A study of coagulation in wet-spining by a weighing method
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Abstract
The influence of coagulation variables on diffusion during wet-spinning was investigated by measuring the remaining weight of the samples. The transverse structure of the coagulated samples was also studied. It is found that coagulation slows down with increasing dimethyl sulforide (DMSO) concentration while the transverse structure of the coagulated sample becomes finer. The coagulation speed is faster and the transverse structure is finer at 50℃ than at (30℃) and 80℃. The additive makes coagulation slower, however, some voids are generated across the coagulated samples.
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OpenAlex topics: Material Properties and Processing · Textile materials and evaluations · Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Technologies
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