentially in solely beta phase, of at least 65% by weight, with respect to their total weight. Also, a process for the manufacture of the web, to a membrane including the web and also to a process for the washing/sterilization of the web or of the membrane.
Electrostatically charged porous nonwoven web, membrane and mask derived therefrom and methods for manufacture and cleaning
A nonwoven web obtained by electrospinning, suitable for the filtration of nano- and/or submicron aerosols, including a multiplicity of fibers of composition C1, the composition C1 including at least 50% by weight of at least one polymer P1 based on the repeat unit resulting from vinylidene fluoride (VDF), the fibers of composition C1 having a degree of crystallinity in polar phase(s), preferentially in solely beta phase, of at least 65% by weight, with respect to their total weight. Also, a process for the manufacture of the web, to a membrane including the web and also to a process for the washing/sterilization of the web or of the membrane.
Fluoropolymer fiber-bonding agent and articles produced therewith
The invention relates to a melt-processable fiber-bonding agent made of poly(vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF), such as KYNAR PVDF from Arkema, as well as to fibrous materials bonded with the PVDF fiber-bonding agent. The PVDF fiber-bonding agent is a low-melt temperature, low melt viscosity PVDF polymer or copolymer with excellent chemical and oxidative resistance properties, and is suitable for bonding fibers in non-woven fabrics, especially for use in chemically-aggressive environments. The PVDF fiber-bonding agent composition allows it to be processed into fibers on conventional melt spinning equipment. The PVDF fiber-bonding agent is introduced into non-woven fabric in the form of a continuous fiber web or as a component of a mixed fiber formulation. When heated above its melting point, the lower melting point PVDF fiber-bonding agent of the invention bonds the fibers of the fiber framework at the fiber cross-over points.
Fluoropolymer fiber-bonding agent and articles produced therewith
The invention relates to a melt-processable fiber-bonding agent made of poly(vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF), such as KYNAR PVDF from Arkema, as well as to fibrous materials bonded with the PVDF fiber-bonding agent. The PVDF fiber-bonding agent is a low-melt temperature, low melt viscosity PVDF polymer or copolymer with excellent chemical and oxidative resistance properties, and is suitable for bonding fibers in non-woven fabrics, especially for use in chemically-aggressive environments. The PVDF fiber-bonding agent composition allows it to be processed into fibers on conventional melt spinning equipment. The PVDF fiber-bonding agent is introduced into non-woven fabric in the form of a continuous fiber web or as a component of a mixed fiber formulation. When heated above its melting point, the lower melting point PVDF fiber-bonding agent of the invention bonds the fibers of the fiber framework at the fiber cross-over points.