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Non-Uniformity in the Composition of a Mixed Two-Component Fibrous Flow

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An analysis of the dependence of the fibrous flows non-uniformity in terms of the components fractional composition on the component flows non-uniformity in terms of linear density has been performed. Analytical methods for low levels of non-uniformity and the method of computer statistical simulation in a wide range of components fractions and their non-uniformity in terms of linear density have been used. It has been established that approximate analytical dependences are suitable for obtaining assessments with an error not exceeding 10% at coefficients of components linear density variation up to 25% and for typical correlation types in component flows and the mixed flow.

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    P. A. Sevastyanov, T. A. Samoilova, E. N. Vakhromeeva & V. V. Monakhov

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Translated from Khimicheskie Volokna, No. 1, pp. 7-9, January−February, 2022.

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Sevastyanov, P.A., Samoilova, T.A., Vakhromeeva, E.N. et al. Non-Uniformity in the Composition of a Mixed Two-Component Fibrous Flow. Fibre Chem 54, 5–8 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10692-022-10330-5

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