Wet-laid nonwoven based ceramic matrix composites: An innovative and highly adaptable short fiber reinforcement for ceramic hybrid and gradient materials

Bio-based electrospun polyamide membrane – sustainable multipurpose filter membranes for microplastic filtration

“…Such dispersions were used for the preparation of sponges or wet-laid membranes. 11,12 Due to their high flexibility, porosity, and specific surface area, electrospun filter membranes (EFMs) often combine high permeability with high rejection rate, making them promising materials for filtration purposes. 13,14 Such EFMs have been successfully used for the filtration of particles from water 8,9,15,16 as well as air 10,17,18 and for the separation of oil and water.…”

Wiping conditions and fabric properties influenced the microfiber shedding from non-woven products

“…Generally speaking, several different techniques are involved in the manufacturing of non-woven products, such as air-laying, wet-laying, thermal bonding, spunlace, and spunbond processes. [24][25][26][27] The spunlace technique has been widely applied in the production of wipes. It allows staple bers to form a nonwoven fabric by means of high-velocity water jets (Fig.…”

Highly Porous and Thermally Stable Poly(vinylidene fluoride) Separators : Effects of Solvent and Colloidal SiO_2 Concentration

“…In this research, we processed poly(vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF), characterized by a high melting point (450.15 K), into nanofiber membranes. These materials have been synthesized via several routes, including melt-blow 15) , wet-laid 16) , vacuum filtration 17) , and electrospinning 18) . Particularly, electrospinning is a straightforward manufacturing technique to prepare nanofibers via an electrostatically driven process.…”