TH8680B - sanitary napkin - Google Patents

Abstract

This invention relates to the new absorption structure and the absorption products that comprise this structure. In particular, this fabricated permeable structure consists of a large, high-density enclosing layer, a denser shipping layer, a very high-density storage layer. and a protective layer that water cannot seep with the covering and protective layer being sealed around the circle and in a good way, every The layers should be joined together to form a joint structure.

Claims (8)

1. A homogeneous absorbent structure containing closed layers (10), shipping layers (20), and storage layers (30) each, where (a) each of the above layers is at least. Two layers are held in a cohesive manner to promote the transfer of fluid up between them; (b) The aforementioned shipping layer (20) is of a lower density type than the storage layer (30); (c) each such layer has a fluid congestion condition. And the capability of pre-selected transfers; and (d) the aforementioned shipping class (20) is more likely to foster shipments to the storage rack (30) than to promote To achieve the distribution of the fluid over its length and width, while the aforementioned retention layer (30) tends to promote dispersion and retardation of Fluid along its length and width, is characterized by that: (e) the aforementioned closed layer (10) is a lower density type than the shipping layer (20) and tends to promote a Shipping to the shipping class That will cause the fluid to be distributed over its length and width 2. the absorbent structure as defined in claim 1, and additionally consists of an impermeable fluid back (70), which Over the edge of the aforementioned fluid delivery layer (20) and fluid storage layer (30). And make it adhere in a sealed bond, at least with the aforementioned (10) enclosures; This fluid retention layer (30) is defined by a soft fibrous sheet consisting of super absorbent tissue distributed in it. 4. The absorbent structure, according to one of the preceding claims. Here, the aforementioned closed layer (10) consists of a high ceiling, nonwoven fiber material with a fundamental weight between approximately 3.39 and 33.9 g / sq m (approximately 0.1 and 1.0 oz / sq yd). ) 5. An absorbent structure according to one of the preceding claims. Here, the aforementioned (10) closed layer has a thickness of approximately 0.508 mm (0.02 in) to approximately 2.54 mm (0.10 in.) At 0.21 kPa (0.03 psi), and a density of approximately 0.025 to approximately 0.12 g /. Cubic centimeter at 0.21 kPa (0.03 psi) 6. Absorber structure according to claim 5, herein the closed layer (10), the size of the hole in the wet state is distributed in such a way that the size is between approximately 15. % And approx. 100% of the pores have a radius longer than 300 microns, and a size between approximately 0% and 85% of the bore radius less than 300 microns. 7. Absorbed structure according to one of the preceding claims. Here, the aforementioned covering (10) consists of a film of a polymer that forms a cavity. 8. The absorber structure, according to one of the preceding claims. Here, the aforementioned fluid shipping layer (20) is approximately 1.0 to 3.8 mm thick (approximately 0.04 to approximately 0.15 in) at 0.21 kPa (0.03 psi), and a density of approximately 0.02 g / cm3. To approx. 0.10 g / cm3 at 0.21 kPa (0.03psi) 9. Absorption structure according to claim 8. Here, the fluid shipping class (20) has a distribution of hole sizes in the wet state at The size is between approximately 10% and approximately 50% of the aperture radius longer than 300 microns, and between approximately 50 and approximately 90% of the radius shorter than 300 microns. 1 0. Any one Here, the above shipping class (20) has a permeate condition of at least 3.0 cubic meters / square meter / minute (10 cubic feet / square foot / minute) at 1.17 kPa (0.17psi). 1. An absorbent structure according to one of the preceding claims. Here, the aforementioned fluid storage class (30) consists of Extruded peed moss panels for increased density 1 2. Absorbent structure according to claim 11, here the peat moss panels have undergone mechanical softening to increase their softening condition. 3. The absorbent structure according to one of the preceding claims. In this fluid storage layer (30), a thickness of approximately 0.38 to approximately 2.54 mm (approximately 0.015 in to approximately 0.10 in) at 0.21 kPa (0.03psi), and a density of approximately 0.15 g / cm3 at 0.21. kPa (0.03psi) 1 4. Absorption structure according to claim 13, here the fluid retention layer (30) is distributed in the wet state so that between approximately 90% and 100% of the hole has a short radius. Over 300 microns, and approx. 0% and 10% of holes longer than 300 microns 1 5. The incontinence device consists of the absorption structure of one of the preceding claims 1. 6. Lint consists of an absorbent structure. Of any of the claims 1 to 14 1 7.The bandage consists of the absorbing structure of claims 1 to 14, either clause 1. 8. A homogeneous absorbent structure pursuant to claim 1 hereinafter; A closed layer that allows fluid to penetrate (10) has an outer surface to the inner surface; The fluid delivery layer (20) has an outer surface to the inner surface consisting of a fibrous sheet of hydrophobic fibers, the outer surface of such a supply layer to be welded to the inner surface of the flap. The foregoing; Fluid storage layer (30) with high absorbency, high retardant. The outer surface to the inner surface consists of a hydrophobic material with a fluid binding capacity of at least approximately 7.5 g salts per gram of the absorbent material, the outer surface of the fluid retention layer. It provides a seal to the inner surface of the aforementioned fluid delivery layer; And the impermeable back (70) The aforementioned cover, and the back, extends over the edge of the shipping rack with the aforementioned fluid retention layer. And to seal each other around the periphery of the absorber structure.