1. Automatic systems of process control in the viscose rayon sector

   • A. A. Gordinskii
   • N. D. Lanin
   • I. Z. Lolenko

   Discussion Pages: 1 - 4

2. Spinning system for polynosic fibre

   • A. T. Serkov
   • M. P. Eparkhin
   • B. V. Korotkov

   Discussion Pages: 5 - 8

3. Equilibrium between the liquid and solid phases in the system water-organic solvent-salt

   • T. M. Lesteva
   • V. I. Chernaya
   • O. S. Karchmarchik

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 9 - 12

4. Structure and fibrillation capacity of oriented polypropylene film

   • L. A. Martynova
   • V. I. Selikhova
   • M. P. Zverev

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 12 - 15

5. Amphoteric sorbent based on modified polyacrylonitrile fibre

   • N. A. Goncharova
   • T. A. Anan'eva
   • L. A. Vol'f

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 16 - 18

6. Dyeing fresh-spun nitron fibre with cationic dyes

   • E. K. Chernetskii
   • É. A. Pakshver
   • A. A. Kharkharov

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 18 - 19

7. Polycaproamide production in the presence of a small amount of water

   • A. V. Belyakov
   • E. V. Tyurenkova
   • I. M. Vlasov

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 20 - 23

8. Production and structure-mechanical properties of fibres from polymer mixtures based on polyacrylonitrile

   • I. Z. Zakirov

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 24 - 28

9. Laser techniques for the heat treatment of polyester filament yarn

   • V. P. Putna
   • R. F. Zhiemyalis

   Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 29 - 31

10. Thermal stability of the dyes in Fenilon fibre production

    • A. I. Yasnikova
    • L. V. Ro
    • V. I. Shlyakhov

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 32 - 33

11. NaOH concentration of the steeping liquor as a factor in the solubility of the cellulose xanthate and the properties of the regenerated cellulose

    • L. P. Lazurina
    • Z. A. Rogovin

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 34 - 36

12. Orientation and relaxation conditions as factors in the properties of viscose rayon textile yarn

    • A. M. Gershman
    • G. G. Finger
    • I. P. Baksheev

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 37 - 40

13. Flow of triacetate spinning solutions through the spinneret channel

    • Kh. U. Makhsudkhanov
    • L. K. Askarkhodzhaeva
    • M. T. Primkulov

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 40 - 42

14. Nature of the polymers added to the lubricant as a factor in the properties of acetate yarn

    • F. A. Akhmedov
    • M. Khodzhaeva
    • Kh. U. Mukhammedov

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 42 - 44

15. Contribution of the temperature in the “wet” xanthation of alkali cellulose

    • G. A. Stepanova
    • V. I. Grishchenko
    • A. L. Kaller

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 44 - 47

16. Iron as a factor in the thermal degradation of regenerated-cellulose yarn

    • A. S. Shevchenko
    • V. I. Nepochatykh
    • T. G. Volkova

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 47 - 49

17. Position of the stretching zone of high-modulus viscose rayon tow in the plasticizing bath

    • V. V. Skorobogatykh
    • I. Kh. Natanson
    • A. T. Serkov

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 50 - 51

18. Storage conditions for the liquid caprolactam as a factor in the quality of polyamide cord yarn

    • E. M. Gyul'khandan'ya
    • Z. S. Lapkina
    • Yu. S. Ignat'ev

    Chemistry And Technology Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 52 - 53

19. Molecular weight of the polymer as a factor in the properties of polypropylene monofil

    • V. I. Isaeva
    • L. D. Nichiporchik
    • D. V. Fil'bert

    Physicomechanical Properties, Processing, And Applications Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 54 - 56

20. Abrasion resistance of acetate yarn

    • A. N. Martinenaite
    • R. F. Zhiemyalis
    • A. B. Pakshver

    Physicomechanical Properties, Processing, And Applications Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 56 - 58

21. High-temperature resisting fibres from chlorine-containing polymers

    • Z. G. Solomon
    • M. A. Zharkova
    • G. I. Kudryavtsev

    Physicomechanical Properties, Processing, And Applications Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 59 - 60

22. Sources of fibrous dust in polyacrylonitrile staple fibre production

    • N. M. Beder
    • R. Ya. Strel'tses
    • V. D. Fikhman

    Physicomechanical Properties, Processing, And Applications Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 60 - 61

23. Amount of sodium trithiocarbonate in viscose as a factor in the physicomechanical properties of the fibre

    • N. T. Butkova
    • G. C. Finger
    • N. I. Petrova

    Physicomechanical Properties, Processing, And Applications Of Man-Made Fibres Pages: 62 - 63

24. Yarn deformation between the feed and taking-up rolls

    • N. V. Rokotov
    • E. Z. Regel'man
    • E. A. Tupichenko

    Machines And Apparatus Pages: 64 - 67

25. Lubricator design as a factor in the yarn quality

    • P. I. Cherednichenko
    • V. I. Stupa
    • S. A. Svirid

    Machines And Apparatus Pages: 68 - 69

26. Gas-chromatographic analysis of small dichloromethane concentrations in the effluent of man-made fibre establishments

    • N. M. Sergeeva

    Man-Made Fibre Production Control Pages: 70 - 71

27. Purity of the viscose for staple fibre and filament yarn

    • A. I. Virezub
    • A. B. Pakshver

    Man-Made Fibre Production Control Pages: 72 - 75

28. Spectrophotometric analysis of hydrazine sulfate and terephthalic acid in the coagulation bath and wash water of oksalon fibre

    • T. A. Romanova
    • L. M. Levites
    • M. G. Kuleshova

    Man-Made Fibre Production Control Pages: 75 - 76