Effect of the Process of Lamination Microporous Nanofiber Membrane on the Evaporative Resistance of the Two-Layer Laminate

Tereza Heinisch; Vladimír Bajzík; Roman Knížek; Zdeňka Gregušová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.677.103

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Effect of the Process of Lamination Microporous Nanofiber Membrane on the Evaporative Resistance of the Two-Layer Laminate

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This thesis deals with the assessment of the effect of the process of lamination microporous nanofiber membrane on the overall evaporative resistance of the two-layer laminate. For most multi-layer materials, lamination process is due to the deterioration of some properties of the whole laminate, particularly to the increase of the evaporative resistance. The authors of this thesis investigate the effect of the lamination primarily on the evaporative resistance of two-layer laminates. The study deals with the relations of volume porosity with the values of the evaporative resistance of the laminate too. In this thesis are both measured the separated layers of selected materials (upper material and the membrane), then the surface materials with the coated lamination points and subsequently created two-layer laminates.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 677)

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103-108

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March 2013

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Tereza Heinisch, Vladimír Bajzík, Roman Knížek, Zdeňka Gregušová

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Lamination, Nanofiber Membrane, Two-Layer Laminate, Water Vapor Permeability

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