The New Progressive Polymeric Materials for the Reduction of VOC in the Woodworking Industry

Eva Ružinská; Jacek Wilkowski; Iveta Mitterová; Martin Zachar

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.711.214

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The New Progressive Polymeric Materials for the Reduction of VOC in the Woodworking Industry

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The paper deals with the preparation of new type of progressive polymer blends created from bicomponent synthetic fibres (PP/PA₆) with addition of interfacial agent maleine-anhydrid (MAH) and polymeric mixtures with varying content of the polyamide component for the purpose of subsequent production of a highly efficient filters for collection of hazardous chemical (VOC) in processes surface finishing and treatment of wood products. Morphological parameters were studied in relation to the supramolecular structure of the mechanical properties and the specific rheological characteristics in terms of their experimental process of spinning of bicomponent fibres.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 711)

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Eva Ružinská, Jacek Wilkowski, Iveta Mitterová, Martin Zachar*

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Bicomponent Synthetic Fibers, Environmental Protection, Mechanical Property, Progressive Filtration Materials, Rheological Characteristics, Risk Chemical Substances (VOC)

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