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Mechanical properties of PTT fibers by sustainable horizontal isothermal bath process

Najafi et al., 2019

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919166990798449277
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Najafi M
Kotek R
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SN Applied Sciences

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The melt spinning process of poly (trimethylene terephthalate) was modified by the inclusion of horizontal isothermal bath (HIB) in the extrusion line. Several parameters including liquid depth, liquid temperature, and take-up speed were utilized in this study. The structural and …
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