A New Apparatus for Measuring the Bending Rigidity

Ludmila Fridrichová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.746.440

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HomeAdvanced Materials ResearchAdvanced Materials Research Vol. 746A New Apparatus for Measuring the Bending Rigidity

A New Apparatus for Measuring the Bending Rigidity

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The article is dealing with the principle of measuring bending rigidity by the method of Cantilever test which is suitable for measuring different types of textile and also non-textile materials. The authors are presenting a modification of the device and a simple method for calculation bending rigidity. It is a method by means of which bending rigidity, in extreme conditions - high temperature and humidity of the air-can be measured. In the discussion, the authors are pointing out the advantages and difficulties of this method of measuring.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 746)

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440-443

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August 2013

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Ludmila Fridrichová

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Bending Rigidity, Cantilever Test, Extreme Conditions, Fabric, Stiffness

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