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The Effect of Basalt Fiber Production Technology on Mechanical Properties of Fiber

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The effect of basalt fiber production technology on the mechanical properties of fiber (strength, electricity modulus, and ultimate deformation) is considered depending on the geometrical parameters of monofilaments.

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  1. NPF Stroiprogress –, Novyi Vek Joint-Stock Company,, Moscow,, Russia.

    V. V. Gur'ev, E. I. Neproshin & G. E. Mostovoi

  2. NIIgrafit Research Institute,, Moscow,, Russia.

    V. V. Gur'ev, E. I. Neproshin & G. E. Mostovoi

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Gur'ev, V.V., Neproshin, E.I. & Mostovoi, G.E. The Effect of Basalt Fiber Production Technology on Mechanical Properties of Fiber. Glass and Ceramics 58, 62–65 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1010901615857

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