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Modulus continued

The optimum cure of such a stock is quoted as 45 mts at 138°C. The above details on optimum cure are related only to natural rubber and do not apply to SBR in which case hardness and modulus continue to increase beyond the optimum cure point. However this gives an insight into the cure state after all of the vulcanizate in general. Tear resistance and cut growth and permanent set, however, have been used to determine the optimum cure of SBR. [Pg.183]

Amoco has developed a family of ultra high modulus continuous graphite fibers and preforms with axial thermal conductivity to llOOW/mK. The extremely high thermal conductivity is a direct result of an extremely high degree of crystallinity during carbonization of the mesophase pitch precursor fiber. Table... [Pg.229]

The tearing modulus continuously decreases as the fraction of fibres rises (Fig. 17a). That means once the crack is initiated, its propagation is easiest when the fibre concentration is high the J-Aa resistance curves become more and more flat (Fig. 17b). [Pg.415]

The properties of PAN fibers ( 10 pm diameter) are very dependent on the final heat treatment temperature (HTT). Tensile strength reaches a maximum (3.5 GPa) at a HTT of around 1500°C, and then decreases, while Young s modulus continues to... [Pg.296]

To k% solution of proteoglycan, either in the presence of or in the absence of hyaluronic acid, ITRU of the enzyme was added. The viscoelasticity of these reaction mixtures were measured with appropreate intervals (Figure 8). With the aggregate solution the decrease of both moduli was observed. The decrease of storage modulus seemed to stop after some reaction period, but the decrease of loss modulus continued further. [Pg.220]

Tensile modulus Continuous fibers Eq. no. Continuous ribbons (tapes) of high aspect ratio Eq. no. [Pg.25]

Rayon "Thornel 25" U.S.A. [12] First commercial high-modulus continuous carbon yam... [Pg.350]

The flexural modulus continues to increase above 50 v/o glass content although more slowly than the law of mixtures would predict. The strength, on the other hand, peaks at about 50 v/o and does not increase any further. The effect on the strain is such that this peaks at 50 v/o and then steadily decreases. [Pg.68]

High modulus continuous filament fibers significantly enhance the Young s modulus and tensile strength of polymers. This is illustrated by a simple derivation. If the fibers are all... [Pg.85]


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Modulus (continued Young

Modulus (continued axial

Modulus (continued definition

Modulus (continued fiber

Modulus (continued flexural

Modulus (continued reduced elastic

Modulus (continued resilience

Modulus (continued rupture

Modulus (continued shear

Modulus (continued specific

Modulus (continued tensile

Modulus (continued time-dependent

Modulus (continued transverse

Phase Continuity Evaluation via Modulus

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