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Roles of Molecular Parameters in the Preparation of Syndiotactic Poly(vinyl alcohol) Microfibrillar Fiber During Saponification of Poly(vinyl ester)

Won Seok Lyooa, Jeong Hyun Yeumb, Joon Ho Kima, Sam Soo Kima, Byung Chul Jib, and Chul Joo Leec a · Jun 2010

We reported that syndiotactic poly(vinyl alcohol) (s-PVA) fiber of well-oriented microfibrillar structure, similar to a natural cellulose fiber, was directly formed during saponifying poly(vinyl pivalate) (PVPi) or copolymers of vinyl pival...

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Improvement of the Thermophysiological Comfort with Modified Polypropylene Fibers

Maria José Geraldes1, Lubos Hes2, Mário de Araujo3, A. Marcincin4 1 University of Beira Inte · Jun 2010

The search and creation of new sophisticated products, with high economic added value added and original functional properties, based on existent technology, has awake a great interest, becoming decisive to increase competitiveness of the t...

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Improvement of the functional performance of Polyethylene ropes: Part (I)

A.A. Salaman., M.B.El-Hosamey., A.M. Sharouf M.S. Morsy., M.G.Mohamed · Jun 2010

Since high-density polyethylene (HDPE) ropes have been used widely in many industries, their properties and effect on the performance behavior should be thoroughly studied for each application. Processing of HDPO includes mixing of raw mate...

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Effect of Acylation on some properties of Polyamide 6 Fibres

Wafaa .M.Raslan · Nov 2002

The yellowing resistance of Polyamide 6 fibres modified with acetic anhydride in both aqueous and non-aqueous media vis. dimethylformamide and dimethylsulfoxide was investigated. The modification resulted in a pronounced improvement in yell...

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Studying of some factors which affecting the properties of polyethylene ropes

A.A. M. Salman , M. El Hosami, A.M. Sharrouf, and M. Gad · Nov 2002

It was found, from a field study, that the maximum amount of ropes, which is produced in Egypt, is the polyethylene ropes. This is due to the satisfactory properties and economics of these ropes. However these ropes in general , are sufferi...

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Melt-blown Lyocell – Influence of Solution Characteristics on Fibre Fineness

S. Lam Po Tang and S. K. Mukhopadhyay · Nov 2002

Melt-blowing is a technique of producing a nonwoven web of microfibres directly from polymer form to web form. Until now, this production method has been used almost exclusively with thermoplastic resins to produce webs suitable for filtrat...

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Effect of chemical cross-linking on the properties of acrylic yarns

P J Brown, J H Nobbs and M Sultan · Nov 2002

Courtelle acrylic yarns were cross-linked using hexandiol and pentaerythritol as potential cross-linking agents. Cross-linking of the yarns was achieved via the methylacrylate group present as a copolymer component in the commercially produ...

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Effects of Laser Induced Periodic Surface Structures (LIPSSs) on Nylon Fabrics

Joanne Yip1, Kwong Chan1, Kwan Moon Sin1, Kai Shui Lau2 1Institute of Textiles & Clothing, The Hon · Jan 2000

Laser Induced Periodic Surface Structures (LIPSSs) on polymers have been widely studied in the last decade. There are two main types, namely high-fluence and low-fluence induced structures [1]. When the laser energy is below the ablation th...