Recycling of Low Grade Clothing Waste - Oakdene Hollins
Recycling of Low Grade Clothing Waste - Oakdene Hollins
Recycling of Low Grade Clothing Waste - Oakdene Hollins
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© <strong>Oakdene</strong> <strong>Hollins</strong> Ltd, Salvation Army Trading Company Ltd<br />
Nonwovens Innovation & Research Institute Ltd September 2006<br />
Figure 17: Cross-Section <strong>of</strong> Structuring Point<br />
A second design was produced. This approach used differential bonding to<br />
create differences in compression resistance. Discrete bands <strong>of</strong> needles<br />
were removed prior to manufacture to create longitudinal areas <strong>of</strong> bonded<br />
fibre and non‐bonded fibre. These can be clearly seen in Figure 18.<br />
Figure 19 shows a cross‐section <strong>of</strong> the structure which demonstrates the<br />
‘node’ architecture. It is envisaged that the differential bonding creates<br />
areas with differing compression resistance to aid composite manufacture.<br />
Figure 18: Sample 2, Differentially Bonded Glass/Recycled Fibre Reinforcement<br />
(Plan view)<br />
For Defra Page 106
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