絶縁物による布類の帯電について

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The authors have experimentally studied the electrification for various clothes, which appears when an insulator silding on clothes. The clothes used in this study are of pure wool, acetate fibre, hemp, viscose silk, cotton, or mixed fibre of 70 % staple (fibre) and 30 % amylan. The insulator employed is of bakelite. The relationships between the charge produced on the clothes or the insulator and the sliding length of the insulator on the cloth, the weight or the area of insulator, or the slope of cloth have been determined.　This is the third in a series of papers concerned with ”Electrification” ; the first being ”Electrification on metals by flying powder” (M. TAKADA and S. SHODA : J. l. E. E. J., Nov., 1956), the second ”Electrification on insulators by flying powder” (M. TAKADA and S. SHODA : Bulletin of the Yamagata University, Engineering, Vol.5, No.2, 1959).
山形大学の論文
1961-02-28