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Continuous MXene fibers with near-gigapascal tensile strength via radial confinement and axial stretching. [PDF]

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Huang C   +10 more
europepmc   +1 more source

Wet-peel: a tool for comparing wet-strength resins

Nordic Pulp and Paper Research Journal, 2018
AbstractWe propose that a testing procedure we call wet-peel significantly augments conventional wet paper testing when comparing wet-strength resin efficacy or the influence wood pulp fiber surface treatments on wet paper strength. A thin layer of wet-strength resin is sandwiched between a pair of thin, wet regenerated cellulose membranes to form a ...
Robert H Pelton
exaly   +2 more sources

Tensile strength of wet granula materials

Powder Technology, 1997
The dimensionless tensile strength σd/α of wet granular materials with saturation levels in the plateau region of the pendular state was correlated with the void fraction of the agglomerate. The correlation fitted well with experimental measurements carried out on glass beads of diameter 93 μm and with literature data, and was an improvement over the ...
Hugo S Caram
exaly   +2 more sources

Determination of Wet Fiber Strength

TAPPI Journal, 2009
This study presents a method for measuring the strength of wet pulp fibers. It is derived from the breaking stress of wet paper strips at a zero span and the number of fibers bearing the load. Measurement was car-ried out with thermomechanical and chemical pulps under various levels of refining.
PHICHIT SOMBOON, HANNU PAULAPURO
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Electro-wetting enhanced bonding strength

2011 16th International Solid-State Sensors, Actuators and Microsystems Conference, 2011
A novel method to enhance bonding strength by using electro-wetting-on-dielectric (EWOD) technique for electronic packaging is described in this paper. The method of liquid treatment is herein employed to enhance bonding strength due to that the low melting point of Sn has been widely used in electronic packaging.
Rong Cheng, Kewei Jiang, Xinxin Li
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Mechanism of Strength Expression by Wet Strength Agents.

JAPAN TAPPI JOURNAL, 1998
Some applications such as tissue papers or filter papers require strength at wet even though paper orginally has weakness to water. For these applications, wet strength agents that meet such requirement are added to papers at the stage of pulp slurry.Namely, we have polyamide resin or melamine resin for the additives that give paper strength at wet ...
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