Abstract: There is provided a method for splitting a split type conjugate fiber. The method includes four steps. Firstly, there is provided a first polymer with crystallization of 40% to 95% and a second polymer with crystallization of 1% to 25%. Secondly, a conjugate fiber is made of the first and second polymers by conjugate spinning. Thirdly, the conjugate fiber is submerged in water so that the conjugate fiber contains water. Finally, the conjugate fiber is heated and split into fine fibers.

Abstract: A method for producing elastic artificial leather includes preparing two polymers that include different crystallization degrees but similar fluidities. Fibers are made of the polymers, and non-woven cloth is made of the fibers. The non-woven cloth is then soaked in polyurethane resin. The non-woven cloth and the polyurethane resin are washed and then dried. In another method, a first type of fibers made of the polymers is mixed with a second type of fibers that can be dissolved in water, alkali or organic solvent. A non-woven cloth made of the first and second types of fibers and is soaked in polyurethane resin. The second type of fibers are then from the non-woven cloth and the polyurethane resin in order to leave elongated spaces. With either method, the recovery rate of the elastic artificial leather is above 90% after it is stretched by 10% to 200% longitudinally and transversely.

Abstract: There is provided a method for splitting a split type conjugate fiber. The method includes four steps. Firstly, there is provided a first polymer with crystallization of 40% to 95% and a second polymer with crystallization of 1% to 25%. Secondly, a conjugate fiber is made of the first and second polymers by conjugate spinning. Thirdly, the conjugate fiber is submerged in water so that the conjugate fiber contains water. Finally, the conjugate fiber is heated and split into fine fibers.

Abstract: Elastic artificial leather is disclosed. There are provided two polymers that include different crystallization degrees but similar fluidities. Fibers are made of the polymers. Non-woven cloth is made of the fibers. The non-woven cloth is soaked in water at 50 to 90° C. Thus, the fibers curl so that the non-woven cloth is elastic. The non-woven cloth is soaked in PU resin, washed and dried. Alternatively, the non-woven cloth includes, in addition to the fibers (“first type of fibers”), additional fibers (“second type of fibers”) that can be dissolved in water, alkali or solvent. The non-woven cloth is soaked in PU resin, washed and dried. The second type of fibers is removed from the non-woven cloth and the PU resin in order to leave elongated spaces. Thus, the artificial leather is elastic.

Abstract: The invention relates to a fuel cell and a method for manufacturing the same. The method of the invention comprises the steps of: (a) forming a catalyst layer on a first surface and a second surface of a membrane electrode assembly; (b) forming a plurality of channels on a first reaction surface of a first flow field plate and on a second reaction surface of a second flow field plate, with each channel having an inclined side wall; (c) forming a current collector layer on the first reaction surface and the second reaction surface; and (d) combining the first flow field plate on the first surface of the membrane electrode assembly, and combining the second flow field plate on the second surface of the membrane electrode assembly. The method of the invention utilizes the sputtering method to deposit the catalyst layer and the current collector layer so as to effectively control the thickness of the catalyst layer and the current collector layer.

Abstract: A method for producing a ultrafine fiber includes spinning an island polymer and a sea polymer to a ultrafine fiber. The island polymer is an olefin polymer and the sea polymer has a different dissolving property from that of the island polymer. A method for producing a ultrafine fiber substrate, which includes obtaining a substrate from the ultrafine fiber from the above-mentioned method, dissolving and removing the sea polymer in the substrate to obtain the ultrafine fiber substrate.