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Effect of twist, fineness, loading rate and length on tensile behavior of multifilament yarn

Rypl, Rostislav, Vořechovský, Miroslav, Sköck-Hartmann, Britta, Chudoba, Rostislav, Gries, Thomas 03 June 2009 (has links) (PDF)
The idea underlying the present study was to apply twisting in order to introduce different levels of transverse pressure. The modified structure affected both the bonding level and the evolution of the damage in the yarn. In order to isolate this effect in a broader context, additional parameters were included in the experiment design, namely effects of loading rate, specimen length and filament diameter (directly linked to the fineness of the yarn). These factors have been studied in various contexts by several authors. Some related studies on involved factors will be briefly reviewed.
AR-glas
fiber bundle
filament
twisted yarn
statistical size effect
design of experiment
AR-Glass
Faserbündel
Filament
gezwirnte Garne
statistischer Size-Effect
Design of Experiment
ddc:620
rvk:ZI 2000
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Effect of twist, fineness, loading rate and length on tensile behavior of multifilament yarn

Rypl, Rostislav, Vořechovský, Miroslav, Sköck-Hartmann, Britta, Chudoba, Rostislav, Gries, Thomas 03 June 2009 (has links)
The idea underlying the present study was to apply twisting in order to introduce different levels of transverse pressure. The modified structure affected both the bonding level and the evolution of the damage in the yarn. In order to isolate this effect in a broader context, additional parameters were included in the experiment design, namely effects of loading rate, specimen length and filament diameter (directly linked to the fineness of the yarn). These factors have been studied in various contexts by several authors. Some related studies on involved factors will be briefly reviewed.
info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/620
ddc:620

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