New chemical fibres and yarn for upholstery and industrial fabrics

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A. G. Kogan
S. S. Medvetskii
N. A. Tulinov
N. V. Skobova
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Fibre Chemistry | 1999年 / 31卷
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Polymer; Organic Chemistry; Specific Material; Material Consumption; Chemical Fibre;
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A new assortment of fabrics was developed using air-textured, shaped fibres and yarn with the aerodynamic method of spinning. The use of these fibres and yarns will reduce the cost and specific material consumption for woven and knit articles.
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