JPH0135937B2 - - Google Patents
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- JPH0135937B2 JPH0135937B2 JP56108671A JP10867181A JPH0135937B2 JP H0135937 B2 JPH0135937 B2 JP H0135937B2 JP 56108671 A JP56108671 A JP 56108671A JP 10867181 A JP10867181 A JP 10867181A JP H0135937 B2 JPH0135937 B2 JP H0135937B2
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- nonwoven fabric
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Description
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ååžãããå Žåãããããšãªã©æ¬ ç¹ãå€ãã BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, in order to efficiently utilize powders or granules having functions such as adsorption and absorption, it has been common practice to fix them together with fibrous materials in the form of a sheet. Although various methods have been studied and some methods have been developed, there are still many unresolved problems in terms of quality and manufacturing process. For example, in the case of a so-called wet method using water as a dispersion medium, pulp and powder or granules are dispersed in water to form a uniform dispersion medium layer, and then a nonwoven fabric sheet is manufactured using a paper machine. However, this type of wet method usually does not use a binder and the shape is maintained and the added powder or granules are supported by intertwining the fibers, so the sheet density and rigidity are generally high, making it suitable for various uses. However, it is unsuitable when a low resistance value is desired, such as when passing through gas. Further, since it is difficult to add a large amount of powder or granules, a large amount of nonwoven fabric sheet is required to improve the performance of the added powder or granules, which is not preferred in practice. In addition, there are many other drawbacks such as outflow of powder or granules during the dehydration process and non-uniform layer distribution due to the difference in specific gravity between the additive and the fibers.
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Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 53-4789 discloses a method in which wood pulp and thermofusible synthetic pulp are added to a support layer and supported, and then heated with hot air to melt the fusible synthetic pulp and mold the whole with adhesive. It has been disclosed. In this patent, the active surface area of the adsorptive substance is kept large to prevent a decrease in activity and to achieve efficient adsorption, but this method of laminating layers with an air medium makes the adsorption substantially uniform due to the difference in specific gravity of the constituent materials. It is difficult to distribute the powder or granules evenly, and the amount of powder or granules added cannot be said to be sufficient. As mentioned above, it is considered that an economical industrial production method for nonwoven fabrics in which a large amount of powder or granules is present as a uniform layer within the fiber layer has not yet been established in view of these points. The present invention is the result of intensive research aimed at developing a nonwoven fabric sheet that has a higher content of powder or granules than conventional nonwoven fabrics and is superior in quality, as well as a method for efficiently manufacturing the nonwoven fabric sheet. discovered a method of producing a nonwoven fabric containing powder or granules by a dry method using a filament aggregate, and arrived at the present invention.
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ãªãé«å質ã®äžç¹åžã·ãŒããåŸãããã That is, the powder or granules in the present invention are structured to form diagonal layers in the fiber layer. As can be seen in the sectional view shown in FIG. 1B, a powder or granule layer 21, indicated by a dot, is surrounded and supported by a fiber layer 22. This configuration of the present invention is characterized by the fact that each layer 21 is surrounded by a layer 22, thereby providing great stability, and that a large number of layers 21 can be included. In addition, the effects that can be expected from this diagonal layer are, for example, when the adsorbent is added as granules. The contact time between the adsorbent substance and the adsorbent particles can be made longer when an obliquely inclined layer is formed than when the adsorbent particles are formed. Furthermore, since the adsorbed substance collides with the slope of the adsorbent particles, there is an advantage that gas ventilation resistance is reduced. Therefore, the nonwoven fabric sheet produced with these features of the present invention can be used to achieve very efficient results when using physical and chemical effects to permeate and adsorb various gases and liquids. It is extremely useful. Furthermore, when the fibers forming the fibrous layer 22 are formed from continuous substantially long filaments, fluff, lint, etc. are not scattered, and a high-quality nonwoven fabric sheet with extremely low lint waste can be obtained.
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FIGS. 1A and 1B are cross-sectional views of the nonwoven fabric sheet of the present invention, and A is a cross-sectional view cut perpendicular to the direction of travel of the drive belt. B is a cross section cut in the same direction as the belt traveling direction. Second
3 and 3 are schematic process diagrams of the manufacturing method of the present invention. In particular, FIG. 2 shows the first half from the beginning to the traversing process, and FIG. 3 shows the second half from the zigzag process to the molding process. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the main part of the traversing process. 1... Fiber bundle, 2... Expander, 3, 4, 5, 7
...Pressure roll, 6...Coating equipment, 8,10...
Drive belt, 9... Ear pressing device, 11, 12...
Heating bar, 13...Suction device, 14...Twiddling device, 15...Powder or granule feeding device, 16...
...Piston device, 17...Powder or granule dispersion pipe.
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æ±ã®ç¯å²ç¬¬ïŒé èšèŒã®äžç¹åžã·ãŒã補é æ³[Scope of Claims] 1. A nonwoven fabric sheet containing powder or granules formed by folding and laminating a wide web of substantially long filament aggregates, the powder or granules comprising:
A nonwoven fabric sheet characterized by being constructed in layers that are inclined in the thickness direction. 2. Spreading a substantially long filament assembly;
The web, which has been widened to a certain width, is rolled over the drive belt and laminated, and at the same time, powder or granules are scattered onto the web layer in a width narrower than the web width, and the web layer and the additive layer are alternately laminated. A method for producing a nonwoven fabric sheet, which is then formed by causing interfiber adhesion using a heating medium such as hot air or steam. 3 The direction of crisscrossing in the web lamination process is
The method for manufacturing a nonwoven fabric sheet according to claim 2, which is perpendicular to the traveling direction of the drive belt.
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