Evaluation of the Effect of Sizing Compositions on the Properties of Hydrated Cellulose Technical Yarn

Natalya Zubova; Victoria Gerasimova; Tatyana Ustinova

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Evaluation of the Effect of Sizing Compositions on the Properties of Hydrated Cellulose Technical Yarn

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The influence of sizing compositions on the reinforcing properties of hydrated cellulose technical yarns has been investigated. The optimal mode of modification of hydrated cellulose yarns has been determined. The evaluation of the structural properties of the modified yarns has been carried out. The kinetic features of the modified yarns wetting by an epoxy oligomer have been studied.

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Natalya Zubova*, Victoria Gerasimova, Tatyana Ustinova

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Hydrated Cellulose Technical Yarn, Modification, Reinforcing Properties, Sizing

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