the amount of strength a paper retains when exposed to water
Physical Properties and Testing Strength of an adhesive bond determined immediately after removal from a liquid in which it has been immersed under specified conditions.
The strength (i.e., shear, flexural, etc.) of a test specimen after a specified period in boiling water.
A special property imparted to paper by the addition of melamine resins, which may in use be subjected to excessive moisture.
The strength of a paper product when saturated with water, as determined by tensile testing. Bottom Bottom Bottom
Strength of the medium when saturated with water. Can also refer to the property obtained when an additive is imparted to a filter paper to give it additional strength when wet.
A measure of a wet paper's resistance to pulling or bursting.
Tensile strength of saturated paper.
The strength of a sheet of paper after it is saturated with water.
The strength of paper when saturated with water, especially used in discussions of processes whereby the strength of paper is increased by the addition, in manufacture , of plastics resins. Also, the strength of an adhesive joint determined immediately after removal from a liquid in which it has been immersed under specified conditions of time, temperature, and pressure.
The measurement of the strength of a material when it is saturated with water normally relative to the dry strength.