Abstract:
The invention provides wet- or dry-spinnable solutions of high molecular weight polyamide-polyimide copolymers derived from an aromatic diisocyanate, an aromatic or heterocyclic diacid, an aromatic anhydride acid and, optionally, an aromatic dianhydride, in polar solvents such as N-methylpyrrolidone.
Abstract:
LAMINATED MATERIALS COMPRISING AT LEAST ONE REINFORCING LAYER PRODUCED FROM A MECHANICALLY-STABLE AND HEAT-RESISTANT YARN, IMPREGNATED WITH A HEAT-STABLE RESIN ARE FLEXIBLE AND HEAT-RESISTANT AND HAVE A HIGH RESISTANCE TO DELAMINATION. THEY ARE MADE BY FORMING AN ASSEMBLY OF ONE OR MORE LAYERS OF REINFORCING YARNS ASSOCIATED WITH A TEXTILE FABRIC CONSTITUTED BY A SOLID HEAT-STABLE POLYMER COMPOSITION, WHICH WHEN HEATED PASSES THROUGH A TRANSIENT LIQUID PHASE, AND HEATING THE ASSEMBLY TO A TEMPERATURE AND FOR A TIME SUFFICIENT TO LIQUEFY THE POLYMER COMPOSITION.
Abstract:
This invention provides a process for producing polyamide-imide filaments which are heat-stable and have high tensile strength by solvent spinning under specified conditions. In a preferred embodiment the polyamide-imide polymers in solution are extruded into filaments and fibers through a spinneret maintained at a temperature between 60* C. and 180* C. heated at a temperature higher than 160* C. up to about 240* C. at a constant length for 2 to 6 hours, and subsequently drawn at a drawing ratio of at least 3:1 at a temperature generally in the range of about 220* C. up to about 420* C.
Abstract:
THE INVENTION TO A PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF SOLUTIONS OF AROMATIC POLYAMIDES WHICH COMPRISES REACTING ONE OR MORE DICARBOXYLIC ACIDS WITH ONE OR MORE DIISOCYANATES, AT LEAST ONE OF WHICH IS AROMATIC, IN A POLAR LIQUID AT A TEMPERATURE WHICH IS RAISED PROGRESSIVELY FROM A LOWER TEMPERATURE SUPERIOR TO AMBIENT TO A HIGHER TEMPERATURE OF 120*C.