Science and Technology of Fibers and Related Materials: Proceedings of the Fiber Society 50th Anniversary Technical Conference Held in Princeton, New Jersey, August 19-23, 1990Ludwig Rebenfeld |
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Page 192
... component of the amorphous phase , is calculated from Ao of the peak using the relation fa = ( 3 ( cos2 ) − 1 ) / 2 - * ) = [ [ ' " ' , 2 , 4 , ( 4 ) cos2 + sin < cos2 4 ) / 2 I , ( 0 ) = exp ( -462 In 2 / A62 ) фаф π / 2 ( 1 ) I , ( 4 ) ...
... component of the amorphous phase , is calculated from Ao of the peak using the relation fa = ( 3 ( cos2 ) − 1 ) / 2 - * ) = [ [ ' " ' , 2 , 4 , ( 4 ) cos2 + sin < cos2 4 ) / 2 I , ( 0 ) = exp ( -462 In 2 / A62 ) фаф π / 2 ( 1 ) I , ( 4 ) ...
Page 194
... component of the amorphous phase ; ( b ) fa , the degree of orientation of the oriented amorphous component . Orientation during drawing entails orientation of the fibrils ( crystalline lamellae ) and the interfibrillar amorphous phase ...
... component of the amorphous phase ; ( b ) fa , the degree of orientation of the oriented amorphous component . Orientation during drawing entails orientation of the fibrils ( crystalline lamellae ) and the interfibrillar amorphous phase ...
Page 196
... component ( fa ) , and the amorphous anisotropy ( I ) with heat setting ( annealing ) are tabulated in Table I. Earlier reports [ 13-17 ] on the effect of annealing on the crystalline regions have shown that , in fibers such as ours ...
... component ( fa ) , and the amorphous anisotropy ( I ) with heat setting ( annealing ) are tabulated in Table I. Earlier reports [ 13-17 ] on the effect of annealing on the crystalline regions have shown that , in fibers such as ours ...
Contents
Technological Developments in ManMade Fibers and Related | 33 |
Morphology and Near Tm Behavior of High Performance Ultrahigh | 67 |
Properties Structures and Temperature Limitations | 87 |
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