FIBER-BASED CARRIER STRUCTURE FOR LIQUIDS AND SOLID PARTICLES AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING THE FIBER-BASED CARRIER STRUCTURE
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A fiber-based carrier structure is made of fractions of industrially produced reinforcing fibrous materials, which contains endless fibers in a tangled arrangement as a first reinforcing fiber component and which contains endless fiber bundles as a second reinforcing fiber component. The fiber-based carrier structure further has a pore system. Accordingly, the endless individual fibers and the endless fiber bundles are used as a mixture preferably in an isotropic tangled arrangement to produce a fiber-based carrier structure, the pore system of which is an open-cell pore system and is openly accessible from outside. The fiber-based carrier structure enables the absorption of liquids and/or solid particles by the selection of a defined mixture ratio of endless fiber bundles and endless individual fibers. A capacity to be impregnated with and the capacity to absorb liquid and/or solid powdery materials can be set by the mixture ratio.
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