Fiber-forming process
A technology for fibers and fiber-forming materials, which is applied in the field of improving direct web-forming processes and can solve problems such as fiber-forming process limitations
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[0059] Example 38 is a core-sheath bicomponent fiber with the core being the polystyrene used in Example 34 (89% by weight) and the sheath being the copolymer used in Example 37 (11% by weight). Example 39 is a side-by-side bicomponent fiber made from polyethylene (Exxact 4023 with a MFI of 30 from Exxon Chemicals, 36% by weight) and a pressure sensitive adhesive (64% by weight). The adhesive comprised a terpolymer of 92% by weight isooctyl acrylate, 4% by weight styrene, and 4% by weight acrylic acid, had an intrinsic viscosity of 0.63, and was supplied through a Bonnot adhesive extruder.
[0060] In Example 40, each fiber was monocomponent, but using fibers made from two different polymers, polyethylene in Example 36 and polypropylene in Examples 1-13. The extrusion head had four rows of 42 nozzles; the feed to the extrusion head was such that adjacent nozzles in a row supplied a different polymer of the two polymers, forming an A-B-A... pattern.
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