Mechanical Properties of Single and Double-Layered PVA Nanofibers

Pavel Tesárek; Pavla Ryparová; Zuzana Rácová; Vlastimil Králík; Jiří Němeček; Alexander Kromka; Václav Nežerka

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.586.261

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Mechanical Properties of Single and Double-Layered PVA Nanofibers

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Multi-layered nanofiber textiles can be utilized in many applications. In such case the individual layers are laid in more stages and the question arises whether the connection is perfect. Two kinds of samples of PVA nanotextiles having the weight of 1.3 g/m2 (single-layered, AI) and 2.8 g/m2 (double-layered, AII), respectively. It was shown that mechanical properties, in particular the average tensile strength (24 N/mm for AI and 51 N/mm for AII) and stiffness (950 N/mm for AI and 1600 N/mm for AII), are independent of the number of layers, only their weight per unit area matters. This indicates that the bond between the individual layers is perfect.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 586)

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Pavel Tesárek, Pavla Ryparová, Zuzana Rácová, Vlastimil Králík, Jiří Němeček, Alexander Kromka, Václav Nežerka

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Mechanical Property, Polymer Nanofiber, PVA, Stiffness, Tensile Strength

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