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Page 149
... fiber , and ( 2 ) the fiber is incompressible , the microfibril diameter and fiber length changes correlate ... fibers between intermediates Melt - Spinning of PET and Nylon Fibers 149 SUMMARY 2.
... fiber , and ( 2 ) the fiber is incompressible , the microfibril diameter and fiber length changes correlate ... fibers between intermediates Melt - Spinning of PET and Nylon Fibers 149 SUMMARY 2.
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... fiber diameter of the final drawn fiber with the undrawn fiber . ) In all cases , the drawing ( or deformation ) of the fiber is restricted to a well - defined zone . Further increase in the draw ratio leads to a situation where drawing ...
... fiber diameter of the final drawn fiber with the undrawn fiber . ) In all cases , the drawing ( or deformation ) of the fiber is restricted to a well - defined zone . Further increase in the draw ratio leads to a situation where drawing ...
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... fiber sufficient for subsequent mechanical testing ( about 30 min . running time ) . These experiments showed that the strengths of the fully drawn fiber vary with the first - stage block temperature . This is illustrated in Figure 41 ...
... fiber sufficient for subsequent mechanical testing ( about 30 min . running time ) . These experiments showed that the strengths of the fully drawn fiber vary with the first - stage block temperature . This is illustrated in Figure 41 ...
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SOLID STATE REACTIONS IN LINEAR | 1 |
CHEMICAL HEALING | 43 |
PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF ADDITIONAL SOLID STATE | 59 |
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