TENSILE STRENGTH PROPERTIES OF POLYETHYLENE NETTING TWINES UNDER EXPOSURE TO OUT-DOOR AND ARTIFICIAL UV RADIATION


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Authors

  • B MEENAKUMARI
  • K RAVINDRAN

https://doi.org/10.56093/ft.v22i2.72084

Abstract

Photodegradation of three types of polyethylene twines namely, polyethylene fibrillated tape twine, polyethylene flat tape twine and polyethylene monofilament twines were studied by exposing them to sunlight and a rtificial UV radiation. The percentage residual strength varied in the samples, the monofilament with the highest residual strength followed by :fibrillated tape twine and flat tape twine. A plot of the difference between the breaking strengths of the :fibnUated tape twine and the mono: filament twines against any given period of exposure exhibited a linear relationship.

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Submitted

2017-07-14

Published

2017-07-14

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MEENAKUMARI, B., & RAVINDRAN, K. (2017). TENSILE STRENGTH PROPERTIES OF POLYETHYLENE NETTING TWINES UNDER EXPOSURE TO OUT-DOOR AND ARTIFICIAL UV RADIATION. Fishery Technology, 22(2). https://doi.org/10.56093/ft.v22i2.72084
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