Fiber Strength and Tester in Textile
Fiber strength refers to the ability of fiber to resist external damage, which largely determines the durability of textile products. Common indicators Fiber strength: Absolute strength, the maximum load that a fiber material can bear when it is stretched to break. Unit: Newton, Centinewton (1 Newton = 102 centinewton). Elongation: Elongation at break, the percentage of the elongation of the fiber material to the original length before stretching when it is stretched to break. Constant elongation load: Under specified conditions, the force required to make the fiber material and its products reach a certain elongation. Expressed in Newton. Specific strength: The strength calculated by unit mass is called specific strength. The specific strength unit is expressed in gf/tex or cN/tex. Initial modulus: The initial modulus refers to the modulus of the yarn at the point where the external force is equal to the pretension, and refers to the ratio of the stress to the strain of the strai