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Dynamic and Static Flexural Rigidity of Fabric.

Limin Bao, Masayuki Takatera, Akira Shinohara

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The relationship between the dynamic and static flexural rigidities of fabrics was discussed.The dynam ic rigidity was measured by a vibrating-reed method, and the static one by a KES pure bending test.The static flexural rigidity was found to be several times as large as the dynamic one.The maximum curvature of the vibra

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The relationship between the dynamic and static flexural rigidities of fabrics was discussed.The dynam ic rigidity was measured by a vibrating-reed method, and the static one by a KES pure bending test.The static flexural rigidity was found to be several times as large as the dynamic one.The maximum curvature of the vibra

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The relationship between the dynamic and static flexural rigidities of fabrics was discussed.The dynam ic rigidity was measured by a vibrating-reed method, and the static one by a KES pure bending test.The static flexural rigidity was found to be several times as large as the dynamic one.The maximum curvature of the vibra

Key concepts: Flexural rigidity, Curvature, Rigidity (electromagnetism), Flexural strength, Materials science, Three point flexural test, Vibration, Structural engineering

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