1992
DOI: 10.1007/bf00551656
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Investigation of the elastic properties and mechanical anisotropy of man-made fibres and films. Materials science and textile technology

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“…An acoustic vibrator (3) controlled by the electrical signal generator (5) excites vibrations in the seat part (2) of furniture (1). The vibrosensor (4) fixed to the seat part (2) senses its vibrations that are measured by the vibrometer (6).…”
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“…An acoustic vibrator (3) controlled by the electrical signal generator (5) excites vibrations in the seat part (2) of furniture (1). The vibrosensor (4) fixed to the seat part (2) senses its vibrations that are measured by the vibrometer (6).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Soft furniture of different purpose intended for sleep, work, and rest that accompanies at different stages of a human life shall both feature the optimum design and preserve all the structural properties in the process of use [1]. Appropriate match between the shape of a soft piece of furniture and individual parts of a human body is also very important.…”
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“…As a rule, individual's routine day consists of three basic periods: sleep period, work period and leisure period, during which he/she uses different soft furniture designs for his/her sleep, work or leisure time (Nosov, 1991). In order to achieve complete muscle relaxation, it is necessary to use furniture that retains its constructive properties during the exploitation, in addition to its optimal design.…”
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“…As a rule, an individual's routine day consists of three basic periods: sleep period, work period and leisure period, during which he/she uses different soft furniture designs for his/her sleep, work or leisure time (Nosov, 1991). In order to achieve complete muscle relaxation, it is necessary to use furniture that retains its constructive properties during the exploitation, in addition to its optimal design.…”
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“…An acoustic method is used for the evaluation of anisotropic elastic properties found in fibers and films (Nosov, 1991), by assessing wave propagation velocity in the material. The test allowed evaluating the dynamic elastic module of anisotropic polymeric materials and Poisson's ratio.…”
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