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Institute of Chemical Fibres Lodz, Fibres and Textiles in Eastern Europe, 3(129)(26), p. 80-86, 2018

DOI: 10.5604/01.3001.0011.7307

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Influence of the Needle Number on the Heat Insulation Performance of Pre-oxidized Fibre Felts

Journal article published in 2018 by Xiaoming Zhao, Yuanjun Liu, Tenglong Liang
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Abstract

Many factors were needed to be considered to prepare pre-oxidised fibre felts with excellent heat insulation performance, and different production processes showed differences in the heat insulation performance of pre-oxidised fibre felts. In order to probe into the influence of the production process on the heat insulation performance of materials, a large number of experiments were needed to be carried out. For needle-punched nonwoven pre-oxidised fibre felts, web features, needle characteristics and the needle process will all affect the structure of pre-oxidised fibre felts, thus bringing a major influence on the heat insulation performance of pre-oxidised fibre felts. In this paper, the influence of the needle number on the heat insulation performance of pre-oxidised fibre felts was mainly studied. Results showed that an increase in the needle number will cause a decrease in the thickness and gram weight of pre-oxidised fibre felts, and a weakening trend in the heat insulation performance of pre-oxidiaed fibre felts with an increasing needle number at room temperature and at 100-200 °C was shown. Moreover when the needle number was 1 and 2, the pre-oxidised fibre needled felts had good heat insulation performance, and for pre-oxidized fibre felts at different needle numbers with increasing temperature, the temperature difference in a steady state increased linearly.