Effect of Hydroentanglement on Structures and Properties of Wet-Laid Paper Sheets

Chao Deng; Xian Gyu Jin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.821.201

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Effect of Hydroentanglement on Structures and Properties of Wet-Laid Paper Sheets

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In this work, pulp/lyocell wet-laid paper sheets have been consolidated by hydroentanglement techniques. Scanning electron microscopy has been used to evaluate the structures of wet-laid paper sheets before and after hydroentanglement. Wet tensile strength along longitudinal (preferential) and transverse directions show the effect of hydroentanglement techniques on the mechanical properties of wet-laid paper sheets. In addition, the air permeability and water absorbency properties of materials have been evaluated. The results show that the structures of wet-laid paper sheets become fluffy and fiber entanglements increase after consolidation. The wet tensile strength values of wet-laid paper sheets at the longitudinal and transverse directions are increased by 109.0% and 78.7%, respectively after hydroentanglement. The air permeability and water absorbency of wet-laid paper sheets are increased by 957.6% and 137.0%.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 821)

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Chao Deng, Xian Gyu Jin*

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Hydroentanglement, Nonwovens, Property, Structure, Wet-Laid

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