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MODULUS Tensile and bending moduli are very important textile properties [
2729 ) . Although the bending modulus appears in many equations describing
the behavior of fabrics and other textile structures , it is seldom determined in
textile ...
MODULUS Tensile and bending moduli are very important textile properties [
2729 ) . Although the bending modulus appears in many equations describing
the behavior of fabrics and other textile structures , it is seldom determined in
textile ...
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( 51 ] by courtesy of John Wiley and Sons , Inc . maximum tensile strength of the
drawn yarn were established by experiments , and the real - time history of
temperature and elongational rates were compared ( see Figure 31 ) .
( 51 ] by courtesy of John Wiley and Sons , Inc . maximum tensile strength of the
drawn yarn were established by experiments , and the real - time history of
temperature and elongational rates were compared ( see Figure 31 ) .
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33 10 - 4 5 - 1 using an Instron tensile testing machine model TTCM , equipped
with a 10 mm strain extensometer . The tensile modulus , as well as the
crystallinity , increased with Rp for melt - crystallized PA 6 ( Figure 3 ) . The
highest draw ...
33 10 - 4 5 - 1 using an Instron tensile testing machine model TTCM , equipped
with a 10 mm strain extensometer . The tensile modulus , as well as the
crystallinity , increased with Rp for melt - crystallized PA 6 ( Figure 3 ) . The
highest draw ...
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