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1. Verfasser:	Gillies, M. T. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Park Ridge, N.J. Noyes Data Corp. 1979
Schriftenreihe:	Chemical technology review 141
Schlagworte:	Nonwoven fabrics > Patents
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Beschreibung:	372 S.
ISBN:	0815507763

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adam_text	Titel: Nonwoven materials Autor: Gillies, M. T. Jahr: 1979 CONTENTS AND SUBJECT INDEX INTRODUCTION.................................................1 SECTION I. PROCESSES WEB FORMATION................................................4 Air Laying Techniques...........................................4 Webs from Multiple Laps of Staple Fibers...........................4 Back-to-Back Transition Web....................................5 Use of Two Fiber Types........................................8 Use of Synthetic Wood Fibers...................................11 Use of Natural plus Synthetic Wood Fibers.........................13 Spunbonding Techniques........................................15 High Electric Charge to Fan Out Filaments.........................15 To Produce Webs with Higher Uniformity..........................16 Controlled Bonding Gas System.................................18 Stretching Fabric Before Compaction......................,......20 To Make a Stretchable Fabric...................................21 Electron Beam Radiation......................................22 Postdrawing Melt-Blown Webs.....................................23 Radial Extrusion and Fibrillation...............,..................25 Using Special Fibers............................................28 Polyvinyl Alcohol Fibers.......,...............................28 Bulky Fabric of Acrylonitrile Fibers..............................29 Regenerated Cellulose Fibers....................................31 Bonded Fabrics of Polyarylene-Oxadiazoles........................33 Miscellaneous Processes..........................................34 Process for Shrinking Textile Webs...............................34 For Orthogonal Meshes........................................35 Method of Traversing a Strand..................................37 Fabrics with Laid-in Weft Yarns.................................40 For Production of Open Mesh Fabrics.............................42 Seaming the Screen Used for Making Nonwoven Fabric...............43 Expanding Width of Preformed Webs.............................44 viii Contents and Subject Index Apparatus for Sensing Broken Weft Yarn..........................46 Controlling Edge Uniformity....................................46 CHEMICAL BONDING OF WEBS...................................48 Wet Chemical Binder Systems.....................................48 For Production of Dry-Cleanable Nonwoven Fabrics.................48 Internally Adhesively Bonded Webs..............................49 Prevention of Surface Migration of Binding Agent on Drying...........52 Complex Compounds Based on Polycarboxylic Acids.................53 Copolymers of N-methylolamides and Modified Acrylic Acid Esters......55 Overpolymerized Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate Copolymers as Cross- Linkable Binders...........................................57 Pullulan or Its Derivatives......................................58 Intermittent Bonding in Predetermined Patterns.....................60 Clothlike Tissue Laminate Without Paperlike Rattle..................62 Migration-Resistant Latex Binders................................63 Dry Adhesives.................................................66 For Use in Forming Fibrous Batts................................66 Glow-Resistant Batt..........................................69 THERMAL AND MECHANICAL BONDING...........................71 Thermal Bonding...............................................71 Pattern Bonding of Fabric Made with Polyamide Fibers...............71 By Continuous Hot Air........................................74 Batts Having High and Uniform Densities..........................75 Sheet Having Optical Transmission Properties.......................78 Low Degree of Crystallinity in Filaments of Web....................79 Use of Uneven Heated Surface..................................81 Ultrasonic Bonding.............................................83 Apertured Webs..............................................83 High Frequency Vibrations Against a Patterned Anvil.................86 Reordering Fibers in a Web.....................................89 Fiber Entanglement by Hydraulic Means.............................91 Improving Strength of an Apertured Fabric........................91 Improved Efficiency of Fiber Entanglement Process..................92 Liquid Curtain Applied to Fiber Batt.............................94 Other Processes................................................95 Fusion by High Frequency Electric Field..........................95 Affixing Net to Nonwoven Blanket by Vibration....................99 Mitigating Problems of Needle Tracking..........................100 Mechanical Entanglement.....................................103 SECTION II. PRODUCTS DISPOSABLES.................................................108 Diapers.....................................................108 Having One Rough Side and One Smooth Side.....................108 Double Contoured Absorbent Panel.............................110 Facing Layer Less Wettable Around the Edges.....................111 Formed by Twin-Wire Air Laying...............................113 Containing Flocculated Clay Mineral Aggregate....................115 Disposable Pad with Nonwoven Facing...........................116 Fibrous Web Heavier in the Middle..............................118 Contents and Subject Index .* Having a Flared Waist........................................119 Diaper Liners.................................................121 Lubricant Added to Thermoplastic Filaments......................121 Stretchable Spunbonded Web..................................123 Sanitary Napkins..............................................123 Two-Component Expanded Net................................123 Layer with Increased Capillary Forces............................125 Flushable Products............................................127 Alkali Salt of a Sulfated Cellulose Ester Resin as Binder..............127 Cationic Polyurethane Binder..................................129 Webs Readily Dispersible in Enzyme-Containing Media...............133 pH-Sensitive Polymer as Binder.................................135 Premoistened Cleansing Wiper..................................137 Disposable Garments, Sheets, and Drapes...........................140 Addition of Potentially Crimped Synthetic Fibers..................140 Ultra-Short Fiber Layer Applied to Dry-Laid Web..................142 Wipes.......................................................145 Clean-and-Shine Floor Wipe...................................145 Usable for Wiping Oils, Solvent Cleaning and Wet Wiping.............146 TEXTILES FOR APPAREL AND HOME USE.........................150 Pile Fabrics..................................................150 Two Separate Needlings for Pile Fabrics..........................150 Fabric Having a Pile on Both Sides..............................152 Production of Patterned, Needled, Pile Fabric in One Step............153 Fabrics with Distinctive Finishes..................................154 Bouclelike Fabric...........................................154 Flocked Fabrics.............................................155 Fabric Having One Randomly Wrinkled Surface....................156 Apparatus for Pattern Bonding.................................158 Segmentally Bonded Pattern...................................159 Rearrangement of Web Fibers by Water Jets to Make Stripes..........161 Creped Finish..............................................164 Fabrics with Elasticity..........................................166 Elastic Materials............................................166 Fabrics Having Two-Way Stretch................................168 Bonded Stretchable Cloths of Various Weights.....................168 Other Products...............................................171 Soil Resistant Mattress Cover..................................171 Washable Protective Sheet.....................................173 For Flame Retardant Upholstery...............................174 Lingerie Fabric.............................................176 Electric Blanket Shell........................................178 LEATHER SUBSTITUTES........................................181 Improvement of Shape Retention and Strength......................181 Filled Textile Fiber with a Density Gradient.......................183 Needled Fabric with a Thin Polymeric Coating.....................184 Apparatus for Loosening Needled Fabric.........................185 Mechanical Finishing.........................................186 Impregnation with a Modified Latex.............................187 Improving Appearance of Synthetic Leathers........................189 Elimination of Orange Peel ..................................189 x Contents and Subject Index Pearl-Tinted Artificial Leather..................................190 Improvement of Breatheability .................................191 Addition of Polyethylene Oxide to Impregnating Mixture............191 Addition of Compounds Having —NH Groups to Impregnating Mixture . .193 Base Sheets..................................................195 Polyurethane Fibers.........................................195 Nonwoven Sheet with High Flexural Rigidity......................196 PRODUCTS FROM INORGANIC FIBERS............................198 Glass Fibers..................................................198 With Aromatic Polyamide Fibers for Resistance to High Temperatures. . .198 Styrene-lnsoluble Fibrous Mats.................................199 Binder Containing Silsesquioxane...............................201 Heat-Hardenable Phenolic Resin Binders..........................202 Electric Grade Laminates.....................................204 Apparatus for Making Crimped Mats.............................207 Binder Highly Soluble in Vinyl Monomers........................209 Binder Slowly Soluble in Vinyl Monomers........................209 Sizing and Dispersion Systems..................................210 Binders to Minimize Air Pollution...............................212 Resin-Treated Fabric for Resistance to High Temperatures............213 Refractory Metal Oxide Fibers...................................216 Inorganic and Organic Mats Needlepunched Together................216 Fibrous Structure Containing Alumina or Zirconia Fibers.............220 Asbestos Fibers...............................................221 Cylinder Head Gaskets.......................................221 Carbon Fibers................................................223 Presizing the Felt by Impregnating with a Thermosensitive Resin.......223 Fuel Cell Substrates..........................................225 Lead Fibers for Acoustical Insulation..............................227 CARPETING...................................................229 Carpet Backings...............................................229 Bicomponent Filaments Having a Copolyamide Sheath...............229 Extra-Wide, Heat-Sealed Nonwoven Sheets........................230 Dimensionally-Stable, High-Tenacity Webs........................231 Having No Preferred Filament Orientation........................234 Bonded Isotactic Polypropylene .:..............................237 Carpet Backing Having High Bond Strength in Selvage...............238 With Improved Dimensional Stability and Strength..................241 Nonwoven Fiber Needlepunched to Plastic Netting..................244 Having Excellent Tuftability...................................245 Fine and Coarse Filaments....................................245 Carpets.....................................................246 Antistatic Carpet............................................246 Formed by Heat Sealing and Shrinking the Backing.................247 Metallic Foil Layer for Flame Retardance.........................248 Resilient Carpet Padding........................................249 INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS....................................251 Filtration....................................................251 Helically Wound Fibrous Web..................................251 Polytetrafluoroethylene Felts..................................252 Contents and Subject Index xi Method of Forming Tubular Shape..............................254 Seamless Tubular Webs.......................................256 Hollow Cylindrically Shaped Fibrous Filter.......................260 Scrimless Felt for High Temperature Gas Filtration.................261 Charcoal-Retaining Cartridge Filter of Polypropylene................263 Insulation...................................................266 Aramid Fibers Bonded by Polyamide Fibers.......................266 Flexible Noise Barrier........................................268 Spunbonded Web Sandwiched in a Laminate......................270 Laminated Jacketing Material for Pipes...........................272 Blended Microfibers and Crimped Bulking Fibers...................275 High-Temperature-Resistant Insulating Fabric......................278 Battery Separators.............................................280 Prior Degradation of the Fiber-Forming Polymer...................280 Laminated Mats.............................................282 Laminates for Circuit Boards.....................................283 Nonwoven Impregnated with Cyanic Acid Ester Resin as One Layer ... .283 Nonwoven Substrate Treated with Silane and Phenol Resin...........285 Papermakers Felts............................................286 Containing Flat Fibers........................................286 Needling Machine...........................................287 Gaskets for Luminaires.........................................288 Other Uses...................................................291 Conveyor Belt..............................................291 Artificial Leather Having Good Mechanical Characteristics............292 Flexible Laminates..........................................293 Pillowed Web of Blown Microfibers for Oil-Sorbing and Other Uses.....295 MATERIALS FOR USE IN HOME BUILDING........................300 Roofing.....................................................300 Asphalt-Impregnated Sheet....................................300 Containing Vulcanized Rubber Particles..........................302 Reinforcing Webs...........................................302 Decorative Coverings...........................................304 Prevention of Plasticizer Migration..............................304 Nonwoven Facing...........................................306 Nonwoven Sheet Laminated Between Wood and Metal...............307 Floor Coverings...............................................308 Floor for Gymnasium........................................308 Nonwoven Fabric Floor......................................310 Wall Coverings................................................311 Embossed Needle-Bonded Fabric...............................311 Insulated Wallpaper Web......................................313 Peelable Wall Covering........................................315 Other Products...............................................315 Resilient Structural Mats......................................315 Waterproofing Agent.........................................318 MATERIALS FOR MEDICAL USE AND PACKAGING.................320 Medical and Hospital Products...................................320 Burn Dressings..............................................320 Surgical Products............................................322 Five-Ply Nonwoven Surgical Towel..............................324 xii Contents and Subject Index For Vascular Prostheses.......................................326 Wound and Burn Dressings....................................330 Nonwoven Rolled Bandage....................................331 Water-Hardenable Splints.....................................332 Support for Burn Victims.....................................334 Packaging Materials............................................336 Using Four Layers of Polypropylene Filaments.....................336 Peelable Seals..............................................336 Waterproof Material with Antistatic and Antislip Properties...........338 Heat-Sealable Laminate.......................................340 Meat Packaging Resistant to Bones..............................343 PRODUCTS WITH MISCELLANEOUS USES.........................345 Cleaning and Polishing Wipes.....................................345 Furniture Polishing Cloth.....................................345 Washing Wet Web with Water and Surfactant......................346 Foamed-Rubber Coating......................................347 Selectively Sorptive Sheet.....................................349 Pond Liner..................................................350 For Reservoir of Layered Liquids...............................350 Hydrocarbon-Resistant Laminate...............................351 Bookbinding Material..........................................352 Waterproof Coating..........................................352 Heat Finishing for Abrasion Resistance...........................354 Prevention of Soil Erosion.......................................355 Straw Mats................................................355 Reinforced Matting for Earth Retention on Banks..................356 Other.......................................................357 Labels on Wearing Apparel....................................357 Laminated Camouflage Material................................358 Needlepunched Tennis Ball Cover...............................359 Alteration-Sensitive Material...................................360 Nonwoven to Prevent Shipworm Infestation.......................361 Insecticidal Device...........................................362 Sponge...................................................363 To Provide Localized Controlled Heating in Spacecraft...............364 COMPANY INDEX..............................................365 U.S. PATENT NUMBER INDEX...................................367 INVENTOR INDEX.............................................369
adam_txt	Titel: Nonwoven materials Autor: Gillies, M. T. Jahr: 1979 CONTENTS AND SUBJECT INDEX INTRODUCTION.1 SECTION I. PROCESSES WEB FORMATION.4 Air Laying Techniques.4 Webs from Multiple Laps of Staple Fibers.4 Back-to-Back Transition Web.5 Use of Two Fiber Types.8 Use of Synthetic Wood Fibers.11 Use of Natural plus Synthetic Wood Fibers.13 Spunbonding Techniques.15 High Electric Charge to Fan Out Filaments.15 To Produce Webs with Higher Uniformity.16 Controlled Bonding Gas System.18 Stretching Fabric Before Compaction.,.20 To Make a Stretchable Fabric.21 Electron Beam Radiation.22 Postdrawing Melt-Blown Webs.23 Radial Extrusion and Fibrillation.,.25 Using Special Fibers.28 Polyvinyl Alcohol Fibers.,.28 Bulky Fabric of Acrylonitrile Fibers.29 Regenerated Cellulose Fibers.31 Bonded Fabrics of Polyarylene-Oxadiazoles.33 Miscellaneous Processes.34 Process for Shrinking Textile Webs.34 For Orthogonal Meshes.35 Method of Traversing a Strand.37 Fabrics with Laid-in Weft Yarns.40 For Production of Open Mesh Fabrics.42 Seaming the Screen Used for Making Nonwoven Fabric.43 Expanding Width of Preformed Webs.44 viii Contents and Subject Index Apparatus for Sensing Broken Weft Yarn.46 Controlling Edge Uniformity.46 CHEMICAL BONDING OF WEBS.48 Wet Chemical Binder Systems.48 For Production of Dry-Cleanable Nonwoven Fabrics.48 Internally Adhesively Bonded Webs.49 Prevention of Surface Migration of Binding Agent on Drying.52 Complex Compounds Based on Polycarboxylic Acids.53 Copolymers of N-methylolamides and Modified Acrylic Acid Esters.55 Overpolymerized Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate Copolymers as Cross- Linkable Binders.57 Pullulan or Its Derivatives.58 Intermittent Bonding in Predetermined Patterns.60 Clothlike Tissue Laminate Without Paperlike Rattle.62 Migration-Resistant Latex Binders.63 Dry Adhesives.66 For Use in Forming Fibrous Batts.66 Glow-Resistant Batt.69 THERMAL AND MECHANICAL BONDING.71 Thermal Bonding.71 Pattern Bonding of Fabric Made with Polyamide Fibers.71 By Continuous Hot Air.74 Batts Having High and Uniform Densities.75 Sheet Having Optical Transmission Properties.78 Low Degree of Crystallinity in Filaments of Web.79 Use of Uneven Heated Surface.81 Ultrasonic Bonding.83 Apertured Webs.83 High Frequency Vibrations Against a Patterned Anvil.86 Reordering Fibers in a Web.89 Fiber Entanglement by Hydraulic Means.91 Improving Strength of an Apertured Fabric.91 Improved Efficiency of Fiber Entanglement Process.92 Liquid Curtain Applied to Fiber Batt.94 Other Processes.95 Fusion by High Frequency Electric Field.95 Affixing Net to Nonwoven Blanket by Vibration.99 Mitigating Problems of Needle Tracking.100 Mechanical Entanglement.103 SECTION II. PRODUCTS DISPOSABLES.108 Diapers.108 Having One Rough Side and One Smooth Side.108 Double Contoured Absorbent Panel.110 Facing Layer Less Wettable Around the Edges.111 Formed by Twin-Wire Air Laying.113 Containing Flocculated Clay Mineral Aggregate.115 Disposable Pad with Nonwoven Facing.116 Fibrous Web Heavier in the Middle.118 Contents and Subject Index .* Having a Flared Waist.119 Diaper Liners.121 Lubricant Added to Thermoplastic Filaments.121 Stretchable Spunbonded Web.123 Sanitary Napkins.123 Two-Component Expanded Net.123 Layer with Increased Capillary Forces.125 Flushable Products.127 Alkali Salt of a Sulfated Cellulose Ester Resin as Binder.127 Cationic Polyurethane Binder.129 Webs Readily Dispersible in Enzyme-Containing Media.133 pH-Sensitive Polymer as Binder.135 Premoistened Cleansing Wiper.137 Disposable Garments, Sheets, and Drapes.140 Addition of Potentially Crimped Synthetic Fibers.140 Ultra-Short Fiber Layer Applied to Dry-Laid Web.142 Wipes.145 Clean-and-Shine Floor Wipe.145 Usable for Wiping Oils, Solvent Cleaning and Wet Wiping.146 TEXTILES FOR APPAREL AND HOME USE.150 Pile Fabrics.150 Two Separate Needlings for Pile Fabrics.150 Fabric Having a Pile on Both Sides.152 Production of Patterned, Needled, Pile Fabric in One Step.153 Fabrics with Distinctive Finishes.154 Bouclelike Fabric.154 Flocked Fabrics.155 Fabric Having One Randomly Wrinkled Surface.156 Apparatus for Pattern Bonding.158 Segmentally Bonded Pattern.159 Rearrangement of Web Fibers by Water Jets to Make Stripes.161 Creped Finish.164 Fabrics with Elasticity.166 Elastic Materials.166 Fabrics Having Two-Way Stretch.168 Bonded Stretchable Cloths of Various Weights.168 Other Products.171 Soil Resistant Mattress Cover.171 Washable Protective Sheet.173 For Flame Retardant Upholstery.174 Lingerie Fabric.176 Electric Blanket Shell.178 LEATHER SUBSTITUTES.181 Improvement of Shape Retention and Strength.181 Filled Textile Fiber with a Density Gradient.183 Needled Fabric with a Thin Polymeric Coating.184 Apparatus for Loosening Needled Fabric.185 Mechanical Finishing.186 Impregnation with a Modified Latex.187 Improving Appearance of Synthetic Leathers.189 Elimination of "Orange Peel".189 x Contents and Subject Index Pearl-Tinted Artificial Leather.190 Improvement of "Breatheability".191 Addition of Polyethylene Oxide to Impregnating Mixture.191 Addition of Compounds Having —NH Groups to Impregnating Mixture . .193 Base Sheets.195 Polyurethane Fibers.195 Nonwoven Sheet with High Flexural Rigidity.196 PRODUCTS FROM INORGANIC FIBERS.198 Glass Fibers.198 With Aromatic Polyamide Fibers for Resistance to High Temperatures. . .198 Styrene-lnsoluble Fibrous Mats.199 Binder Containing Silsesquioxane.201 Heat-Hardenable Phenolic Resin Binders.202 Electric Grade Laminates.204 Apparatus for Making Crimped Mats.207 Binder Highly Soluble in Vinyl Monomers.209 Binder Slowly Soluble in Vinyl Monomers.209 Sizing and Dispersion Systems.210 Binders to Minimize Air Pollution.212 Resin-Treated Fabric for Resistance to High Temperatures.213 Refractory Metal Oxide Fibers.216 Inorganic and Organic Mats Needlepunched Together.216 Fibrous Structure Containing Alumina or Zirconia Fibers.220 Asbestos Fibers.221 Cylinder Head Gaskets.221 Carbon Fibers.223 Presizing the Felt by Impregnating with a Thermosensitive Resin.223 Fuel Cell Substrates.225 Lead Fibers for Acoustical Insulation.227 CARPETING.229 Carpet Backings.229 Bicomponent Filaments Having a Copolyamide Sheath.229 Extra-Wide, Heat-Sealed Nonwoven Sheets.230 Dimensionally-Stable, High-Tenacity Webs.231 Having No Preferred Filament Orientation.234 Bonded Isotactic Polypropylene .:.237 Carpet Backing Having High Bond Strength in Selvage.238 With Improved Dimensional Stability and Strength.241 Nonwoven Fiber Needlepunched to Plastic Netting.244 Having Excellent Tuftability.245 Fine and Coarse Filaments.245 Carpets.246 Antistatic Carpet.246 Formed by Heat Sealing and Shrinking the Backing.247 Metallic Foil Layer for Flame Retardance.248 Resilient Carpet Padding.249 INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS.251 Filtration.251 Helically Wound Fibrous Web.251 Polytetrafluoroethylene Felts.252 Contents and Subject Index xi Method of Forming Tubular Shape.254 Seamless Tubular Webs.256 Hollow Cylindrically Shaped Fibrous Filter.260 Scrimless Felt for High Temperature Gas Filtration.261 Charcoal-Retaining Cartridge Filter of Polypropylene.263 Insulation.266 Aramid Fibers Bonded by Polyamide Fibers.266 Flexible Noise Barrier.268 Spunbonded Web Sandwiched in a Laminate.270 Laminated Jacketing Material for Pipes.272 Blended Microfibers and Crimped Bulking Fibers.275 High-Temperature-Resistant Insulating Fabric.278 Battery Separators.280 Prior Degradation of the Fiber-Forming Polymer.280 Laminated Mats.282 Laminates for Circuit Boards.283 Nonwoven Impregnated with Cyanic Acid Ester Resin as One Layer . .283 Nonwoven Substrate Treated with Silane and Phenol Resin.285 Papermakers' Felts.286 Containing Flat Fibers.286 Needling Machine.287 Gaskets for Luminaires.288 Other Uses.291 Conveyor Belt.291 Artificial Leather Having Good Mechanical Characteristics.292 Flexible Laminates.293 Pillowed Web of Blown Microfibers for Oil-Sorbing and Other Uses.295 MATERIALS FOR USE IN HOME BUILDING.300 Roofing.300 Asphalt-Impregnated Sheet.300 Containing Vulcanized Rubber Particles.302 Reinforcing Webs.302 Decorative Coverings.304 Prevention of Plasticizer Migration.304 Nonwoven Facing.306 Nonwoven Sheet Laminated Between Wood and Metal.307 Floor Coverings.308 Floor for Gymnasium.308 Nonwoven Fabric Floor.310 Wall Coverings.311 Embossed Needle-Bonded Fabric.311 Insulated Wallpaper Web.313 Peelable Wall Covering.315 Other Products.315 Resilient Structural Mats.315 Waterproofing Agent.318 MATERIALS FOR MEDICAL USE AND PACKAGING.320 Medical and Hospital Products.320 Burn Dressings.320 Surgical Products.322 Five-Ply Nonwoven Surgical Towel.324 xii Contents and Subject Index For Vascular Prostheses.326 Wound and Burn Dressings.330 Nonwoven Rolled Bandage.331 Water-Hardenable Splints.332 Support for Burn Victims.334 Packaging Materials.336 Using Four Layers of Polypropylene Filaments.336 Peelable Seals.336 Waterproof Material with Antistatic and Antislip Properties.338 Heat-Sealable Laminate.340 Meat Packaging Resistant to Bones.343 PRODUCTS WITH MISCELLANEOUS USES.345 Cleaning and Polishing Wipes.345 Furniture Polishing Cloth.345 Washing Wet Web with Water and Surfactant.346 Foamed-Rubber Coating.347 Selectively Sorptive Sheet.349 Pond Liner.350 For Reservoir of Layered Liquids.350 Hydrocarbon-Resistant Laminate.351 Bookbinding Material.352 Waterproof Coating.352 Heat Finishing for Abrasion Resistance.354 Prevention of Soil Erosion.355 Straw Mats.355 Reinforced Matting for Earth Retention on Banks.356 Other.357 Labels on Wearing Apparel.357 Laminated Camouflage Material.358 Needlepunched Tennis Ball Cover.359 Alteration-Sensitive Material.360 Nonwoven to Prevent Shipworm Infestation.361 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series	Chemical technology review
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spelling	Gillies, M. T. Verfasser aut Nonwoven materials recent developments Park Ridge, N.J. Noyes Data Corp. 1979 372 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Chemical technology review 141 Nonwoven fabrics Patents Chemical technology review 141 (DE-604)BV000012423 HBZ Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=015354160&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis
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