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INTRODUCTION One of the most exciting and useful features of PET , nylon , and
other organic fibers is the way their properties can be modified by varying the
processing conditions . For example , using the same polymer , it is possible to ...
INTRODUCTION One of the most exciting and useful features of PET , nylon , and
other organic fibers is the way their properties can be modified by varying the
processing conditions . For example , using the same polymer , it is possible to ...
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[ 37 ] by courtesy of Chapman and Hall , publishers . cal data with fundamental
fiber properties ( such as modulus and strength ) , provided the morphological
data are expressed in terms suitable for mechanical analysis . This , however , is
not ...
[ 37 ] by courtesy of Chapman and Hall , publishers . cal data with fundamental
fiber properties ( such as modulus and strength ) , provided the morphological
data are expressed in terms suitable for mechanical analysis . This , however , is
not ...
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SHAPE OF STEADY - STATE LOSS PEAK Up to this point , this section
discussed the process modifications that allow fiber properties to be controlled
through manipulation of fiber morphology . This is illustrated in Figure 18 , which
presents ...
SHAPE OF STEADY - STATE LOSS PEAK Up to this point , this section
discussed the process modifications that allow fiber properties to be controlled
through manipulation of fiber morphology . This is illustrated in Figure 18 , which
presents ...
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