Structure of high strength organic synthetic fibers
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Abstract
Structure characteristics and formation processes of the typical rigid structure of p-aramid (PPTA) fibers and the typical flexible structure of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) fibers are analyzed,in particular,the effect of spinning and heat treatment process on fiber structures.It is considered that for obtaining high-strength synthetic fibers,two conditions in structure should be satisfied:high degree of orientation and crystallinity;polymer molecular chain can be fully extended to form straight-chain crystallization.The current progress of PPTA fibers and UHMWPE fiber is also introduced.It is proposed that the polymer which can form a highly oriented structure with high crystallinity and full extension of molecular chain can be used to produce high strength fibers by controlling the spinning and heat treatment process.
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OpenAlex topics: Fiber-reinforced polymer composites
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