Relationship between Fractal Dimension and Structure of Nonwovens

Shu Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.750-752.1176

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Relationship between Fractal Dimension and Structure of Nonwovens

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The structures of nonwovens are so nonlinear and out-of-order that traditional methods can hardly measure it. There exist several basic parameters to characterize it, such as thickness, grammage, average density and pore characteristics etc.. It is necessary to find one integrated parameter to characterize nonwovens, and fractal approach seems to be a useful tool. In this paper, the fractal dimension is implemented to describe the structure of nonwovens. And then the relationship between the fractal dimension and several basic structural parameters are built up.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 750-752)

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Basic Structural Parameters, Fractal Dimension, Nonwovens, Relationship

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