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test pressure:  see proof pressure test.                            U

                 tex:  a yarn size system defined as the weight in   UL:  Underwriters Laboratories
                 grams of 1000 meters of yarn.
                                                                ultimate strength:  see tensile strength.
                 textile:  (1)  the general term  applied to  that   undercure:   a  less  than optimal state  of
                 which is or maybe woven, as a woven cloth or   vulcanization, which may  be  evidenced  by
                 yarn, (2) a fibrous material  suitable  for  being   tackiness or inferior physical properties.
                 spun and woven into cloth or yarn.
                                                                USCG:  U.S. Coast Guard.
                 TFI:  The Fertilizer Institute
                                                                USDA:  U.S. Department of Agriculture.
                 thin cover:  (1) a cover, the thickness of which
                 is less than specified; (2) a wire braid hydraulic   U.S. Government agencies
                 hose  specifically  made with a  thin cover  to   DOD- Department  of Defense, DOT-
                 eliminate  the need  for  buffing when attaching   Department  of Transportation, FDA-Food and
                 couplings.
                                                                Drug  Administration, MSHA-Mine Safety and
                 thin tube:  a lining the thickness of which is   Health Administration,  OSHA- Occupational
                 less than specified.                           Safety and Health Administration, PHA- Public
                                                                Health Administration, USCG-  U.S.  Coast
                 tight braid:    (1) an unevenness  in a braid   Guard, USDA- U.S. Department of Agriculture.
                 reinforcement caused  by one  or more  ends  of
                 the reinforcement  being  applied at a greater                      V
                 tension than the remaining ends; (2) a localized   viscosity:  the resistance of a material to flow
                 necking  down  of the  braided reinforcement   under stress.
                 caused by a stop in the braiding operation.
                                                                void:  the absence of material or an area devoid
                 tolerance:   (1) the upper  and lower  limits   of  materials  where not intended. See also:
                 between which a  dimension must  be  held; (2)   blister, sink.
                 the  total range of variation,  usually bilateral,
                 permitted for a size, position or other required   volume change:  a change in linear dimensions
                 quantity.                                      of a specimen immersed in a liquid or exposed
                                                                to a vapor.
                 trapped air:   air trapped during  cure  (which
                 usually causes a  loose  ply or  cover, a surface   volume swell:  see swelling.
                 mark, depression or void.)                     vulcanization:   an irreversible process  during
                 tube:   the  innermost continuous all-rubber  or   which a rubber compound, through a change in
                 plastic element of a hose                      its chemical  structure  (e.g. cross-linking),
                                                                becomes less plastic and more resistant  to
                 tubing:   a non-reinforced,  flexible,         swelling by organic liquids, and which confers,
                 homogeneous conduit, generally  of  circular   improves or extends elastic properties over  a
                 cross-section.
                                                                greater range of temperature.
                 tubing machine:  see extruder
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                 twist:    (1) the turns  about the  axis, permit  of   warp:   (1) the lengthwise yarns  in a woven
                 length, of a fiber, roving yarn, card, etc. Twist   fabric or  in a woven hose  jacket, (2) the
                 is usually  expressed as  turns  per  inch; (2) the   deviation from  a straight line of  a hose  while
                 turn about the axis of a hose  subjected  to   subjected to internal pressure.
                 internal pressure.
                                                                water resistant:   having  the ability to
                                                                withstand the deteriorating effect of water.
                                                                wavy tube:  a tube or lining with  an  inner
                                                                surface having surface ripples formed by the
                                                                pattern of the reinforcement.








                RMA/IP-2/2003                                                                             88
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