Polyester fiber having excellent thermal dimensional _ stability, chemical stability and high _ tenacity and process for the production thereof
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May 9, 1989
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Apr 22, 1985
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Dec 2, 1981
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A polyester fiber having excellent thermal dimensional stability and chemical stability as well as high tenacity, which is a drawn yarn produced by melt-spinning a polyester comprising predominantly polyethylene terephthalate, solidification the spun yarn and then drawing the yarn under specified conditions and has specified properties such as intrinsic viscosity, diethylene glycol content, carboxyl group content, birefringence, yarn tenacity and difference of average birefringence between surface and center of monofilament, and further low dry heat shrink and work loss when heat-treated, said polyester fiber being useful as a reinforcement for rubber goods, specifically as a tire cord, and processes for the production of the polyester fiber.
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