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... with the formation of a neck in the threadline ( 158 , 159 , 167 ) . George et al . (
159 ] show that the region of rapid diameter change along the threadline
becomes increasingly localized with increasing threadline velocity , until , at a ...
... with the formation of a neck in the threadline ( 158 , 159 , 167 ) . George et al . (
159 ] show that the region of rapid diameter change along the threadline
becomes increasingly localized with increasing threadline velocity , until , at a ...
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measurements were made of the filament temperature and diameter at each
sleeve . The filament temperature was also measured by the contact null - point
device , and the filament diameter was measured by close - up photography .
measurements were made of the filament temperature and diameter at each
sleeve . The filament temperature was also measured by the contact null - point
device , and the filament diameter was measured by close - up photography .
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Filament diameter measurement . Reprinted from Ref . ( 52 ] by courtesy of The
Society of Plastic Engineers . and , at a given point , a fiber of almost uniform
cross section is obtained ( Type II ) . ( The local draw ratio is determined by
comparing ...
Filament diameter measurement . Reprinted from Ref . ( 52 ] by courtesy of The
Society of Plastic Engineers . and , at a given point , a fiber of almost uniform
cross section is obtained ( Type II ) . ( The local draw ratio is determined by
comparing ...
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