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Manufacturing Possibilities of Silk Paper for Antique Fabrics Conservation
� antique fabrics enzymes fi brillation SEM images silk fi bres silk paper
2009/2/18
In this study, the conditions and results of silk fibre modification with the use of proteolytic enzymes are presented. Using the technique of scanning electron microscope (SEM), it was shown that the...
Development of a Manufacturing Method for Surgical Meshes Modified by Chitosan
surgical meshes modification chitosan
2009/2/13
Two new methods for manufacturing surgical meshes modified by chitosan have been developed in the Institute of Biopolymers and Chemical Fibres (IBWCh) in collaboration with TRICOMED S.A. The first met...
Analysis of Modular Manufacturing System in Clothing Industry by Using Simulation
modular manufacturing simulation pro-model clothing
2009/2/13
In this study, an application of the modular system in the clothing industry by using the ProModel Simulation package is presented. The modular system was designed for a base product working on three ...
A New Method and Equipment for Manufacturing New Adsorptive Materials with Active Carbon Content
composite filters active carbon carbonised nonwoven
2009/2/12
This paper presents a new method and equipment for manufacturing adsorptive materials. The new filter materials are designed for cleaning air from impurities in the form of strongly irritant aromatic ...
Research into the Process of Manufacturing Alginate-Chitosan Fibres
alginate-chitosan fibres chitosan core-skin type fibres
2009/2/12
The process of obtaining alginate-chitosan fibres intended for medical applications was the subject of our investigations. Two methods of forming two-component alginate-chitosan fibres of the core-ski...
Manufacturing Technology and Physical Properties of Yarn Blends Containing Broken Polyester Fibres with Decreased Susceptibility to Pilling
Manufacturing Technology Decreased Susceptibility
2009/2/5
Manufacturing Technology and Physical Properties of Yarn Blends Containing Broken Polyester Fibres with Decreased Susceptibility to Pilling.