INVESTIGATION OF FLUID DISTRIBUTION AND REWET PERFORMANCE WITH THE USE OF DIFFERENT INNER LAYER DESIGN AND TOP SHEETS IN SANITARY NAPKINS

Disposable hygienic products are classified as technical textile and used intensively in the field of medical textiles. As a product, sanitary napkin consists top sheet, an inner layer (Acquisition Distribution Layer (ADL) core Pulp/Superabsorbent mixture), back sheet. Nonwovens commonly production these components. The most important factors to consider new product design rapid absorption menstrual fluid, comfort, also price. In this context, although there is cost restriction on napkins, it clear that use different raw materials methods will improve their performance characteristics. study, designed airlaid composite nonwoven combined with synthetic fiber wood pulp was without core. addition, four sheet types were design. Liquid strike through time, rewet, fluid diffusion samples determined, compare napkins It concluded has significant effect liquid time properties. been revealed value higher than ADL+core layer. type did not have statistically rewet