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Diana Reyes Forsberg

Email
diana.reyes.forsberg@ri.se
Location
Örnsköldsvik
ORCID
0000-0002-7064-1060
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Regenerated fibers from textile waste and virgin wood pulp

The consumption of textiles worldwide is extensive and continues to grow with increasing population, urbanization, and economic growth. The textile industry encompasses the manufacturing of clothing, household textiles, technical …
Service

Viscose Fiber Characterization

Fibre characterisation such as linear density, fibre strength or tenacity and elongation of staple fibres and filaments from viscose show the mechanical properties of the fibre.
Service

Analyzes of Cellulose for Dissolving Pulp

By using dissolving pulp as a raw material, textile companies can play an active role in the transition towards a more sustainable and circular economy. By investing in research and development of dissolving fibers and production …
Expertise

Fiber Line - Pilot & Analyses

Optimizing and analysing process and product within the paper and pulp industry is crucial for optimising production, improving quality, and reducing environmental impact. Through thorough analyses, inefficiencies can be identifie…
Expertise

Solution spinning of man-made fibers

Within our expertise in solution spinning, both wet and air-gap (dry-jet wet) spinning, we develop man-made fibers from polymers that are either non-thermoplastic or sensitive to temperature. This method is particularly useful for…
Test & demo

Viscose Process - Spinning Pilot

Increased population in the world results in increased consumption of textiles. This means that the textile raw material needs to be optimised and its process developed to make them more sustainable so that the consumption of the …
Test & demo

Viscose Pilot Plant

To develop and optimise regenerated cellulose, RISE has two viscose pilots, one on a micro-scale and another one for larger volumes of viscose solution. The pilots consist of six parts which together correspond to an actual viscos…
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Recycling and Traceability in Focus at this Year's Techtextil
08 May
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Anja Lund

Recycling and Traceability in Focus at this Year's Techtextil

Last week, it was time for Techtextil in Frankfurt, a major textile fair held every other year focusing on technical textiles. Material developers, fiber spinners, weavers, and machine manufacturers from various parts of the indus…
Foamy research at RISE Örnsköldsvik
20 Mar
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Oskar Westin

Foamy research at RISE Örnsköldsvik

RISE part in the Swedish Innovation system comprises, among other things, a vast range of test beds aimed at accelerating the development of new materials and processes. Let's get to know Sara Wallstén and her research which is be…
Turning ocean plastics into new textiles by melt spinning
12 Apr
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Anja Lund

Turning ocean plastics into new textiles by melt spinning

Textiles are the most exciting material one can possibly work with – or so some of us think! Starting from eternally long and super-thin fibres, we can produce fabrics that provide warmth, protection and make us feel good-looking.…
Ultra-fast X-rays provide new insights into materials
23 Jan
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Jenny Bengtsson

Ultra-fast X-rays provide new insights into materials

Researchers from RISE and Chalmers went, together with the company Tree to Textile, to Hamburg to conduct experiments at a synchrotron facility. The facilities provide access to a very strong X-ray beam, that enables advanced mate…