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In a drawing process where ( 1 ) the stretching of the microfibrils equals the
macroscopic stretching of the fiber , and ( 2 ) the fiber is incompressible , the
microfibril diameter and fiber length changes correlate according to D2 , L1 = Dm
. 2L2 ...
In a drawing process where ( 1 ) the stretching of the microfibrils equals the
macroscopic stretching of the fiber , and ( 2 ) the fiber is incompressible , the
microfibril diameter and fiber length changes correlate according to D2 , L1 = Dm
. 2L2 ...
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( 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 the diameter of the fiber at any point in the drawing ...
( 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 the diameter of the fiber at any point in the drawing ...
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slightly to allow preparation of a quantity of 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 .
slightly to allow preparation of a quantity of 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 .
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