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The fiber diameter profile in the drawing zone and the shape of the fiber
corresponding to the three major types of drawing described above are illustrated
in Figure 34 . Drawing stress - yield temperature relationship . According to
previous ...
The fiber diameter profile in the drawing zone and the shape of the fiber
corresponding to the three major types of drawing described above are illustrated
in Figure 34 . Drawing stress - yield temperature relationship . According to
previous ...
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the heated element at a higher filament temperature ( the post - yield draw ) .
Thus , in area III , the drawing is no longer a single - stage process where the
entire deformation takes place in a well - defined neck , but a two - stage process
...
the heated element at a higher filament temperature ( the post - yield draw ) .
Thus , in area III , the drawing is no longer a single - stage process where the
entire deformation takes place in a well - defined neck , but a two - stage process
...
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Jerold M. Schultz, Stoyko Fakirov. the maximum temperature allowable to keep
fiber strength above 9 gpd increases with the increasing draw ratio . A plot of final
strengths vs . yield temperatures is given in Figure 44 . Comparing the plot with ...
Jerold M. Schultz, Stoyko Fakirov. the maximum temperature allowable to keep
fiber strength above 9 gpd increases with the increasing draw ratio . A plot of final
strengths vs . yield temperatures is given in Figure 44 . Comparing the plot with ...
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