Relay Insulation Studies

Rudolph, O.

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“…The Cross-Sectioning of Yarns A different 'approach to express the arrangement of blend components relative to the yarn axis has been used by several workers [3,6,20,24 ] . Cross sections are cut from the yarn and are divided into a series of zones concentric with the axis or center of the yarn.…”

Section: Methods Of Inveatigating Fiber Migration the Tracer Fiber Tecmentioning

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“…°T he effect on migration of differences in component staple length and in denier has already been considered by several workers. Rudolph [24] carried out numerous investigations and has summarized the findings of several other workers [4,15,16,27], while Morton [18], Townend [25 ] , the American Viscose Corporation [ 1 ] , and others [3,' S, 7, 14, 20, 26 ) have made contributions in this respect. With regard to the effect of fiber denier, the majority view seems to he that relatively coarse and, hence, stiffer fibers tend to exhibit outward migration; but there remains considerable disagreement as to the effect of differences in staple length.…”

Section: Characterization Of the Radial Position Of The Fiber In The mentioning

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Study of Theories of Fiber Migration—Need for More Fundamental Approach and Further Studies

El-Behery

1968

Textile Research Journal

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The study of yarn structure and positioning of the constituent fibers to form a continuous strand has attracted the attention of many workers who have used an idealized helical structure as a basis for these studies. The existence of this structure has been criticized as being unuseful and not manufacturable. Studies of the actual arrangement of fibers in the yarn have been carried out and different theories explaining the behavior of fibers in the process of yarn formation have been given. In this paper, a study and comparison of these theories is carried out illustrating the agreement and controversy between them. The factors that affect the position of the fiber in the yarn are outlined and discussed with regard to fiber, yarn, and processing factors to assist those dealing with blended yarns. Suggestions are advanced for further, more fundamental studies.

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Section: Methods Of Inveatigating Fiber Migration the Tracer Fiber Tecmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Characterization Of the Radial Position Of The Fiber In The mentioning

confidence: 99%

Study of Theories of Fiber Migration—Need for More Fundamental Approach and Further Studies

El-Behery

1968

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Relay Insulation Studies

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Study of Theories of Fiber Migration—Need for More Fundamental Approach and Further Studies

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