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Method for manufacturing oxidized fiber bundle, method for manufacturing carbon fiber bundle, and joining apparatus
11598029 · 2023-03-07 · ·

A manufacturing method and an apparatus enable high productivity. A method for manufacturing an oxidized fiber bundle includes joining an upstream precursor fiber bundle and a downstream precursor fiber bundle together with a joining fiber bundle, and oxidizing the joined precursor fiber bundles by feeding the joined precursor fiber bundles through an oxidization furnace. The joining includes applying an oiling agent to a joint area of a joining target precursor fiber bundle before joining the joining target precursor fiber bundle and the joining fiber bundle together. A quantity of the oiling agent adhering to the joint area is 0.15 to 0.85 wt %.

Carbon fiber precursor acrylic fiber bundle, method for thermally oxidizing part thereof, thermal oxidation oven, and process for producing carbon fiber bundle

A carbon-fiber-precursor acrylic fiber bundle which can smoothly pass through a flame-resistance impartation step and a carbonization step. The carbon-fiber-precursor acrylic fiber bundle has a high-density part as a portion thereof, wherein the high-density part satisfies the following requirements (A) and (B). Requirement A: The high-density part has a maximum fiber density ρ.sub.max of 1.33 g/cm.sup.3 or higher. Requirement B: The portion extending between an intermediate-density point and a maximum-density-region arrival point has an increase in fiber density of 1.3×10.sup.−2 g/cm.sup.3 or less per 10 mm of the fiber bundle length.

METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING OXIDIZED FIBER BUNDLE, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING CARBON FIBER BUNDLE, AND JOINING APPARATUS
20200263330 · 2020-08-20 · ·

A manufacturing method and an apparatus enable high productivity. A method for manufacturing an oxidized fiber bundle includes joining an upstream precursor fiber bundle and a downstream precursor fiber bundle together with a joining fiber bundle, and oxidizing the joined precursor fiber bundles by feeding the joined precursor fiber bundles through an oxidization furnace. The joining includes applying an oiling agent to a joint area of a joining target precursor fiber bundle before joining the joining target precursor fiber bundle and the joining fiber bundle together. A quantity of the oiling agent adhering to the joint area is 0.15 to 0.85 wt %.