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Selected Presentations

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Modeling Research Activities at NCRC

Research Activities at NCRC

New Directions in Nonwoven Technologies

The Role of Orifice Design on Hyroentanglement

Rayleigh Instability Development in Fiber Finishing

Prediction of Performance in Thermally Point Bonded Nonwovens

Nonwoven Orientation Analysis

In-Plane Moisture Transport in Nonwovens

Role of Fiber Finish in the Conversion of Fiber to Nonwovens: Finish Performance as a Mechanical Processing Aid in Needlepunching

Tensile Recovery and Compression Behavior of Poly(trimethylene terephthalate) Nonwoven Fabrics

Recent Theses and Dissertations

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Absorbency Characteristics of Kenaf Core Particles

Reorganization of Structure to Alter the Properties of PET

Acoustical Absorptive Properties of Nonwovens

Thermal Barrier Properties of Nonwovens

Enzymatic Treatment of Fibers for Nonwovens

Method for Measuring Static Potential on Moving Fabrics

The Impact of Input Energy, Fiber Properties and forming Wire on the Performance of Hydroentangled fabrics

Incorporating Nanotubes into PP Fibers

Potential Uses of Highloft Nonwovens

Three Dimensional Molded Nonwovens

The Role of Orifice Design in Hydroentanglement

The Influence of Fiber Properties and Processing Conditions on the Characteristics of Needled Fabrics

The Manufacturing of Wet-Laid Hydroentangled Glass Fiber Composites for Industrial Applications

The Effect of Anisotropy on In-Plane Liquid Distribution in Nonwovens

Fundamentals of Fiber Dispersion in the Wetlay Process

The Role of Fiber Finish in the Conversion of Fiber to Nonwovens

A Study of Spin Finish Application on a Fiber

Fiber Crimp and Crimp Stability in Nonwoven Fabric Processes

Fiber Surface Modification by Particle Coating

The Utility Of Islands-In-The-Sea Bicomponent Fiber Technology In The Spunbond Process

Mechanical Properties of Individual Polymeric Micro and Nano Fibers by AFM

Method for Measuring Static Potential on Moving Fabrics

Surface Modification of Fibers and Nonwovens with Melt Additives

An Investigation of Aerosol Filtration via Fibrous Filters