FRANZ ASCHEBRENNER,PRISCILLA GOH ENG CHOO,XUEEN GEORGE HAO,DOOHONG KIM,SANGWOOK LEE,LIN MIAO,MEIJIA NG,YEINSZE ONG,CHUNLEI PU
申请号：
MX2013013083
公开号：
MX2013013083A
申请日:
2011.12.30
申请国别(地区):
MX
年份:
2013
代理人:
摘要：
An absorbent article (20；620；720；820；920；1020) capable of inhibiting leakage of a fluid insult generally extends in a plane defined by a longitudinal direction and a transverse direction. The absorbent article (20；620；720；820；920；1020) contains fluid-shrinkable members (60. 61), a topsheet (11；611；711；811), and a base pad (12；812) that includes a baffle (28；828) and an absorbent core (30) positioned between the topsheet (11；611；711；811) and the baffle (28；828). The topsheet (11；611；711；811) extends in the longitudinal direction to define a distal end (153) and an opposing proximal end (152). At least a portion of the proximal end (152) remains generally unbonded to the baffle (28；828). The fluid-shrinkable members (60,61) extend in the longitudinal direction of the absorbent article (20；620；720；820；920；1020) so that at least a portion of the fluid-shrinkable members (60,61) are located adjacent to the proximal end (152) of the topsheet (11；611；711；811). Thus, when the fluid-shrinkable members (60,61) contract upon contacting a fluid insult, the proximal end (152) of the topsheet (11；611；711；811) can raise outwardly from the plane of the absorbent article (20；620；720；820；920；1020). The raised area creates a barrier to the leakage of fluids from the center of the absorbent article (20；620；720；820；920；1020) towards its end. Contraction of the fluid-shrinkable members can also cause an outer region of the topsheet (11；611；711；811) to raise outwardly from the plane of the absorbent article (20；620；720；820；920；1020) to create a barrier to the leakage of fluid from the center of the absorbent article (20；620；720；820；920；1020) towards the side edge. Because such barriers are generally created only after contact with a fluid insult, their effectiveness is not diminished through use of the article prior to the insult.Un artículo absorbente (20； 620； 720； 820； 920； 1020) capaz de inhibir la fuga de un fluido agresor se extiende generalmente en un plano definido por una direcci
