Filament fibres

Filaments, fibres and fabrics for indoor and outdoor carpeting, carpet backing, outdoor carpets around swimming pools or miniature golf courses. .. 

Polypropylene filaments, fibres, fabrics for carpeting, carpet backing. 

Polypropylene filaments, fibres, fabrics, partially and fully oriented yarns perform well in cordage, netting, woven bags. .. 

Pioneer newly acquired seed business specialising in corn and soya Polyesters staple and filament fibres for clothing, bedding and insulation polyester films for films and packaging resins for plastic containers Specialty Fibres stretch clothing based on Lycra non-woven products advanced fibres ... 

Silk is a proteinous animal fibre — the only natural long filament fibre used in textile manufacture. Silks have been used in textiles for approximately 5000 years (Xia et al., 2009) from a number of species both wild and domesticated. 

J. G. Cook, H. P. W. Huggill, and A. R. Lowe. Manufacture of new highly polymeric linear esters and the production of filaments, fibres and the like therefrom. GB Patent 604073, assigned to ICI Ltd., June 28, 1948. 

The above linear elements, namely filaments, fibres, slit films, or yams, can be converted into several types of classic geotextiles, as briefly discussed below. 

Tex—A unit for expressing linear density equal to the mass or weight in grams of 1000 metres of filament, fibre yarn or other textile strand. 

Improvements in or relating to the insolubilising treatment of films, filaments, fibres and like-shaped articles made from protein solutions... 

The concept is to integrate packaged dice (semiconductor chips) inside a bundle of fibres in a manner in which the chips are protected from all forms of mechanical, thermal and pressure forces. The solutitm is to position the chips inside a bundle of manmade filament fibres and then to encapsulate the area with a polymer matrix. In the following text, these notations will be used ... 

The initial research focus was to study two possible approaches for creating the EGA. The first approach is to bond the filament fibres with a flexible polymeric resin to hermetically seal off the chip area. The second method is to use a side-by-side thermal-bonding process, which would interlock the filament fibres, thus sealing off the chip area. The behaviour of the EGA would depend on the individual properties of the components, their relative proportions, the degree of homogeneity, the properties of the interface between the components and the rate of solidification of each component. 

Figure 5.2 Core filament fibre populated with packaged dice and interconnects.

Side-by-side thermal-bonding process of filament fibres... 

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