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Karlheinz Feltgen

Christian Pieper

Edgar Muschelknautz

Alfred Nogaj

Roland Weisbeck

Hans Uhlemann

Dieter Paulini

Gunter Lorenz

Michael Bueb

Armin Kohler

Harry Kubitzek

Hans J Kaluza

Konrad Ellegast

Wolfgang Backer

Gunter Schummer

Heinrich Nassenstein

Surinder S Sandhu

Fritz Feld

Friedrich-Karl Rosendahl

Richard Menold

Robert Bruck

Heinzbert Wojahn

Hans-Theo Esser

Wolfgang Kuhn

Horst Greiner

Hans J Simon

Klaus Nickel

In the process of washing synthetic fibers directly subsequent to the spinning process in which the tow is deposited in a folded condition onto a transportation device, the solvent is removed as completely as possible with the use of as little fresh water as possible if the washing process is carried out on the folded tow in counterflow on this transporting device.

Method and an apparatus for a washing process subsequent to the spinning

The recovery of dimethylacylamides from solutions which are formed during the production of fibres is particularly economical if the solution is concentrated in a separating column to produce a sump product having a DMA content of 30 to 90% at pressures of more than 300 Torr, using the evaporation heat of the head product for heating the column, with the aid of a compressor and then separating the sump product which is concentrated in DMA by distillation.

Process for the recovery of dimethylacylamides

The invention relates to a process for the continuous polymerization of caprolactam in a reactor, wherein a reactor in which the first 60% of the reactor volume is equipped if possible completely but at least to one-third with static mixing installations is used.

Process for the continuous polymerization of lactams with static mixers

The invention relates to a process for continuously removing residual solvent from filaments of dry-spun acrylonitrile polymers to values of below 2% by weight of solvent by a multi-stage hot-wash with low quantities of water.

Process for removing residual solvent from dry-spun filaments

The invention relates to a process for the production of bifilar fibres and filaments consisting of only one acrylonitrile polymer. The polymer is dissolved in a usual solvent and the resulting solution is divided up into two solution streams. After these solution streams have been brought to different temperatures they are spun by a conventional bifilar spinning technique.

Process for the production of bifilar acrylic fibres

The invention relates to a nozzle device for texturizing filament yarns of synthetic, high molecular weight substances by means of a hot medium comprising heated gases or vapors, comprising three chambers arranged on after another, a first chamber through which the hot medium flows into a second chamber, the yarn being drawn into the second chamber at an angle to the direction of flow of the gaseous medium, the yarn being heated by the gaseous medium in the second chamber, and a third chamber in which the thread is compressed with the formation of plugs, the compression chamber being formed of a plurality of elastically flexible rods which are arranged on the surface of a right circular cylinder or a right circular truncated cone and fixed at one end on the end of the second chamber, the rods being of two different lengths.

Nozzle device for the production of texturized filament yarns

The invention is related to a process for the production of continuous polyamide-6-filaments present in the .gamma.-modification both before and after stretching at room temperature by spinning polyamide-6 with a relative solution viscosity of from 2.3 to 3.1, preferably from 2.6 to 2.85, as measured on a 1% solution in m-cresol, wherein the filaments (a) after leaving the spinneret, are cooled by air-blowing and preoriented up to an elongation at break of from 50 to 80%, preferably from 55 to 75%, by being run off, preferably in the absence of godets, at a speed of 3700 to 4500 m/min; (b) before winding into package form and during take-off, are prepared with an aqueous preparation oil in such a way that they contain less than 3.0% by weight of water, and (c) before winding into package form are subjected to interlacing.

Process for the production of polyamide-6-filaments of the

The invention is related to a process for the quantitative application of liquid systems in a thin layer to natural or synthetic fibres or filaments travelling uniformly along a linear path by the one-way technique using a forced-dosage unit, distinguished by the fact that fibres or filaments are guided past at least one slot which is either curved or provided with partial curves, and are brought into contact with an optionally foamed liquid issuing from the slot.

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Dormagen, Germany

Karlheinz Feltgen