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Joint INDA-TAPPI Conference

September 25-28, 2006 • Hilton Americas Houston • Houston, TexasSave up to 20% – Register by August 18

Sunday, September 24Registration............................................................. 3:00.p.m..–. 5:00.p.m.

Monday, September 25Registration...........................................................1�:00.p.m..–. 5:30.p.m.

Tutorial:.Filtration.................................................. 1:30.p.m..–. 4:30.p.m.

Tutorial:.Structure/Property..Relationships........................................................... 1:30.p.m..–. 5:30.p.m.

Student.Paper.Competition.............................. 4:30.p.m..–. 5:30.p.m.

TAPPI.Nonwovens.Steering..Committee.Meeting............................................. 5:30.p.m..–. 7:30.p.m.(Invitation.Only)

Tuesday, September 26TAPPI.Committee.Meetings

Binders.&.Additives............................................7:30.a.m..–. 8:45.a.m.

Building.&.Industrial.Mat..................................7:30.a.m..–. 8:45.a.m.

Properties.&.Performance................................7:30.a.m..–. 8:45.a.m.

Registration..............................................................8:00.a.m..–. 5:30.p.m.

Conference...............................................................9:00.a.m..–. 5:30.p.m.

Keynote.&.Award.Luncheon...........................1�:30.p.m..–. �:30.p.m.

Wednesday, September 27TAPPI.Committee.Meetings

Fibers.&.Process.Technology...........................7:30.a.m..–. 8:45.a.m.

Insulation...............................................................7:30.a.m..–. 8:45.a.m.

Filtration.................................................................7:30.a.m..–. 8:45.a.m.

Registration..............................................................8:30.a.m..–. 7:30.p.m.

Conference...............................................................9:00.a.m..–. 5:30.p.m.

Tabletop.Event.&.Reception.............................. 5:30.p.m..–. 7:30.p.m.

Thursday, September 28Registration..............................................................8:30.a.m..–. 1�:30.p.m.

Conference...............................................................8:30.a.m..–. 1�:30.p.m.

TAPPI Committees(Meetings Held During INTC 2006)

Binders & AdditivesThis. committee. facilitates. the. exchange. of.useful. information. on. the. technology. and.use. of. products. that. relate. to. or. are. based.on. continuous. webs. made. from. cellulose,.synthetic.and.inorganic.fibers.that.have.been.formed.or.treated.with.binders.and.additives.that.impart.specific.properties.

Building & Industrial MatThis. committee. facilitates. the. exchange. of.information.concerning.the.manufacture.and.use.of.wet-laid.nonwoven.mat,.using.fiberglass.and.other.synthetic.fibers.for.industrial.and.building.products.applications.

Properties & Performance This. committee. facilitates. the. exchange. of.information. on. the. equipment,. methods,.procedures,. literature,. and. software. used.in.the.structure,.characterization,.computer.modeling,. and. performance. of. nonwoven.products.

Fibers & Process TechnologyThis.committee.promotes.the.understanding.and. knowledge. of. the. fibers. used. in. the.production. of. nonwovens,. as. well. as. the.materials.and.technologies.used.in.making.such.fibers.

InsulationThis. committee. addresses. insulation.manufacture. and. use. issues.. Insulation.includes. materials. used. in. buildings.(homes,. offices,. schools,. medical. facilities,.government,. and. hospitality),. vehicles.(trains,.planes.including.space.vehicles,.and.automobiles),. machinery. (sound,. vibration,.and.thermal.insulation.in.electronics.and/or.machining. equipment),. packing. materials,.and.other.specialized.end.uses..The.materials.of.construction.include.Organic.Materials.and.Inorganic.Materials.which.could.include.but.are.not.limited.to.wood.products,.re-cycled.wood. products,. plants,. processed. plant.materials,.etc..as.batts,.fluff.or.boards,.fiber.glass,.macro.and.micro.ceramics,.bioregional.carbonaceous. materials,. etc.. as. batts,. fluff.or.boards.

Filtration MediaThis. committee. facilitates. the. exchange. of.information. on. the. technology. and. usage.of. nonwovens. media. in. filtration. and.develops.industry.test.methods.in.the.area.of.nonwovens.filtration.materials..The.committee.also. defines. and. disseminates. terminology.and.tests.with.regard.to.nonwovens.filtration.and.encourages.and.educates.the.industry.in.wider.use.of.nonwovens.materials.in.filtration.applications.

Program Overview

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Leading Edge InformationApparelBinders.&.AdditivesBuilding.&.Industrial.MatFiltrationFlame.RetardantsHand.&.AppearanceHydroentangling

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INTC 2006Committee MembersConference Chair:Mary Pierce,.Hollingsworth.&.Vose.Co.

Technical Program Co-Chairs:Rajeev Chhabra,.The.Procter.&.Gamble.Co.Natalie Grooms,.Hexion.Specialty.

Chemicals,.Inc.

Members:Memis Acar,.Loughborough.University.

(United.Kingdom)Bob Averell,.Wellman,.Inc.Gajanan Bhat,.University.of.TennesseeRoy Broughton,.Auburn.UniversityBrian Carlock,.BC.AssociatesJames Chantler,.GAF.Materials.Corp.C.Y. Cheng,.PolymerTech.LLCBillie Collier,.University.of.TennesseeRichard Dobrowolski,.Rohm.and.Haas.Co.John Hagewood,.Nonwovens. Cooperative.Research.Center.(NCRC)Bill Haile,.Missing.Octave.Insights,.Inc.Daniel Hennessy,.Ahlstrom.Engine.

FiltrationPete Herault,.CertainTeed.Corp.Shishir Jaipuria,.Ginni.Filaments.Limited.

(India)Norman Lifshutz,.Hollingsworth.&.Vose.Co.Stephen Michielsen,.North.Carolina.State.

UniversityWayne Miller,.H.B..Fuller.Co.Michèle Mlynar,.Rohm.and.Haas.Co.Joseph Palomo,.Cardinal.Health,.Inc.Ron Pangrazi,. Air. Products. Polymers,. L.P.D.V. Parikh,.SRRC-ARS-USDAMark Poggi,.Georgia-Pacific.ResinsGreg Ponitz,.W.G..Steve.Co.Behnam Pourdeyhimi,.Nonwovens.. Cooperative.Research.Center.(NCRC)Seshadri Ramkumar,.TIEHH,.Texas.Tech.

UniversityUday Raval,.Hollingsworth.&.Vose.Co.Tom Ryle,.Clopay.Plastic.Products.Co.Christopher Shields,.Finetex.Technology,.Inc.T.M. Singh,.TM.ConsultingKen Snyder,.Carolina.Coating.SolutionsAllan Stahl,.University.of.Tennessee.TANDECHooman Tafreshi,.Nonwovens.Cooperative.

Research.Center.(NCRC)Bryan Thomas,.Southeast.Nonwovens,.Inc.Larry Wadsworth,.University.of.TennesseeWayne Walisser,.Hexion.Specialty.

Chemicals,.Inc.Peter Wallace,.Hexion.Specialty.Chemicals,.

Inc.

InsulationMeltblown.and.Spunbond.TechnologyNanofibersPolymers.&.FibersProcess.Technology.Protective.MaterialsSurface.Enhancements

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Keynote LuncheonBranding: Keeping a Brand Fresh & Alive Fred Gallasch, Gallasch Consulting Services, LLCThe.importance.of.a.well-crafted.and.well-managed.brand.cannot.be.overstated..Building.a.consistent.brand.image.and.keeping.the.message.fresh.and.relevant.is.an.assignment.Gallasch.excelled.at.during.his.thirty-year.

career.at.General.Motors..Working.as.the.“voice.of.the.customer”.for.GM’s.Corvette.brand,.Gallasch.perfected.the.subtle.art.of.listening.to.customers.and.translating.their.desires.into.the.creation.of.one.of.GM’s.most.successful.automobiles-the.C5.Corvette...The.power.of.branding.and.the.influence.a.good.brand.strategy.can.have.on.your.product.are.some.of.the.insights.that.will.be.shared.during.the.Tuesday.luncheon.

Nonwovens Fashion ShowWhen.science.meets.art.the.results.can.be.stunning!.New.technology.is.pushing.nonwoven.fabrics.further.into.the.world.of.fashion.and.design..From.seemingly.simple.shifts.to.elaborate.gowns,.the.remarkable.characteristics.of.nonwoven.fabrics.give.designers.more.options.and.freedoms.than.ever.before..Join.us.Tuesday.during.the.keynote.luncheon.for.a.look.at.what.design.students.from.the.University.of.Delaware.can.do.with.tomorrow’s.fabrics.

Tabletop Event & ReceptionNetwork.with.over.thirty.corporate.and.university.representatives.during.the.tabletop.event.and.reception..Discover.what.opportunities.are.available.to.you.and.your.company.in.a.casual.atmosphere.

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Monday, September 25

Tutorial-Basic Nonwoven Filtration Media: Theory & Practice1:30.p.m..-.4:30.p.m.Moderator: Norman Lifshutz, Hollingsworth & Vose Co.The.session.will.cover.the.fundamentals.of.air.and.liquid.filtration..Learn.how.interception,.impaction.and.diffusion.affect.air.filtration.and.how.pore.size.affects.liquid..filtration..Media.type.and.test.methods.will.also.be.addressed.

Tutorial-Structure/Property Relationships1:30.p.m..-.5:30.p.m.Moderator: Behnam Pourdeyhimi, Nonwovens Cooperative Research Center (NCRC)

Structure DefinitionBehnam Pourdeyhimi, Nonwovens Cooperative Research Center (NCRC)

Structure SimulationBenoit Mazé, Nonwovens Cooperative Research Center (NCRC)

Thermal Bonding FundamentalsStephen Michielsen, North Carolina State University

Role of Thermal Bonding on PerformanceBehnam Pourdeyhimi, Nonwovens Cooperative Research Center (NCRC) Role of Hydroentangling

on Performance Hooman Tafreshi, Nonwovens Cooperative Research Center (NCRC)

Modeling Mechanical Properties of Thermally Bonded NonwovensBenoit Mazé, Nonwovens Cooperative Research Center (NCRC)

Role of Structure on TransportHooman Tafreshi, Nonwovens Cooperative Research Center (NCRC)

Student Paper Competition4:30.p.m..-.5:30.p.m.Moderator: Roy Broughton, Auburn UniversityUp.and.coming.professionals.will.present.papers.detailing.their.research.in.nonwoven.technology..The.winner.of.the.Student.Paper.Competition.will.be.announced.at.Tuesday’s.Keynote.&.Award.Luncheon.

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Tuesday, September 26

Insulation9:00.a.m..-.1�:30.p.m.Moderator: Wayne Walisser, Hexion Specialty Chemicals, Inc.

Acoustical Natural Fibers Automotive Floor CoveringD.V. Parikh, SRRC-ARS-USDA

Biodegradable.and.recyclable.noise.absorbing.insulation.made.from.natural.fibersAirlaid.and.carded.needlepunched.auto.interiors.evaluated.for.sound.reduction

Understanding Emissions Impacts & Designing a New Fiberglass Molding Medium for Acoustical Office PanelsScott Miller, Knauf Insulation

Small.chamber.emissions.profile.of.fiberglass.acoustical.panelsDesigned.experiments.with.standard.materials.created.new,.lower-emitting.designs.that.satisfy.indoor.environmental.quality.standards

Passive Fire Protection Systems for CompositesBenjamin Mosier, Institute for Research, Inc.

FR.insulation,.acoustical.and.shock.responsiveness.of.composites.in.structural.applicationsDevelop.an.experimentally.validated.model.of.fire-induced.response.of.proprietary.foam.and.other.FR.product.combos

Use of Acoustic Impedance and Thermal Measurements to Explore Fiber Orientation in InsulationDiana K. Fisler, Johns Manville

Fixing.fiber.diameter,.diameter.distribution.and.total.density.using.insulation.media.samplesExamine.fiber.orientation,.distribution.and.mass.relative.to.heat.and.sound.propagationSimilarities.and.differences.between.trends.for.heat.and.sound.are.explored

Formaldehyde: A Genomic Description of Mode of Action and Its Relevance to Risk AssessmentStewart Holm, Georgia-Pacific

Biologically-based.modeling.used.to.assess.risk.associated.with.inhaled.formaldehydeCompared.to.results.of.gene.profiling.for.a.thorough.understanding.of.the.chemical’s.mode.of.action

The Impact of Formaldehyde from Finished ProductsMarilyn Black, Air Quality Sciences, Inc.

Level.of.formaldehyde.emissions.from.a.range.of.products.and.their.impact.on.IAQEmission.levels.compared.to.regulation.and.certification.programs.as.well.as.marketing.claims

Filtration9:00.a.m..-.1�:30.p.m.Moderator: Chris Shields, Finetex Technology, Inc.

Structural, Thermal and Filtration Properties of Charged Nonwoven MaterialsKyung-Ju Choi, AAF International

Structure.and.thermal.properties.of.nonwovens.from.electrically.charged.homo.and.hetero-polymers.were.characterizedCharge.distribution.was.investigated.over.long.periods.of.time;.results..will.be.reported

Use of Feather Fiber in Air FiltersXiuling Fan, Auburn University

Feather.byproducts.blended.with.polyester.to.produce.nonwoven.filter.mediaResulting.media.evaluated.for.use.as.air.filters

Nonwovens for Filtration-StandardsSven Schütz, Palas GmbH

Comparison.of.aerosol.separators.according.to.various.standards.and.objectives

Improvement of Air Filtration Media Capacity and Efficiency Performance with Addition of Polymer LayersChristine Stanfel, Ahlstrom Engine Filtration

Adding.polymer.layers.to.filtration.media.boosts.performance.levels.to.meet.EPA.regulations.Improvements.strongly.influenced.by.polymer.depth,.fiber.diameter,.bonding.&.morphology

Computer Models of Nonwoven Geometry and Filtration SimulationAndreas Wiegmann, Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Mathematics (Germany)

3D.models.of.filter.media.were.created.to.simulate.fluid.flow.and.particle.depositionMedia.characteristics.are.computed.resulting.in.the.creation.of.ideal.filter.material.for.a.specific.application

Permeability of Highly Dense Nonwoven FabricsSabrina Zobel, Nonwovens Cooperative Research Center (NCRC)

Computer.models.of.dense.nonwoven.fabrics.can.be.used.to.calculate.permeabilitySimulations.of.different.fabrics.were.compared.with.experimental.data.and.available.theoretical.models

Protective Materials I9:00.a.m..-.1�:00.p.m.Moderators: Uday Raval, Hollingsworth & Vose Co. and Seshadri Ramkumar, TIEHH, Texas Tech University

Polymer Nanofibers for Defense and Security ApplicationsSubramanian Sundarrajan, National University of Singapore (Singapore)

Nanofiber.surfaces.are.modified.and.investigated.for.their.capability.as.decontamination.agentsNanofiber.membranes.could.feasibly.replace.activated.carbon.in.facemasks

Materials Technologies for Next Generation Chemical Biological Protective ClothingEugene Wilusz, US Army Natick Soldier Center

Development.of.membranes.for.chem-bio.protectionSeveral.methods.are.producing.lightweight,.permselective.CB.fabrics.with.promising.resultsResearch.continues.to.create.self-detoxifying.CB.clothing

Active Protective Nonwoven Fabrics Containing Nanophase Mn(VII) OxideRaj K. Vempati, ChK Group, Inc.

Simple,.single-step.process.produces.environmentally.friendly.material.that.can.be.incorporated.into.fabrics.for.chem-bio.protectionTreated.garments.have.military.and.civilian.applications;.presentation.will.discuss.the.treated.fabrics’.characteristics

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Development of Nonwovens for Military ApplicationsStephen Szczesuil, US Army Natick Soldier Center

Government.programs.designed.to.develop.nonwoven.technology.for.commercial.applications.outlinedCurrent.government.needs..addressed

Chemical Warfare Simulant Adsorption by Activated Carbon Nonwovens for Personal ProtectionSeshadri Ramkumar, TIEHH, Texas Tech University

Activated.carbon.in.nonwovens.evaluated.for.adsorption.and.saturation.levels.of.chemical.agentsResults.suggest.that.these.nonwovens.can.be.successful.as.a.decontaminant.wipe.for.military.and.industrial.situations

Keynote & Award Luncheon/Fashion Show1�:30.p.m..-.�:30.p.m.Emcee: Mary Pierce, Hollingsworth & Vose Co.

Branding: Keeping a Brand Fresh & AliveFred Gallasch, Gallasch Consulting Services, LLC

Polymers & Fibers�:30.p.m..-.5:30.p.m.Moderator: Larry Wadsworth, University of Tennessee

Elastic Nonwovens Made from Multi-Block ElastomersAsli Begenir, Sara Lee Branded Apparel (SLBA)/NCRC

The.critical.role.of.polymer.type.and.viscosity.in.the.meltblown.process.will.be.addressed

Tailoring the Performance of Elastic Nonwoven FabricsRaja Dharmarajan, ExxonMobil Chemical Company

Properties.of.nonwoven.fabrics.made.from.various.blends.of.specialty.polyolefin.elastomers.are.examinedEffects.of.draw.force.and.bonding.temperatures.on.PP/SPE.spunbond.fabricsConstructed.nonlinear.regression.models.to.correlate.changes.in.physical.properties.to.process.conditions

Effects of Processing Conditions on Elastic Melt Blown Fabric PropertiesSmita Kacker, ExxonMobil Chemical Company

Influence.of.molecular.orientation.on.elastic.propertiesSelect.melt.temperature,.output..rate.and.draw.force.to.create.fabrics.with.the.needed.elastic.properties

Nanofiltration: Past, Present & FutureRowland Griffin, Monadnock Non-Wovens LLC

Forward.look.at.nanofiltration.requirements.using.patents.as.predictorsTechnology.forecast

Improvement in Bleaching of Kenaf Cellulosic Fibers Using Penetrating AgentAli Peyravi, Islamic Azad University (Iran)

Improved.bleaching.results.using.multiple.concentrations.of.penetrating.agent.Results.measured.and.shared

Apparel�:30.p.m..-.5:00.p.m.Moderator: Billie Collier, University of Tennessee

Comparative Study of Nonwoven FormabilityYan Chen, Louisiana State University

Measuring.mechanical.properties.of.nonwoven.fabrics.for.analytic.comparisonsNonwoven,.woven.and.knitted.fabrics.compared.and.descriptive.parameters.established.to.ensure.compatibility.during.apparel.manufacturing

Fabric Haptic DeviceAshish Garg, Philadelphia University

Haptic.device.for.fabrics.enabling.virtual.fabrics.to.be.felt.by.handTechnological.development.and.possible.market.uses.for.device

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Subjective and Objective Evaluations on Fabric Hand: From Manufacturers to ConsumersLudovic Koehl, ENSAIT (France)

New.method.for.characterizing.fabric.hand.using.fuzzy.logic.and.other.techniquesFour.subsystems.of.this.method.are.described

Blank Canvas- ElastomericNonwovens as Fashion ApparelBelinda T. Orzada, University of Delaware

Students.challenged.to.incorporate.elastomer.nonwovens.into.apparelDesign.and.construction.challenges.overcome.with.development.of.new.techniques.and.perceptions.of.fabrics

Protective Materials II: Antimicrobials�:30.p.m..-.5:30.p.m.Moderators: Uday Raval, Hollingsworth & Vose Co. and Seshadri Ramkumar, TIEHH, Texas Tech University

Biocidal Activity of Antimicrobial Peptides in Polymeric SystemsSteven Arcidiacono, RDECOM (PKI)

Advantages.and.uses.of.naturally.occurring.antimicrobial.peptides.for.material.preservation.and.decontamination

Dual-Functioning Protective Finishing of Textiles with Controllable EffectJohn H. Xin, Hong Kong Polytechnic University (Hong Kong)

Functional.textiles.with.novel.finishes.for.multiple.purposesMicro-encapsulated.finishes.applied.to.cotton.fabrics;.results.and.potential.market.applications.shared

Odor Controlling Apparel Comes of Age: The Values of the Antimicrobial Approach and MoreTim Byers, ÆGIS Environments

New.Strategies.for.the.enhancement.of.specialty.fabrics.–.antimicrobial,.odor.control,.moisture.management.and.beyondReal.world.applications.and.opportunities.to.meet.consumers’.demands.in.the.marketplace

Electrospinning of Antimicrobial Polymers into Nanofibrous Protective LayersIlse Tuinman, TNO

Membrane.with.optimal.protection.against.microorganismsHighly.efficient.filtering.layers.for.use.in.nonwovensNew.antimicrobial.compound.developed

Embedding Copper Oxide in Medical & Protective Fabrics: Characteristics and Potential UsesGadi Borkow, Cupron Inc.

Durable.technology.where.synthetic.fibers.are.impregnated.with.copper.oxide.creating.a.powerful.biocideCharacteristics.of.these.fabrics.and.their.potential.uses.in.medical.and.protective.textiles.will.be.discussed

Wednesday, September 27

Process Technology9:00.a.m..-.1�:00.p.m.Moderator: Bob Averell, Wellman, Inc.

Thermal Bonding of Bicomponent FibersGajanan Bhat, The University of Tennessee

Bonding.behavior.of.sheath-core.fibersOptimum.bonding.temperatures,.tensile.properties.and.failure.mechanisms.evaluated.for.performance

New Coating Technologies for the Application of Special Treatments for Nonwoven ProductsAndrea Glawe, Coatema Coating Machinery GmbH

Parameters.for.coating.and.drying.fabrics.with.special.propertiesAdvanced.wetting.technology.for.difficult.applications

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Effect of Fibre Contact Orientation on Bonding in the Through-Air ProcessM. Hossain, Loughborough University

Formation.of.fiber.bonds.and.their.change.of.shape.with.time.over.different.bonding.temperaturesEffect.of.fiber.orientation.angle.on.bond.structure

Automatized Production of Composites Using Blends & Fleeces of Natural and Polymer FibersDieter H. Mueller, University of Bremen (Germany)

Automated.process.of.creating.multi-dimensional.composites.describedPossibility.to.manipulate.composites.by.piling.or.molding;.new.characteristics.and.future.end.products.discussed

Structure and Properties of Hydroentangled Spacer Fabric Delivery SystemsS.J. Russell, University of Leeds (United Kingdom)

Influence.of.fiber.properties.and.waterjet.conditions.on.the.complex.design.and.function.of.nonwoven.delivery.systemsRelationship.between.fabric.microstructure.and.fluid.flow.on.storage.and.release.in.fabric.delivery.systems

Hand & Appearances9:00.a.m..-.11:30.a.m.Moderator: Rajeev Chhabra, The Procter & Gamble Company

Some Issues in Evaluating Tactile Quality of ProductsNing Pan, University of California at Davis

How.to.eliminate.or.alleviate.uncertainties.in.tactile.sensory.evaluationSuccessful.examples.from.other.sensory.evaluations.borrowed.to.create.new.methods

Calibration and Performance Assessment of the Phabr-o-meterShulin Zhang, The Procter & Gamble Company

New.instrument.for.evaluating.fabric.performance.is.assessedRange.of.applications.and.products.where.this.tool.can.be.successful

Tactile Behavior of Nonwoven Fiber AssembliesSachiko Sukigara, Niigata University (Japan)

Hand.and.machine-based.assessments.describe.the.unique.qualities.of.nonwoven.fabricsEquations.used.to.describe.traditional.textiles.were.modified.for.use.with.nonwoven.fabrics.resulting.in.a.new.tactile.“sensation”

Objective Hand Measurement of Water-Absorbing Hygiene ProductsHiroko Yokura, Shiga University (Japan)

Mechanical.and.surface.properties.of.disposable.diapers.measured.and.assessedHand.can.be.predicted.from.physical.parameters

Binders & Additives9:00.a.m..-.11:30.a.m.Moderator: Ken Snyder, Carolina Coating Solutions

Antibacterial Acrylic Polymer Technology for NonwovensStephanie Cottrell, Rohm and Haas Company

Novel.antibacterial.acrylic.technology.describedData.will.show.the.utility.of.this.technology.in.nonwoven.applications

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Specialty Polymers to Replace Coating AdditivesErnie DeGuzzman, Glo-Tex International, Inc.

Environmentally.friendly.binders.with.fire.retardant.and.water.repellant.properties.developedPerformance.characteristics.compared.to.traditional.latex-based.coatings

Characterization of Binder Distribution and Rheological Properties as Imperative Factors in Determining Relative Performance Properties of Thermosetting ResinsZuzana Salkova, Dynea Canada Ltd.

Study.of.binder.distribution.using.RDM.to.determine.optimum.glass.mat.performance

Revolutionary Binder System for Functionalization of Polyolefin TextilesBruce Sparrow, BASF

Novel.binder.system.gives.polyolefin.textiles.colors.&.functionalities.equal.to.polyester

Characteristics.of.the.process,.implications.and.opportunities.created.by.this.process.described

Building & Industrial Mat�:00.p.m..-.5:00.p.m.Moderator: Mark Poggi, Georgia-Pacific Resins

Fiber Dispersion in Wet-Lay Mixing TanksHooman Tafreshi, Nonwovens Cooperative Research Center (NCRC)

Methods.to.eliminate.“rope.defects”.in.wet-laid.mat.caused.by.agitationNumerical.simulations.model.fluid.flow.behavior.and.findings.are.discussed

Progress in Nonwoven Fiberglass TechnologiesMo Tazi, Owens Corning

Innovative.building.materials.capitalizing.on.nonwoven.fiberglass’.unique.characteristicsNew.products.and.future.market.applications

Antimicrobial Treatments on Wallboard: Where Economy Meets FunctionalityMartin Langhorst, ÆGIS Environments

Demand.for.treated.wallboard.creating.opportunity.for.nonwovens.industry.in.construction.material.marketplace

Monitoring Binder Mix Concentration on Glass Mat by Visible-Near Infrared Spectroscopy and Multivariate Statistical AnalysisReginald Mbachu, Dynea

On-Line,.real-time,.non-contact,.non-invasive.method.of.monitoring.binder.mix.loading.on.glass.fiber.mats.will.be.sharedInformation.can.be.used.for.quality.control.and.cost.reductions

Surface Characterization Tools for FiberglassJim Hamilton, Johns Manville Corp.

Overview.of.state-of-the-art.characterization.tools.used.to.measure.various.features.of.fiberglass.nonwovensMultiple.techniques.examined;.each.method.provides.unique.information-especially.when.information.is.combined

Photographs courtesy of: Ægis Environments; ChK Group, Inc.; Coatema Coating Machinery GmbH; Nordson Corporation; Sächsisches Textilforschungsinstitut e.V.; Shiga University; Texas Tech University, Neal Hinkle; University of Arkansas; University of Delaware.

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Nanofibers�:00.p.m..-.5:30.p.m.Moderator: Seshadri Ramkumar, TIEHH, Texas Tech University

Solid-State Fabrication, Structure and Multifunctional Applications of Carbon Nanotube Yarns and Transparent Nonwoven SheetsR.H. Baughman, University of Texas at Dallas

Novel.methods.for.producing.carbon.nanotube.yarns.and.sheetsProperties.and.applications.evaluated

Patterning and Controlling Electrospun Fibers for Tissue PerformanceSamira Farboodmanesh, University of Massachusetts

Control.interfiber.spacing,.fiber.orientation.and.pore.size.of.electrically.spun.nanofiber.scaffoldsRecent.advances.in.controlling.individual.continuous.fiber.employing.rotating/translating.collects.with.focused.electrical.fields

Strong Nanofibers and Nanofiber Webs via Spunbond ProcessNataliya Fedorova, North Carolina State University

Feasibility.of.using.spunbond.technology.and.novel.fibers.to.produce.nanofibersRelationship.between.polymer.composition,.fiber.construction.and.fiber/fabric.properties.investigated

Nanofibrous Membrane for Use in Sensor ApplicationsKris Senecal, US Army Natick Soldier Center

High.surface.area.electrospun.fiber.membranes.with.bonded.molecular.recognition.elements.to.capture.biological.agents.in.the.food.supply

Novel.fiber.sampling.devices.can.be.tailored.for.other.biosensor.platforms

Electrospun Nonwoven Fabrics for Biohazard Sensing ApplicationsMargaret W. Frey, Cornell University

Parameters.of.biotin.loading.PLA.fibers.for.their.use.in.biohazardsEffects.of.biotin.loading.and.dispersion.in.the.fiber;.relation.of.fiber.size.and.fabric.porosity.to.the.fabric’s.use.as.a.sensor.substrate

Applications and Production of Nanofiber Nonwoven Media Chris Shields, Finetex Technology, Inc.

Advancing.technology.is.decreasing.costs.of.electrospun.nonwovens;.subsequently.new.market.applications.are.being.created.for.these.fabrics

Meltblown & Spunbond Technology�:00.p.m..-.5:00.p.m.Moderator: John Hagewood, Nonwovens Cooperative Research Center (NCRC)

Future of Spunlaid TechnologyH. G. Geus, Reifenhäuser GmbH & Co. KG

Possible.modifications.to.the.spunbond.process.creating.fabrics.with.new.property.profiles

Velocity and Temperature Fields from Multiple-Row Melt Blowing DiesRobert L. Shambaugh, University of Oklahoma

Using.CFD.to.model.the.turbulent..air.flow.field.generated.by.the.Schwartz.meltblow.die

Comparing.flow.and.temperature.fields.generated.by.different.jet.configurations.to.predict.best.geometry

Effects of Fiber Size, Charging and Polymer Additives on Filtration Media PerformanceMark Snider, Nordson Corporation

Technical.comparison.of.fine-fiber.meltblown.filtration.media,.additive.combinations.and.ratios.with.discussion.on.overall.product.performance

Latest Results in Processing PET Spunbonded NonwovensRalf Taubner, Saxton Textile Research Institute (Germany)

Engineering.parameters.from.experimental.investigations.of.PET.spunbonded.nonwovens.are.shared

Influence of Process Temperature on Fiber Diameter Development During Melt BlowingRandall R. Bresee, University of Tennessee

Comparison.of.polypropylene.fiber.diameters.extruded.at.a.range.of.temperaturesImpact.of.temperature.on.web.characteristics

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Flame Retardants8:30.a.m..-.1�:30.p.m.Moderator: D.V. Parikh, SRRC-ARS-USDA

Coated Spunbond Nonwovens for General Purpose SheltersSvetlana Verenich, Nonwovens Cooperative Research Center (NCRC)

Spunbonded.fabrics.coated.to.reinforce.tensile.propertiesSeveral.coating.solutions.studied;.results.shared

Alternatives to Antimony in FR FormulatingRonald Dombrowski, TechTex Solutions, Inc.

Comparison.of.various.flame.retardant.coatings.used.on.textiles

Flammability Update: Technology & RegulationsJoseph McFadyen, Wellman, Inc.

Summary.of.recent.regulatory.actions.and.flammability.characteristics.that.will.be.required.of.fibers.and.nonwoven.products

Inherently FR Polymeric AdhesiveRoyi Mazor, Textile Application Laboratory (Israel)

New.waterborne,.flame.retardant.binders.for.textile.coating.applicationsThese.binders.handle.like.acrylic.binders.and.can.be.used.in.wash.durable.situations

Flame Retarded Biobased Nonwovens Composites Prepared Entirely from Annual PlantsIoan Negulescu, Louisiana State University

Properties.of.FR.treated.nonwoven.composites

Preparation,.characterization.and.potential.applications.of.these.composites

Flammability of Innovative Fabrics for Firefighter Protective ClothingMary M. Warnock, University of Arkansas

Results.of.a.study.to.determine.the.comfort.characteristics.of.new,.innovative.fabrics.that.could.be.used.in.turnout.gear.and.uniforms.presented.and.opportunities.discussed

New Non-Formaldehyde Flame Retardant Finishing for Cotton/Nomex Blend Fabric Using a Hydroxyl-Functional Organophosphorus OligomerHui Yang, University of Georgia

New.finish.that.improves.laundering.durability.of.FR-treated.fabrics,.but.also.enhances.its.flame.retardant.performance

Development of Halogen-Free Flame Retardant NonwovensDong Zhang, Industrial Textile Associates

Application.of.FR.chemicals.to.meltblown.fabrics.and.the.resulting.properties.are.shared

Hydroentangling8:30.a.m..-.11:00.a.m.Moderator: Hooman Tafreshi, Nonwovens Cooperative Research Center (NCRC)

Effect of Flow Characteristics, Fiber and Web Properties, and Process Parameters on the Energy Transfer and Microstructure of Hydroentangled FabricsMemis Acar, Loughborough University (United Kingdom)

Energy.optimization.via.nozzle.geometry

Effect.of.web/fiber.properties.on.fabric.propertiesDiscussion. on. microstructural. changes.

Predicting Inlet Roundness of Hydroentangling Nozzles Using CFD SimulationsNagendra Anantharamaiah, Nonwovens Cooperative Research Center (NCRC)

Maintaining.collimated.waterjets.over.time.Predicting.nozzle.inlet.roundness.and.its.comparison.with.nominal.values

The Role of Waterjet Curtain in Entangling Efficiency and Modifying the Jet Streaks in Hydroentangling FabricsKatharina Rompert, Freudenberg & Co.

Relationship.between.fiber.entangling.and.nozzle.diameter.at.different.operating.pressures.obtainedCharacteristics.of.fabrics.produced.by.waterjets.of.different..diameters.described

Modeling Hydroentangling ProcessPing Xiang, North Carolina State University

Theoretical.modeling.of.hydroentangling.process.Role.of.process.parameters.in.fabric.formation

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The Dyeing of Hydroentangled Fabrics: Study of the Adsorption BehaviorA.D. Hewitt, University of Leeds (United Kingdom)

Factors.contributing.to.dye.levelnessFabric.influence.on.dye.behavior..and.uniformityDiscussion.on.multiple.fiber.blends

Surface Enhancements8:30.a.m..-.11:00.a.m.Moderator: Stephen Michielsen, North Carolina State University

Surface Modification of Fibers & Nonwovens with Melt AdditivesVasantha M. Datla, North Carolina State University

Creating.wettability.and.adhesion.properties.to.polypropylene.fibers.with.melt.additivesSurface.characteristics.of.these.polypropylene.films.examined.in.various.environmental.settings

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Durably Wettable Polypropylene FibersPrashant Desai, FiberVisions Incorporated

New.class.of.hydrophilic.PP.fibers.created.for.spunlaced.products—performance.and.characteristics.describedPossible.end.products

Novel Additive Delivery System for Natural FibersGerald Keep, Missing Octave Insights, Inc.

New.system.suited.to.disperse.and.bind.particulate.additives.to.fabricsSystem.embeds.particles.in.a.thin,.durable.coating.with.permanent.exposure.of.surface.areaPotential.use.includes.antimicrobials,.biocides,.nano-particles,.flame.retardants,.antistats.and.multiple.other.particles

Enzymatic Pretreatment as a Method to Enhance the Properties of Nonwoven FabricsSvetlana Verenich, Nonwovens Cooperative Research Center (NCRC)

Resulting.effects.of.enzymatic.pretreatments.on.bleached.cotton.fibers.before.fabric.formationProperties.of.these.fabrics.compared.to.fabrics.made.with.non-treated.fibers

Enhanced Surface Properties through Altered Surface InteractionsStephen Michielsen, North Carolina State University

Alter.surface.properties.by.manipulation.of.surface.energiesNew.surface.treatments.possible.when.adsorption.is.controlled

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