Japanese Nonwovens Output Has Been Growing At A Two Digit Rate For 4 Consecutive Months.

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The output of all manufacturing methods has increased.

The output of wet non woven fabrics increased by 32.5%, and the output of needle shaped non woven fabrics increased by 25.8% to 6417 tons.

In the month of 1-4 2010, the production of Japanese non-woven fabrics increased by 20.1% to 104127 tons.

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The safety of the nonwoven cotton technology protection soldiers developed by the Dezhou Polytechnic University in the chemical and biological warfare can also serve as an ideal for absorbing oil pollution in the Gulf of Mexico.

After the explosion of the deepwater oil drilling platform, oil continues to flow. A Nonwovens Technology expert at Dezhou Polytechnic University said that the oil absorbing material we developed could be better than the products made of synthetic materials.

Ramkumar Seshadri, an associate professor of nonwoven materials at the TIEHH School of environmental and human health, said that in order not to allow oil to flow into the Gulf, millions of feet of oil have been laid out, but the synthetic materials are used, which do not degrade, and the oil absorption rate is only 1/3 of raw cotton.

The oil absorption rate of raw cotton can reach 40 times of its own weight.

After chemical treatment, the oil absorption rate can reach 70 times of its own weight.

And this material will not remain in the landfill forever.

The research focus of Ramkumar is the use of

He was the inventor of several nonwoven cotton technologies, including FibertectTM, which now uses the technology he invented.

He and his graduate group are studying how to use low quality cotton in clothing production.

Ramkumar said: the American nonwovens industry has excellent technology to develop natural fiber absorbent liners, such as cotton.