Diaper with improved body fit
An absorbent, disposable technology that can be used in other chemical processes, bandages, chemical instruments and methods to solve problems such as breaking intergranular crosslinks and weakening structural stability
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Embodiment 1
[0219] This example is intended to compare the fluid handling characteristics of a diaper according to the present invention to a diaper manufactured in accordance with US Patent Application Serial No. 10 / 776,851. Apart from the material used for the acquisition / storage layer, both diapers have identical construction. The respective materials and resulting core thicknesses are shown in Table 1, as well as the fluid handling properties of the cores.
[0220] Table 2
[0221] U.S. patent application serial number Products according to the invention
[0222] 10 / 776,851 products
[0223] Acquisition / storage layer Curled cellulose fibers Absorbent polymer material1
[0224] (basis weight: 210g / m 2 ) (basis weight~250g / m 2 )
[0225] Dry thickness (mm) 4.8 3.5
[0226] acquisition rate
[0227] (sec / 15mL)
[0228] First surge 37(2) 43(1)
[0229] Second surge 62(5) 60(3)
[0230] Third surge 95(5) 100(6)
[0231] Fourth surge 119(7) 125(6)
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Embodiment 2
[0237] This example is intended to compare the dry caliper of diapers in accordance with the present invention with commercially available diapers manufactured in accordance with US Patent Application Serial No. 10 / 776,851. This comparison is shown in Table 2.
[0238] table 3
[0239] product dry thickness
[0240] (mm)
[0241] Active Fit (Size 4) 1 7.1
[0242] Super-Flex (Size 4) 2 7.2
[0243] 3.2
[0244] 4.0
[0245] Pursuant to U.S. Patent Application Serial No. 10 / 776,851 3 Products 5.9
[0246] this invention 4 3.9
[0247] 1. Purchased from Procter & Gamble GMBH, Schwalbach am Tanus, Germany
[0248] 2. Purchased from Kimberly Clark of Reigate, United Kingdom
[0249] 3. Purchased from Kimberly Clark, Neenah, WI
[025...
Embodiment 3
[0253] This example compares the perceived thinness and softness of diapers according to the invention with commercially available diapers. Identify a group of infants weighing between 8kg and 15kg. Give each baby's caregiver 10 of each of the following diapers:
[0254] · Commercially available diapers ( Easy Ups size 4, available from Procter & Gamble, Schwalbach am Tanus, Germany), the diaper was modified by slightly increasing the amount of absorbent polymer material (~2g); and
[0255] • A diaper with the same chassis as the commercially available product containing a core according to the invention.
[0256] Instruct caregivers to use test diapers in place of their usual products and to note how these perform. Half of the caregivers were instructed to use commercially available diapers first, and the other half were instructed to use diapers according to the invention first.
[0257] After all diapers had been used, each caregiver was asked to describe what they not...
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