Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes and products – Synthetic fiber
Patent
1984-06-08
1985-04-23
Chin, Peter
Paper making and fiber liberation
Processes and products
Synthetic fiber
162146, 428288, D21H 512
Patent
active
045128499
ABSTRACT:
An improved process for forming a non-woven fabric by wet-laying, on paper making equipment, staple length, synthetic fibers having a length to diameter ratio of about 400 to 3000, and an improved, non-woven fabric produced by the process. The process involves forming a stable, viscous, uniform, air-fiber-water dispersion by: adding the fibers to a high-shear agitated mixture of water and a dispersant to separate the fibers and to completely and uniformly distribute the individual fibers throughout the resulting, high-shear agitated, air, water and fiber mixture; and then, slowly adding a thixotropic thickener to the high-shear agitated mixture to form the viscous, air-fiber-water dispersion, having a nascent viscosity of about 10 to 125 cps., when measured at a shear rate of 30.5 sec..sup.-1, and in which the individual fibers are restrained from becoming entangled and from forming knits, bundles, and strings.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3794557 (1974-02-01), Harmon
Brandon Ralph E.
Davis Charles J.
Ring Michael
Swenson Roy S.
Chin Peter
International Paper Company
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