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Why are stranded and braided ropes stronger than a single fibre?
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Is mohair a natural fibre or a synthetic fibre?
natural fibre
Is asbestos a natural fibre?
Asbestos is a natural fibre. That means yes.
Is Linen a natural fiber?
Linen is recognized to be the world's strongest natural fiber. It is 30% stronger than cotton fabric, making it extremely durable and contributing to the longevity of linen items.
Is cotton a natural fibre or a synthetic fibre?
Cotton is a natural fibre and is found on a plant called cotton flowers
Is wool natural fibres and synthetic fibres?
Wool is Natural Fibre
What is spring lay wire rope?
a rope consisting of three wire strands and three fibre strands layed right handded around a fibre core
What is bi directional?
A communication which occurs in both directions.When specific to fibre optics it refers to a single fibre which can handle synchronius and asynchronious communications.
What is the strongest natural fibre?
Spider silk is the strongest natural fibre ever known as it is six times stronger than steel by equivalent mass and it can stretch 50% of its length before it breaks.
What is bi-directional transmission?
A communication which occurs in both directions.When specific to fibre optics it refers to a single fibre which can handle synchronius and asynchronious communications.
Types of fiber optic sensors with defnitions and diagramatic representations?
Fibre optic cable comes under different types: Single-mode Multimode These two optical fibre cable is used for long-distance communication. Single-mode has carried a single source of data. Multimode is used for multiple data communication.
In which form is the DNA present in a cell when the cell is not dividing?
During G1 and G2 DNA is in the form of nucleosomes - or 10nm fibre.
What could be a good slogan for synthetic fibers?
a single fibre cannot make a thread . like a single tree cannot make a forest.
How does light travel through the optic fiber without escaping when it is bent?
Light stays inside an optical fibre due to the differing density of the glass and the air. The light enters the fibre at a reasonably shallow angle and all the light is bent back within the fibre when it hits the side. This is called "Total internal reflection". The amount the light is bent is greater than the angle that it hits the edge. This describes multi mode fibre better than single mode fibre. Single mode fibre has a variable density of glass causing this total internal reflection to ocor deep within the fibre in the centre, greatly narrowing the light paths diameter this in turn reduces the total number of light propagation paths available. the end result is the pulses of light ar distorted less allowing for more pulses in less time and therefore more bandwidth. 10Gbit/s is now commonplace in a single fibre over 10s or even hundreds of kilometres. And finally if you bend the fibre the light leaks out. engineers do this to see a red flashing light they shine down the fibre.
Whether the viscose fibre is synthetic fibre or natural fibre?
Rayon is a synthetic fibre.
Is mohair a natural fibre or a synthetic fibre?
natural fibre
What is an acrylic fibre?
An acrylic fibre is a synthetic fibre made from a polymer.
How photonics can be used to make safer building?
well a single optical fibre can carry the eqivelent of 150000 telephone coverations thank you;)
