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Relationship Between Various Parameters of a Load-Elongation Curve

Institute for Applied Textile Research, Gothenburg, Sweden

This paper involves a statistical analysis of the relationship between various parameters on load-elongation curves for wool fibers in order to find low-variance single-fiber mechanical prop erties. No consideration is given the functional significance of these properties.

The Hookean slope and the force at 20% elongation in the wet state were found to be inde pendent of each other for one particular sample of fiber. The area under the curve up to 20% elongation was found to be dependent upon both the Hookean slope and the force at 20% elonga tion, and it is therefore unnecessary to determine this area if the latter two parameters are known.

Textile Research Journal, Vol. 23, No. 10, 683-689 (1953)
DOI: 10.1177/004051755302301002


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