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Evaluation of the interlayer adhesive reaction of rigid fibres in peeling from the pack

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Mathematical models and algorithms were developed for determining the effective angle of separation and specific adhesive energy for rigid fibres separated from a cylindrical body (pack). The results of the studies confirm the necessity of using the effective angle of separation in calculating the fibre bending rigidity profile in the region of separation from the pack and the energy characteristics, which allows significantly reducing the error of test results.

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Stekloplastik—Sertifikat Corp., Moscow. Translated from Khimicheskie Volokna, No. 3, pp. 49–52, May–June, 1995.

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Kiselev, V.I., Rudenko, T.D. & Ivanov, D.G. Evaluation of the interlayer adhesive reaction of rigid fibres in peeling from the pack. Fibre Chem 27, 193–197 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00554582

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