Manufacturing Technique and Property Evaluations of PET/Gelatin Composite Tubular Braids

Ching Wen Lou; Po Ching Lu; Jin Jia Hu; Jia Horng Lin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.910.157

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Manufacturing Technique and Property Evaluations of PET/Gelatin Composite Tubular Braids

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This study examine the influence of gelatain with different concentrations on the physical property of the PET/Gelatin composite tubular braids. PET fibers are braided into tubular braids on a braider, and then immersed in gelatin solution with various concentrations to form PET/Gelatin composite tubular braids. The tensile strength and water contact angle of the braids are then tested to determine the their physical properties. The experiment results show that an increasing concentration of gelatin does not result in a significant varation in tensile strength, but a decreased displacement only.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 910)

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Ching Wen Lou, Po Ching Lu, Jin Jia Hu, Jia Horng Lin*

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Composite Tubular Braids, Gelatain, PET Fibers

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