Fill fibers

Balanced construction In woven RPs, equal parts of warp and fill fibers exist. Its construction is one in which reactions to tension and compression loads result in extension or compression deformations only, and... 

Fiber(s), 77 163-188. See also Acrylic fibers Carbon fibers Filled fibers High performance fibers New fibers Olefin fibers Optical fiber(s) Polyamide fibers Regenerated cellulose fibers Vegetable fibers antimicrobial acrylic, 77 215-219... 

Filament winding, 26 767, 768 of thermosetting resins, 19 558 Filament-winding resin-impregnated glass rovings, 20 117 Filament yarns, 11 250 acrylic, 11 212 Filiform corrosion, 7 174 Filled fibers, encapsulation spinning of, 16 26... 

Another problem in the packaging of oral liquids is lack of cleanliness of the containers before filling. Fibers and even insects often appear as debris in containers, particularly in the plastic containers used for many of these products. Many manufacturers receive containers shrink-wrapped in plastic to minimize contamination from fiberboard cartons, and many manufacturers use compressed air to clean the containers. Vapors, such as oil vapors, from the compressed air have occasionally been found to present problems, and it is a good practice to use compressed gas from oil-free compressors. 

Filled Fibers. Interest in the encapsulation of specific active materials (e g., activated charcoal, enzymes, drugs) led to the development of encapsulation spinning, usually employing a wet- or dry wet-spinning process. 

Fibersil. [Gddsdimidt] Self-ctossliiik-ing silirone finish for synthetic fill fibers. 

PA-14 Acetate. fExxon/Tomah] Cationic salt gellant wetting agent for clays, fill fibers in organic coatings... 

Abromson, D. andBickel, W. S., Fluorescent angular scattering emissions from dye-filled fibers, A/>p/. 

Fiber coimt The number of warp fiber/yarn (ends) and filling fiber/yarn (picks) per inch. Cross section or thickness of fiber, yarn or roving expressed as denier. See Fiber decitex. 

Fiber float A warp or filling fiber that lies on top of the opposite series of yarn for a distance of several fibers. 

Fiber tracer A fiber or yarn added to a prepreg for verifying fiber alignment, in the case of woven materials for distinguishing warp fibers from fill fibers, etc. 

Bias Fabric consisting of warp and fill fibers at an angle to the length of the fabric. 

Count In fabric, it is the number (count units) of warp fibers (ends) and filling fibers (picks) per unit of length (cm or in). 

FIGURE 34.7 Organogel fabrication by fluid-filled fiber technique. 

The liquid gelators, Span 80-Tween 80 also forms emulsion organogels and emulsion hydrogels by fluid-filled fiber mechanism. It has been reported that Span 80 (sorbitan monooleate) and Tween 80 (polyoxyethylene sorbitan monooleate) mixed in the ratio of 1 2 w/w forms organogel with better firmness and architecture as compared to the other surfactant mixture ratios.When water is added dropwise into the homogenous surfactant mixture and oil, it forms spherical reverse-micellar droplets. These droplets/fibers self-assemble to form three-dimensional architecture to immobilize apolar solvent. " Similarly, in case of hydrogels micellar structures are formed, which entraps the external liquid phase to flow and form hydrogel. 

Mouti Z, Westwood K, Kayvantash K et al (2010) Low velocity impact behavior of glass filled fiber-reinforced thermoplastic engine components. Materials 3 2463-2473... 

Although both the cultures immobilized on pure cellulose acetate fiber and activated carbon-filled fiber completely degraded phenol, the biodegradation rate of activated carbon-filled fiber system was higher than that of pure fiber system. 

The finite element has proved to be ideal when simulating the mold filling, fiber orientation, shrinkage, and warpage of thin plastic parts. With more difficulty, it has... 

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