Polymer Engineering Faculty Research
Title
Flow-Induced Crystallization and Birefringence in High-Spped Spun PET Fibers
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
Fall 2004
Abstract
A novel approach for the simulation of the development of crystallinity and birefringence on the spinline including neck-like deformation was proposed using a nonlinear viscoelastic constitutive equation with crystallinity dependent viscosity and relaxation time. The approach was based on the calculation of melting temperature elevation, elastic recovery and crystalline and amorphous orientation function frozen when the flow-induced crystallization occurred. The predicted temperature, diameter, density and birefringence profile in both low- and high-speed spun PET fibers were in good agreement with the experimental data from literature.
Volume
50
First Page
3757
Last Page
3761
Recommended Citation
Isayev, Avraam, "Flow-Induced Crystallization and Birefringence in High-Spped Spun PET Fibers" (2004). Polymer Engineering Faculty Research. 185.
https://ideaexchange.uakron.edu/polymerengin_ideas/185