2. Fibers for nonwovens
2.1 Type of material
The special feature of nonwovens is the great versatility of their manufacturing processes. They can be made from natural, artificial or synthetic fibers. They can also be used on the scale of polymer granules. We can therefore imagine developing nonwoven textile structures from wool fibers blended with polypropylene and cellulose.
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Bibliography
- (1) - - European Disposal and Nonwoven Association (EDANA), Facts and figures about nonwovens. Consulté en septembre 2012 http://www.edana.org/content/default.asp?PageID=51
- (2) - PAYEN (J.),...
Websites
European Disposal and Nonwoven Association (EDANA), Facts and figures about nonwovens. Accessed September 2012 http://www.edana.org/content/default.asp?PageID=51
COSTE (G.). – Course extract "Customer stationery". Accessed September 2012
Events
OUTLOOK 2012 https://www.innovationintextiles.com/interiors/edana-announces-2012-2013-events/
FILTREX 2012 https://www.innovationintextiles.com/interiors/edana-announces-2012-2013-events/
...Standards and norms
- Textiles – Non-wovens – Definition - ISO 9092 - 1988
Patents
COOLEY (J.F.). – Apparatus for electrically dispersing fluids. US Patent n° 692, p. 631 (1902).
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