OS GSO ISO 9073-7:2009
ISO 9073-7:1995
Omani Standard
Current Edition
·
Approved on
11 February 2009
Textiles - Test methods for nonwovens – Part 7: Determination of bending length
OS GSO ISO 9073-7:2009 Files
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OS GSO ISO 9073-7:2009 Scope
This part of IS0 9073 specifies a method for determining
the bending length of a nonwoven fabric. An
equation is given for calculating the flexural rigidity of
the fabric from the bending length.
The method is not applicable to combination-type
materials (composites or laminates) in which there
can be a natural twist.
NOTE 1 This International Standard describes a test
method specific to nonwovens. Other International Standards
applicable to textile, paper, plastics, rubber or other
materials can also be applied to test certain nonwoven
characteristics.
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