Respirator having a foam-shaping layer including a recessed area surrounding an air passageway
A respirator and forming layer technology, which is applied in the direction of respiratory protection containers, breathing filters, breathing masks, etc., can solve the problem that the filter layer cannot be replaced, and achieve the effect of rapid distribution and reduced pressure drop
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[0079] The cup masks of the present invention are made from two basic elements, a structural foam forming layer and a filter preform. The structural foam forming layer is prepared by first laminating two layers of material: an inner conformable layer and an outer structural layer. The material used for the outer structural layer is a closed-cell polypropylene foam sold by Yongbo Chemical, Daejeon-Si, Korea Q1001.1W. The apparent density and compressive strength of the outer structural layer are 0.1013g / cm 3 and 1.14kPa. The inner conformal layer material is closed-cell polyethylene foam also obtained from Yongbo Chemical in Daejeon, Korea R3003W. The apparent density and compressive strength of described foam are respectively 0.0322g / cm 3 and 0.32kPa. Lamination of these layers is done by flame lamination process.
[0080] Flame lamination involves exposing one face of the outer structural foam layer to a controlled flame in a continuous roll lamination process that h...
example 2
[0086] Example 2 was prepared according to Example 1 except that the resulting opening was a circular hole with a diameter of 5 mm. These holes are provided in the aforementioned recessed areas. There are approximately 80 holes in the twelve recessed areas. The openings in the mask body were approximately uniform in size and were determined to have an R of 1.3mm h scope. The EBO of the forming layer is about 15.7cm 2 . The openings accounted for about 26% of the total surface area of the shaping layer.
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[0088] Example 3 was prepared in the same manner as Example 1, except that a thermally bonded nonwoven web was used as the conforming layer. A total of 4 denier (dpf) low-melting fiber (51mm LMF4DE' from Huvis Corp., Seoul, Korea) and 6 denier polyester staple fibers (38mm RSF6DE' from Huvis Corp., Seoul, Korea) were used. The blend was prepared into a 200 gsm nonwoven web in a "Rando Webber" air-laying machine (from Rando Machine Corporation, Macedon, N.Y.). The composition of the blend was 70 weight percent 4dpf fibers and 30 weight percent 6dpf fibers. The loose web was thermally bonded by passing the loose web through a furnace at 120°C for 30 seconds.
[0089] The masks were evaluated for shatter resistance (stiffness), particle permeability and pressure drop. The test results are given in Table 1, which also includes the EBO value.
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