Through the understanding of the basic parameters, technical requirements and normal working conditions of sanitary napkin machinery, the product standard regulations of sanitary napkin machinery can be further judged.​1. Composition of sanitary napkin machinery.Sanitary napkin equipment is mainly composed of the following systems (different types of sanitary napkin machines have different system structures according to the structural characteristics of the products they produce and the requirements of the buyer):

Ultra-thin sanitary napkin equipment is the carrier for the normal operation of enterprise production. The premise and basis of equipment use is daily equipment management and maintenance. Therefore, it is necessary to establish a scientific and effective equipment management mechanism, intensify the daily management of equipment, combine theory with practice, formulate equipment maintenance and maintenance plans scientifically and rationally, regularly test the maintenance and maintenance conditions, and carefully do a good job of supervising the equipment. Operation and maintenance records of thin sanitary napkin machinery.

With the development of the times and the advancement of technology, the popularization of diaper machinery in diaper production has liberated the labor force and greatly improved the efficiency of diaper production. However, due to some companies not paying enough attention to the repair and maintenance of diaper equipment, the operation status and overall performance of the equipment cannot meet the demand.

With the rapid development of the economy, the deterioration of the environment, the air quality is getting worse and worse, various air pollution problems have received great attention from the society, and people are paying more and more attention to their own protection. Among them, one of the obvious phenomena is that many citizens have developed the habit of using masks when going out. But in the process of using masks, we often have some wrong practices.

Studies have shown that the elderly with cognitive impairment are at greater risk of developing urinary incontinence than the normal elderly. Undoubtedly, urinary incontinence further aggravates the care needs of the elderly with dementia. An institution investigated the nursing status of 50 elderly people with dementia with urinary incontinence in elderly care institutions, analyzed the advantages and limitations of different care methods, and provided an objective basis for exploring care methods in elderly care institutions.