Development of Bi-Component Meltblown Fiber Nonwovens
Link ID 121385
Title Development of Bi-Component Meltblown Fiber Nonwovens
Url http://tandecresearch.utk.edu/Developarticle.htm
Description Concise report on an experiment with meltblown bi-component splittable fibers in order to obtain a submicron fiber web, through the use of hydroentanglement technology. From the TANDEC web site. Authors: Christine Sun and Dong Zhang.
Category Textiles and Nonwovens > Nonwovens > Resources > Articles and Studies
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Date Jul 19, 2006
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