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Research on yarn tension control technology for knitting underwear machine based on adaptive ADRC. [PDF]

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Peng L, Xiong X, Wang L.
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Development of sustainable dual core-spun yarns using several filaments and recycled cotton sourced from pre-consumer fabric waste. [PDF]

Heliyon
Habib A, Mamun MAA, Babaarslan O.
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Knit-Pix2Pix: An Enhanced Pix2Pix Network for Weft-Knitted Fabric Texture Generation. [PDF]

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Ru X, Huang Y, Peng L, Hou Y.
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Vector-stimuli-responsive magnetorheological fibrous materials. [PDF]

Nature
Pu J, Li H, Liu J, Li K, Tao X.
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Influence of Polyoxyethylene Stearyl Ether and Subsequent Annealing on n-Type Doping of CNT Yarns for Flexible Thermoelectric Generators. [PDF]

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Heriyanto ADM, Okamoto N, Cho Y, Abe R, Okamoto C, Pandey M, Benten H, Nakamura M.   +7 more
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Research on performance of twin-core spun yarn and fabric

International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology, 2019
Purpose As one kind of filament/staple fiber composite yarn, core spun yarn has been widely used, especially on Jeans. However, there is only one filament in the commonly used core spun yarn, such as spandex, and the performance of the one filament often is influenced during dyeing and finishing.
Xinjin Liu
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Investigation into the effects of yarn structure and yarn count on different types of core-spun yarns

Textile Research Journal, 2021
The scope of this research is to study the effect of yarn structure and yarn count on properties of types of core-spun yarns, including elastic core/T400, elastic core/Lycra, dual core, and tri-core yarns. Five types of yarn structures and three yarn counts were produced.
Samah M E Elrys, Fawkia Faheem El- Habiby, Rehab Abd Elkhalek, Ahmed S Eldeeb, Abdellatif M El-Hossiny   +4 more
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26—OPEN-END-SPUN CORE-SPUN YARNS

The Journal of The Textile Institute, 1977
A mechanism for producing open-end-spun core-spun yarns is described, and the method of operation is explained. Examples of open-end-spun core-spun yarns are given. Yarn properties are discussed, attention being drawn to the different functions performed by the core and the sheath.
R. Nield, A. R. A. Ali
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Structure and Performance of Elastic Core-Spun Yarn

Textile Research Journal, 2004
In this experiment, we use a 44.4 dtex/4f spandex filament as the core and cotton fibers as the sheath to spin 19.7 tex elastic core-spun yarn. In order to improve yarn performance, we examine the yams cross-sectional structure and investigate the effect of draw ratio and feed-in angle of the spandex on the yarns' structure and performance. The results
Ching-Iuan Su, Meei-Chyi Maa, Hsiao-Ying Yang   +2 more
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A Study of Throstle-spun-silk/Raw-silk Core-spun Yarn Part I: Yarn Properties

The Journal of The Textile Institute, 1990
Throstle spinning, or ‘Gara-bo’ spinning, is one of the simplest spinning methods, and the method of operation is explained. A mechanism for producing throstle-spun-silk/raw-silk core-spun yarn is described. Yarn properties are discussed in relation to three mechanical factors of the machine.
Y. Matsumoto, I. Tsuchiya, K. Toriumi, K. Harakawa   +3 more
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