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AssigneeReliance Industries Limited
InventorsKrishnamurthy Gurudatt, Tarun Jagga, Arun Pal Aneja, Anup Kumar Rakshit
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An ethylene adsorbent packaging or barrier material and method of making the same. The package or barrier comprises a textile substrate impregnated with a solution of zeolite, cross-linker and binder. The method of making the ethylene adsorbent packaging or barrier material comprises impregnating a textile substrate with a solution of zeolite powder with crosslinker and binder in a solvent at a PH of 5.0 to 7.0 adjusted with an organic acid followed by removing the excess solution from the substrate and drying and curing the substrate at 50-250° C. If desired the substrate is formed to the desired shape. The packaging can be used for packing ethylene susceptible and perishable articles. The barrier material can be used as a barrier or as a separator for ethylene gas.
An ethylene adsorbent packaging for ethylene susceptible and perishable articles, the packaging comprising a textile substrate impregnated with a solution of zeolite, cross-linker and binder.
A method of making an ethylene adsorbent packaging for ethylene susceptible and perishable articles, the method comprising impregnating a textile substrate with a solution of zeolite powder with crosslinker and binder in a solvent at a PH of 5.0 to 7.0 adjusted with an organic acid followed by removing the excess solution from the substrate and drying and curing the substrate at 50-250° C. and if desired forming the substrate to the desired shape.
An ethylene adsorbent barrier material comprising a textile substrate impregnated with solution of zeolite, cross linker and binder.
A method of making an ethylene adsorbent barrier material, the method comprising impregnating a textile substrate with a solution of zeolite powder with crosslinker and binder in a solvent at a PH of 5.0 to 7.0 adjusted with an organic acid followed by removing the excess solution from the substrate and drying and curing the substrate at 50-250° C. and if desired forming the substrate to the desired shape.
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