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 154
... nylon fibers was the same , whether wet or dry . Since the fiber modulus at say 10 ° C was much lower wet than dry ... nylon fiber in air gave an activation energy of 21.6 kcal / mol ( vs. 24 for the different nylon fiber measured by the ...
... nylon fibers was the same , whether wet or dry . Since the fiber modulus at say 10 ° C was much lower wet than dry ... nylon fiber in air gave an activation energy of 21.6 kcal / mol ( vs. 24 for the different nylon fiber measured by the ...
Page 357
... Nylon PET 100 % Polypropylene 0 100 100 100 20 K 90 74 30 K 88 72 72 40 K 89 69 blend ( Fig . 3 ) . In fact , diluting the nylon with either polyester or acrylic fibers results in a linear decrease in recovery with reduced nylon content ...
... Nylon PET 100 % Polypropylene 0 100 100 100 20 K 90 74 30 K 88 72 72 40 K 89 69 blend ( Fig . 3 ) . In fact , diluting the nylon with either polyester or acrylic fibers results in a linear decrease in recovery with reduced nylon content ...
Page 366
... Nylon staple T- 65 % shrinkage 100 % ( control ) 1983 9 Nylon staple T- 10 % acrilan 1983 10 Nylon staple T- 20 % acrilan 1983 11 Nylon staple T- 30 % acrilan 1983 12 Nylon staple T- Polyester , 40 % ; 1983 , 40 % ; acrilan , 20 ...
... Nylon staple T- 65 % shrinkage 100 % ( control ) 1983 9 Nylon staple T- 10 % acrilan 1983 10 Nylon staple T- 20 % acrilan 1983 11 Nylon staple T- 30 % acrilan 1983 12 Nylon staple T- Polyester , 40 % ; 1983 , 40 % ; acrilan , 20 ...
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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