Abstract
An analysis has been made of data on structure formation processes in spinning viscose fibres and of the connection of the primary structure with the properties of the finished fibres and yarns. It has been shown that the attainment of high physicomechanical and operational properties of viscose fibres is possible by preventing premature crystallization of the cellulose in the freshly-spun gel-fibre. Retardation of the cellulose crystallization process in spinning viscose fibres is advisably effected as a result of reducing the activity of water in the precipitation bath.
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