Nonwovens.

High Purity Pulps: Testing, Accessibility and Reactivity

Edited by Albin F. Turbak

Manufacturers of cellulose derivative products use many specific pulp and cellulose tests in an effort to try to get uniform production from day to day operations. Since cellulose is used in a large number of ways, it is not possible to address each and every industry requirement. Instead, High Purity Pulps: Testing, Accessibility and Reactivity provides an understanding of overall cellulose and pulp properties to give the plant operating people, the lab technicians and the basic research and development personnel a better appreciation of their starting material's virtues and limitations.

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This booklet lists the types of technology and testing that converter companies can use to work with their respective pulp supplier to help assure that the incoming materials will react similarly from shipment to shipment. In particular, converters can use this guide to learn about accessibility measurement, which can also serve as quality control parameters. 2003. 23 pages, spiral bound.

Item Number: 0101R309 * ISBN: 1930657498

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An Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Multiply Forming

by Brian Attwood and Graham Moore 

Designed for use as a textbook, this publication provides an analysis of the basics of the technology and processes of multiply forming. It represents a comprehensive review of the history of development and current state-of-the-art in multiply forming, and points to the way the technology will develop. The text covers not only the forming methods and their applications in the manufacture of paper, board and nonwovens, but also information on the types of furnishes used, some aspects of forming fundamentals and the characteristics of multiply webs. Published by PIRA. 1994. 179 pages, soft cover.

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Item Number: 37PIRAMPF * ISBN: 1858020379

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Introduction to Nonwovens

Edited by Ablin F. Turbak

This textbook presents an overview of the nonwovens markets, uses, technology, testing, and terminology. Written at an introductory level, the book will be an especially useful tool for introducing students and new industry employees to the field of nonwovens. Introduction to Nonwovens includes information in three main areas: nature of the fibers, methods of manufacture, and techniques used to hold nonwoven structures together. 1998. 66 pages, soft cover.

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Item Number: 0101R271 * ISBN: 0898523451

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Nonwovens: Theory, Process, Performance, and Testing

Edited by Albin F. Turbak

Dr. Turbak, former professor and director of applied research at the Southern College of Technology, has chosen authors who are considered experts in their particular areas in the field of nonwovens development, engineering, and manufacture. This book can be used by industry and academia alike. As each chapter progresses from basics to advanced concepts, readers with any level of expertise from beginners through experts will derive value from this book. 1993. 256 pages, hard cover.

Item Number: 0101R199 * ISBN: 089852265X

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The Technical Needs: Nonwovens for Medical/Surgical and Consumer Uses

Edited by Donald F. Durso

Contents include: raw materials--cotton, wood pulp, and bonding nonwovens; product attributes--home use materials, operating room materials, meeting quality requirements, and specialized uses; and performance testing--prosthesis materials, diapers, biobarrier properties of packaging materials used in medical devices, sterile medical device packaging, packaging and medical device recalls, and automated testing. 1986. 236 pages, hard cover.

Item Number: 0102B049 * ISBN: 0898520495

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