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| titleOfInvention | Tansversely aligned web in which filaments spun at high rate are aligned in the trasverse direction, and the method and apparatus of manufacturing the same |
| abstract | By arranging the filaments spun at high speed in the transverse direction, a transverse web is produced. First, the molten resin is extruded downward from the spinning nozzle having an inner diameter of the open end at the upper end of the conveyor. In the circumference | surroundings of the opening end of a spinning nozzle, high temperature primary air flows at high speed toward the gravity direction in the whole outer periphery of the circle of 2.5 mm or more concentric with the opening end. By this primary air, the molten filament from the spinning nozzle vibrates. Next, high-temperature secondary air is blown off from each of the upstream and downstream sides of the conveyor in the traveling direction toward the molten filament falling while vibrating. The molten filament is widened in the width direction of the conveyor by the secondary air which collides under the spinning nozzle and diffuses in the width direction of the conveyor. As a result, the filament formed by the solidification of the molten filament is spun at a high speed of 30,000 m / min or more, and the filament is accumulated on the conveyor in a state arranged in the width direction of the conveyor. |
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