D06M11/34

SYSTEM AND A METHOD FOR PROCESSING TEXTILES

A system including: a machine for processing textiles and configured to treat, within the same, textiles with a gaseous mixture including ozone gas; and a dehumidification system connected to, or integrated into, the machine and configured to reduce a humidity of the gaseous mixture. Also, a method for processing textiles, including: in a machine for processing textiles, treating textiles with a gaseous mixture that includes ozone gas; and, using a dehumidification system connected to, or integrated into, the machine for reducing a humidity of the gaseous mixture.

SYSTEM AND A METHOD FOR PROCESSING TEXTILES

A system including: a machine for processing textiles and configured to treat, within the same, textiles with a gaseous mixture including ozone gas; and a dehumidification system connected to, or integrated into, the machine and configured to reduce a humidity of the gaseous mixture. Also, a method for processing textiles, including: in a machine for processing textiles, treating textiles with a gaseous mixture that includes ozone gas; and, using a dehumidification system connected to, or integrated into, the machine for reducing a humidity of the gaseous mixture.

CROSS-LINKED POLYMERIC MATERIALS, METHODS OF THEIR PREPARATION AND USES THEREOF
20230096635 · 2023-03-30 ·

The present disclosure relates to methods for preparing cross-linked polymeric materials, cross-linked polymeric materials which can be prepared by such methods and uses of such cross-linked polymeric materials, for example, as antibacterial surfaces or coatings. The present disclosure also relates to polymers such as the polymer of the general Formula (III) which can be used, for example, to prepare such cross-linked polymeric materials:

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ONE STAGE METHOD FOR ACID METAL REMOVAL AND BLEACH

There is provided a process for chemically pretreating reclaimed cellulose fibres to be used in the production of moulded bodies from regenerated cellulose, wherein the pretreatment includes one stage, in which stage acid metal removal and acid oxidative bleaching are carried out together. Advantages include that the propensity of the regenerated cellulose to clog when flowing in a tube and through a nozzle is reduced. This is believed to be an effect of an efficient metal removal. The need for additional bleaching steps and/or metal removing steps is reduced or even eliminated. A one-stage method is more efficient, faster and less costly compared to a multi-stage method according to the prior art. From an environmental perspective, acidic metal removal is preferred over removal by chelating agents such as EDTA.

ONE STAGE METHOD FOR ACID METAL REMOVAL AND BLEACH

There is provided a process for chemically pretreating reclaimed cellulose fibres to be used in the production of moulded bodies from regenerated cellulose, wherein the pretreatment includes one stage, in which stage acid metal removal and acid oxidative bleaching are carried out together. Advantages include that the propensity of the regenerated cellulose to clog when flowing in a tube and through a nozzle is reduced. This is believed to be an effect of an efficient metal removal. The need for additional bleaching steps and/or metal removing steps is reduced or even eliminated. A one-stage method is more efficient, faster and less costly compared to a multi-stage method according to the prior art. From an environmental perspective, acidic metal removal is preferred over removal by chelating agents such as EDTA.

SURFACE-TREATED CARBON FIBER, SURFACE-TREATED CARBON FIBER STRAND, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREFOR

A surface-treated carbon fiber having a mole ratio between a carboxyl group and an acid anhydride of 50:50 to 70:30 when measured by pyrolysis gas analysis, is manufactured by spraying a reactive gas that has been made into a plasma onto the surface of a carbon fiber and introducing a functional group into the surface of the carbon fiber.

SURFACE-TREATED CARBON FIBER, SURFACE-TREATED CARBON FIBER STRAND, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREFOR

A surface-treated carbon fiber having a mole ratio between a carboxyl group and an acid anhydride of 50:50 to 70:30 when measured by pyrolysis gas analysis, is manufactured by spraying a reactive gas that has been made into a plasma onto the surface of a carbon fiber and introducing a functional group into the surface of the carbon fiber.

Carbon fiber manufacturing method and carbon fiber

Provided is a carbon fiber manufacturing method including a surface treatment step of ejecting an ozone solution in which ozone is dissolved in solvent from a fluid ejecting port toward a carbon fiber bundle and causing the ozone solution to pass between single fibers of the carbon fiber bundle so as to contact surfaces of the single fibers so that the surfaces of carbon fibers are treated by the ozone solution. Also, provided is a carbon fiber subjected to a surface treatment by the carbon fiber manufacturing method.

Carbon fiber manufacturing method and carbon fiber

Provided is a carbon fiber manufacturing method including a surface treatment step of ejecting an ozone solution in which ozone is dissolved in solvent from a fluid ejecting port toward a carbon fiber bundle and causing the ozone solution to pass between single fibers of the carbon fiber bundle so as to contact surfaces of the single fibers so that the surfaces of carbon fibers are treated by the ozone solution. Also, provided is a carbon fiber subjected to a surface treatment by the carbon fiber manufacturing method.

ABSORPTION AND FILTRATION MEDIA

Disclosed are keratin fibre cellular components, specifically keratin fibre cuticle and cortical cells, and their use as absorption and filtration media, and in thermal insulation materials. The keratin fibre cellular components may be oxidised. The keratin fibre cellular components have improved absorbency and filtration capacity compared to the source keratin fibres. The keratin fibre cellular components may be used in, for example, various products for passive absorption and active filtration of gas or liquid media.