Effect of the Pore Fractal Dimensions on Absorption Ability in Superabsorbent Fibers

Fei Ming Chen; Xian Zhong Zhu; Hui Xia Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.345.205

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Effect of the Pore Fractal Dimensions on Absorption Ability in Superabsorbent Fibers

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The pore fractal dimensions of PVA/PAA-AM blend superabsorbent fiber were calculated by box-counting method. The results indicate that the pore structures of superabsorbent fiber have obvious fractal characteristics. In addition, we have also studied the relations of AM ratio with other parameters. Calculation shows that the addition of appropriate amount of AM can increase the porosity of superabsorbent fibers and improve its absorption ability.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 345)

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Fei Ming Chen, Xian Zhong Zhu, Hui Xia Yang

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Box-Counting Method, Fractal Dimension, Polyethylene Alcohol, Porosity, Superabsorbent Fiber

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