Nonwoven mat and pollution control device using the same
A technology of pollution control and pollution control components, which is applied in non-woven fabrics, mechanical equipment, textiles and papermaking, etc., and can solve the problems of harmful internal strength, shearing, and reduction of mats
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example 1
[0060] Example 1 was prepared as described for Comparative Example A, except that organic thread (polyester, 125 tex top and bottom threads) was used to add stitching along each edge of the part (after applying the edge protection material ), the suture is the same as figure 1 The distance between the respective edges is generally shown to be about 1.25 cm (0.5 inches). Tex is a measure of the linear mass density of a fiber and is defined as mass per 1000 meters in grams.
example 2
[0062] Example 2 was prepared as described for Example 1, except that, in the figure 2 Typically a third seam has been added below the middle of the part shown.
example 3
[0064] Example 3 was prepared as described for Comparative Example A, except that organic thread (polyester, 125 tex top and bottom threads) was used to add zigzag stitching between the edges of the parts (after applying the edge protection material ), the suture is the same as image 3 The distance between the respective edges is generally shown to be about 1.25 cm (0.5 inches). The angle of the zigzag pattern is 100°.
[0065] Example I
[0066] Illustrative Example I was prepared as described for Comparative Example A, except that an organic thread (polyester, top and bottom threads 125 tex) was used to run along each of the non-intumescent components prior to the lamination process. Add seams to the edges. Thus, the stitching is applied only through the non-intumescent layer and not through the entire part.
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