Tensile Mechanical Properties of Three-Strand PE/SiO2 Composite Fiber Rope

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The tensile mechanical properties of polyethylene/silica (PE/SiO2) composite fiber and three-strand PE/SiO2 composite fiber ropes were investigated. It was found that the SiO2 content had a significant effect on the tensile mechanical properties of composite fiber. The breaking force of the fishing three-strand PE/SiO2 composite fiber rope with diameter 8 mm was 15.8 kN. Compared to common synthetic fiber rope with the same diameter, fishing three-strand PE/SiO2 composite fiber rope had higher breaking force and less elongation. On the premise of maintain the breaking force, the common synthetic fiber rope could be replaced by the fishing three-strand PE/SiO2 composite fiber rope in fishing area, and the linear density, the elongation at break, the netting gear resistance and using diameter of rope decreased. Therefore, an efficient method to improve the tensile mechanical properties and lower cost by using composite fiber rope was established.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1033-1034)

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October 2014

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