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Physiological properties of dietary fibre

Molecular Aspects of Medicine, 1987
Contemporary interest in dietary fibre arose when claims were made that some diseases endemic within modern Western life resulted from a deficiency of vegetable fibre in the diet. It was suggested that there had been a marked deterioration in the fibre content of the diet as a result of changes in wheat milling processes in the late 19th century, so ...
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The Influence of Fibre Properties on the Properties of Glass-Fibre-Reinforced Polyamide 6,6

Journal of Composite Materials, 2000
We discuss the effect of fibre strength and diameter on the balance of mechanical properties of glass reinforced polyamide 6,6. The results show that the elastic properties of injection moulded short glass fibre reinforced polyamide 6,6 are not strongly influenced by fibre diameter in the 10-17 micron range. The ultimate properties of these composites (
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Effect of Fines on the Properties of Fibre Networks

Trans. of the Xth Fund. Res. Symp. Oxford, 1993, 1993
The fines of mechanical and chemical pulps have a character very distinct from their respective fibre fractions. The fines can be regarded as a special furnish component and the optimum quality and percentage of fines in the sheet depends on the properties of the fibre fraction used.
Retulainen, E, Moss, Patricia, Nieminen, Kaarina   +2 more
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THE STRUCTURES AND PROPERTIES OF FIBRES

Textile Progress, 1975
(1975). THE STRUCTURES AND PROPERTIES OF FIBRES. Textile Progress: Vol. 7, No. 4, pp. 1-74.
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Current Methods of Assessing the Properties of Fibres and Fibre Materials

Fibre Chemistry, 2005
Surface phenomena in production of fibre and composite materials, their theoretical description, experimental studies information of the structure and properties of fibre materials, and practical methods of evaluating control, prediction, and quality control of fibre composite materials during manufacture and processing are examined.
V. I. Kiselev, S. E. Ryabinin
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Mechanical properties of fibre reinforced concrete with recycled fibres

Construction and Building Materials, 2019
Abstract Structural concrete members subjected to tensile stresses crack due to the brittleness of the concrete. Concrete brittleness can be reduced by adding various fibres to the concrete mix, whereby a composite material called fibre reinforced concrete (FRC) is created. This paper examines the effectiveness of recycled steel fibres (obtained from
Filip Grzymski, Michał Musiał, Tomasz Trapko   +2 more
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Strength of a carbon fibre as a function of the physicomechanical properties of the initial polyacrylonitrile fibre

Fibre Chemistry, 2000
The almost linear dependence of the strength of carbon fibres on the structural factor of polyacrylonitrile fibres, expressed as the product of the strength of the initial PAN fibres by the square root of their elongation, was established. Excessive orientational drawing, despite attaining high strength of the PAN fibres, does not increase the strength
A. T. Serkov, L. A. Zlatoustova
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Mechanical properties of sugarcane fibre and coconut fibre

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2023
N. Madhavi, M. Harika, Sri Katyayani, Ch. Deepthi Sree, Sudhir Kumar Yadav   +4 more
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Tensile properties of jute fibres

Materials Science and Technology, 2009
One hundred tensile tests were undertaken at each of five distinct fibre lengths (6, 10, 20, 30 and 50 mm) on a single batch of jute fibres from South Asia. The Young's moduli were found to be independent of length. The ultimate stress (fracture strength) and fracture strains were found to decrease with increasing fibre length.
Virk, A. S., Hall, W., Summerscales, J.
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The mechanical properties of carbon fibres

Fibre Science and Technology, 1971
Abstract It is shown that the diameter dependence of the mechanical properties of ‘Grafil HT’ fibres reported previously does not occur in ‘Grafil A' fibres.
A.J. Perry, K. Phillips, E. de Lamotte
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