Forming random nonwoven webs and the static method

Effect of electrode panel: According to Figure 4, fiber distribution in the nonwoven web ranges from 70[degrees] to 110[degrees]. That means most of the fiber arrangement is endwise and very little is sideways. Therefore, the experiment shows that the fiber distribution of the parallel nonwoven web is condensed. In Figure 5, when the nonwoven web passes the electrode panel, the fibers under the panel will be attracted by the static electricity provided by the panel and stand straight up.