Man-made Fibre Industry Research Articles

The terminology problem in the man-made fibre industry

The terminology problem in the man-made fibre industry

The significance of scientific research for the growth of the man-made fibre industry

The significance of scientific research for the growth of the man-made fibre industry

?Growth prospects of the man-made fibre industry? ? I. E. Krichevskii Publ. 1973 by Khimiya, Moscow (240 pages)

?Growth prospects of the man-made fibre industry? ? I. E. Krichevskii Publ. 1973 by Khimiya, Moscow (240 pages)

Product quality attestation in the man-made fibre industry

Product quality attestation in the man-made fibre industry

Performance of the man-made fibre industry in 1973

Performance of the man-made fibre industry in 1973

The significance of scientific research in the development of the man-made fibre industry

The significance of scientific research in the development of the man-made fibre industry

The significance of scientific research in the development of the man-made fibre industry

The significance of scientific research in the development of the man-made fibre industry

The significance of scientific research in the development of the man-made fibre industry

The significance of scientific research in the development of the man-made fibre industry

Production plan for 1971 fulfilled by the man-made fibre industry

The fibre-producing establishments of the man-made fibre industry had undertaken socialist commitments to the effect that they would produce 5000 tons fibre above the plan target for 1971. The actual figure was 4100 tons. If all establishments had fulfilled their production plan, the total volume in excess of the target would have been 18.9 thousand tons, a figure which shows that there are considerable unused production resources within existing capacities.

Improving the cost-benefit indices of equipment repair and maintenance in the man-made fibre industry

Improving the cost-benefit indices of equipment repair and maintenance in the man-made fibre industry

Particle size analysis of aqueous preparations used in the man-made fibre industry

Particle size analysis of aqueous preparations used in the man-made fibre industry

The cost-benefit level of capital investment in the man-made fibre industry

The cost-benefit level of capital investment in the man-made fibre industry

The man-made fibre industry of Rumania

The man-made fibre industry of Rumania

Performance of the establishments of the man-made fibre industry during the first half-year of 1972

Performance of the establishments of the man-made fibre industry during the first half-year of 1972

Nature conservation ? An unremitting concern of the workers of the man-made fibre industry

Nature conservation ? An unremitting concern of the workers of the man-made fibre industry

Bulgaria's man-made fibre industry

Bulgaria's man-made fibre industry

The man-made fibre industry of the German Democratic Republic

The man-made fibre industry of the German Democratic Republic

The establishments of the man-made fibre industry fufill their socialist commitments for the 1st quarter of 1971

The establishments of the man-made fibre industry fufill their socialist commitments for the 1st quarter of 1971

The task of the man-made fibre industry in the new five-year plan

The task of the man-made fibre industry in the new five-year plan

A turbidimetric method of determining ethoxylated products

The known methods of determining polyethylene glycol (PEG) or the total amount of PEG with the ethoxylated amines (EOA) in viscose or the spinning bath fail to give satisfactory results in the man-made fibre industry for several reasons. For example, the gravimetric method of determining PEG in viscose with si]icotungstic acid /I/ gives a large relative error owing to the presence of impurities in the viscose. To eliminate the influence of these impurities the analysis must be carried out on inert viscose, i.e. on viscose devoid of modifying agents and surface-active substances~ but this is impracticable at many fibre plants owing to a lack of facilities for obtaining samples of inert viscose. The method of determining PEG with phosphomolybdic acid or with an acidifying mixture /2,3/, viz. H2SO 4 + K2Cr207, suffers from the same disadvantage.