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Scientific study of new models, developed to explain the structure of, and its formation in
poly-p-phenylenebenzol-bizoxazole (PBO) fibers. Authors: S. Ran and others. PDF document.
http://nslsweb.nsls.bnl.gov/nsls/pubs/actrpt/2001/sec2_scihi_softmat_ran.pdf
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Torsional Properties and Structure-Property Relations in High Performance Fibers
Review of the literature in the area of shear and compressive modulus of high-performance fibers,
and a report on the development of new torsion testing apparatus. Clemson University. Author:
Michael Ellison.
http://www.dfmg.com.tw/mirron/ncs/94/torsion.html
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Graphite and Carbon Fibers
In-depth study on the production, properties and applications of activated carbon fibers. Photos
and diagrams. Link to extensive glossary of chemical terms. From the University of Wisconsin.
http://www.chem.wisc.edu/~newtrad/CurrRef/BDGTopic/BDGtext/BDGGraph.html
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High-Performance Oxide Fibers for Metal and Ceramic Composites
Technical paper about the development of a new rare-earth doped alumina fiber specifically designed
for the reinforcement of metal and high-temperature ceramic matrix composites. From 3M Corporation.
Authors: D.M. Wilson and L.R. Visser. PDF document.
http://www.3m.com/market/industrial/ceramics/pdfs/High_Performance_Oxide_Fibers.PDF
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PTT Fibres
Article about the manufacture, properties, characteristics and chemical structure of
polytrimethylene terephthalate (PTT) fibers, and descriptions of the companies licenced at the
present to produce these fibers. From the NF New Fibres magazine.
http://www.technica.net/NF/NF1/efibreptt.htm
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Studies on Biodegradable Poly (hexano-6-lactone) Fibers. Part 3. Enzymatic Degradation In Vitro
Scientific study of the extend of degradation occurring in PCL fibers when enzymatically degraded
by a hydrolase in vitro. From IUPAC. Authors: T. Hayashi and others. PDF document.
http://www.iupac.org/publications/pac/2002/pdf/7405x0869.pdf
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Using Recycled Polymer Fibers as Secondary Reinforcement in Concrete Structures
Paper representing the results of a feasibility study, undertaken to identify the potential for the
use of recycled high-density polyethylene fibers (PHDPE) as secondary reinforcement in Portland
cement concrete structures. Author: Flynn L. Auchley, PhD.
http://asceditor.unl.edu/archives/1998/auchey98.htm
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The Structure of Carbon Fibers
Description of the production process of PAN and pitch based carbon fibers, and study of their
structure through the use of x-ray diffraction and electron microscope scanning. Graphics
intensive. Author: Mikael Brostrom.
http://www.arrhenius.ucsd.edu/miakel/Miakel_B.html
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Spider Silk History
Article on the history, development, production and properties of man-made spider dragline silk for
medical, ballistic protection, personal healthcare and industrial applications. From Nexia
Biotechnologies, Inc.
http://www.nexiabiotech.com/en/03_bio/05.php
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Poly(Trimethylene Terephthalate) Polymer for Fibers
Scientific article on the chemical structure, properties and characteristics of PTT fibers for
spunbond applications, from the NF New Fibers magazine. Authors: Houston S. Brown, Paul K. Casey
and J. Mike Donahue.
http://www.technica.net/NF/NF1/eptt.htm
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High Strength Glassfibers
Technical paper about the chemical structure, properties, processing technologies and applications
of continuously spun, high strength glassfiber. From Advanced Glassfiber Yarns, LLC. Authors: David
Hartman, Mark E. Greenwood and David M. Miller. PDF document.
http://www.agy.com/framesets/products/Technical_Papers/AGY%20High%20Strength%20Glass%20Paper.pdf
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Polymeric Reinforcement Fibers
Review of the physical properties of glassfiber, compared with aramid and polyethylene, and their
applications as reinforcement fibers in composite materials. Author: A. Brent Strong Ph.D. DOC
file.
http://www.cfa-hq.org/resources/documents/polymeric.doc
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Novel Properties of PLA Fibers
Article about the characteristics, properties and applications of fibers made from polylactic acid
(PLA) polymers. Chemical structure. From Fiber Innovation Technology, Inc. DOC file. Author:
Jeffrey S. Dugan.
http://www.fitfibers.com/files/PLA%20Fibers.doc
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Intelligent, Stimuli-Sensitive Fibers and Fabrics
Research article on the ongoing development of fibers from stimuli-sensitive polymers (SSP) which
respond to environmental changes such as pH, temperature and electrlyte, using techniques involving
wet-spinning of cross-linked SSP gels, and SSP gel coating and crafting of existing fibers.
Authors: William K. Walsh and others.
http://www.eng.auburn.edu/department/te/ntc/99/walsh/m98a16.html
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High Performance and High Temperature Resistant Fibers
Overview of the definitions, properties, products and end uses of the most common high-performance
and high-temperature resistant fibers applied in the textile, composite and nonwovens industries.
Originally form Aramid, Ltd. Edited and revised with permission by William C. Smith, from
Industrial Textile Associates. PDF document.
http://www.intexa.com/downloads/hightemp.pdf
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Fatique Properties of PBO Fibers
Report on research carried out to detirmine the properties of poly p-phenylene-2,6-bezobisoxazole
(PBO) fiber, through mechanical measurements of compressive and shear modulus, and fatique
characteristics. Authors: Y. Yamashita and others. Slow loading PDF document.
http://www.mat.usp.ac.jp/polymer-composite/30th-yamashita.pdf
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Carbon Fiber
Description of the chemical structure of carbon fibers, the polymer from which it is made, and its
applications in the composite industry. From the University of Southern Mississippi's Department of
Polymer Science.
http://www.psrc.usm.edu/macrog/carfib.htm
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Carbon Fiber
Vince Kelly's personal homepage on carbon fiber. Extensive description of the chemical
construction, the various grades, production technologies and uses. Links to organizations,
research institutes and companies.
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/1320/
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Bioengineered Spider Silk
From Access Excellence. Short article on the results to date of ongoing research on the manufacture
of the man-made equivalent to spider slik.
http://www.accessexcellence.org/WN/SU/spider.html
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Aramid Fiber
Description of the chemical structure of aramid fibers. From P. Leo and Co. web site.
http://www.pleo.com/dupont/nomex/index.html
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