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    The document compares the material properties of Kevlar 29 and Kevlar 49 fabrics to steel wire, S-glass, and Nylon 66. It provides data on the tensile strength, temperature range, tenacity, break elongation, and Young's modulus for each material. Kevlar 29 and 49 have the highest tensile strengths, temperature ranges, and tenacities, while Nylon 66 has the highest break elongation. Steel wire has an intermediate tensile strength and the highest Young's modulus.

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    The document compares the material properties of Kevlar 29 and Kevlar 49 fabrics to steel wire, S-glass, and Nylon 66. It provides data on the tensile strength, temperature range, tenacity, break elongation, and Young's modulus for each material. Kevlar 29 and 49 have the highest tensile strengths, temperature ranges, and tenacities, while Nylon 66 has the highest break elongation. Steel wire has an intermediate tensile strength and the highest Young's modulus.

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    The document compares the material properties of Kevlar 29 and Kevlar 49 fabrics to steel wire, S-glass, and Nylon 66. It provides data on the tensile strength, temperature range, tenacity, break elongation, and Young's modulus for each material. Kevlar 29 and 49 have the highest tensile strengths, temperature ranges, and tenacities, while Nylon 66 has the highest break elongation. Steel wire has an intermediate tensile strength and the highest Young's modulus.

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    Justin, Pam ela, Evelynn,Felix,Luis,Ben | Gr oup I Decem ber 5,

    KEVLAR AND FABRI C COM PARI SON 2017

    Tensile Strength (N/m^ 2) Temperature (F +C) Tenacity 10^ 3 Psi Break Elongation (%) Young's Modulus 10^ 6 Psi
    Kevlar 29

    800-900^F
    8.15 N/m^2 424 Psi 3.6% 10.2 Psi
    427-482^C
    Kevlar 49

    800-900^F
    8.37 N/m^2 435 Psi 2.4% 16.3 Psi
    427-482^C
    Steel Wire

    2,732^F 285 Psi 2.0% 29 Psi


    1.0 N/m^2 1,500^C
    S-Glass

    7.4 Psi N/m^2 1,562^F 5.4% 12.4 Psi


    665 Psi
    850^C
    Nylon 66

    490^F 143 Psi 0.8 Psi


    3.4 N/m^2 18.3%
    254^C

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