Flexible and compliant mechanically deformed nonwoven for use in absorbent articles
A non-woven, mechanical deformation technology, used in non-woven fabrics, textiles and papermaking, applications, etc., can solve problems such as flexibility damage
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[0079] Example 1: Bilayer Nonwoven Comprising Carded Nonwoven and Airlaid Layers
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[0081] While the precursor had relatively good Z-Flexibility and Recovery Index, the precursor nonwoven had very low drop values and thus made the diaper very stiff.
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[0084] Both mechanical deformation treatments increased the bending drop value and the Z compliance index. Mechanical deformation disrupts the usual compromise between flexibility and comfort. The recovery index after mechanical treatment was reduced but still acceptable.
example 2
[0085] Example 2: MBAL
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[0090]This shows the same effect of different classes of material (MBAL) as in the first example above. Depth of Engagement (DOE) is appropriate for different materials and treatments considered for optimum results.
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[0092] This treatment C does not break the compromise between flexibility and comfort as effectively as the two previous treatments A and B, but still improves the horizontal flex drop value. A lower DOE was used in Process C because the higher DOE caused material integrity issues for this process.
example 3
[0093] Example 3: Spunlace cloth
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[0098] Treatments A and B show how DOE affects the desired flexibility and comfort of the deformed nonwoven. Both properties were improved at different DOE values, with a higher DOE in Treatment A, resulting in increased protrusion size, and thus higher flexibility, however, compared to the lower DOE in Treatment B. Compared with the similar treatment of , the influence on the horizontal bending drop value is reduced. However, the two textured nonwovens obtained by Treatment A and Treatment B are generally suitable for use in the present invention.
[0099] General Description of Absorbent Article 20
[0100] Exemplary absorbent articles that can use the nonwovens of the present invention are Figure 1 to Figure 4 shown in the form of a baby taped diaper 20. The taped diaper 20 is shown for illustration purposes only, as the present invention is suitable for making a wide variety of diap...
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