Water and oil repellent finishing and performance characterization of automobile interior materials
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Abstract
The treatment of water and oil resistance for recycled polyester fiber(PET) automobile interior carpet was carried out by low-temperature plasma technology.The optimum conditions were obtained by the orthogonal test and the analysis of C8H2F17NO2 S monomer mass fraction,plasma processing power,degree of vacuum,and processing time.The performance testing and analysis for the finished PET interior carpet were carried out through scanning electron microscopy,infrared spectroscopy,and contact angle measurement instrument.The result showed that the surface of PET fiber became rough.The C8H2F17NO2 S monomer was effectively grafted onto the surface of PET fiber.The diffusion and permeability of water and oil liquid into PET automobile interior carpet decreased.Therefore,the automobile interior carpet had better properties of water and oil resistance.
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OpenAlex topics: Surface Modification and Superhydrophobicity · High voltage insulation and dielectric phenomena · Textile materials and evaluations
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