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Textile Research Journal, 1993
Extensive coverage of previous work in the area of weavability limit theories, their experimental validation, and their practical importance is reviewed. The review also includes previous work on maximum construction relationships derived empirically, as well as a comparison of different theories and empirical studies.
A. Seyam, Aly El-Shiekh
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Extensive coverage of previous work in the area of weavability limit theories, their experimental validation, and their practical importance is reviewed. The review also includes previous work on maximum construction relationships derived empirically, as well as a comparison of different theories and empirical studies.
A. Seyam, Aly El-Shiekh
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The Mechanical Properties of Woven Fabrics Part II: The Bending of Woven Fabrics
Textile Research Journal, 1966The plate buckling of woven fabrics is analyzed in terms of the known non-linear bending behavior of such fabrics.
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IDSS: A Novel Representation for Woven Fabrics
IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, 2013The appearance of woven fabrics is intrinsically determined by the geometric details of their meso/micro scale structure. In this paper, we propose a multiscale representation and tessellation approach for woven fabrics. We extend the Displaced Subdivision Surface (DSS) to a representation named Interlaced/Intertwisted Displacement Subdivision Surface (
Jiahua Zhang +5 more
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Textile Research Journal, 1990
The effect of fabric weight is incorporated into a theoretical model based on Gros berg's frictional couple theory for describing the buckling behavior of woven fabrics. Numerical solutions for fabric models with free- and fixed-end conditions are studied using various combinations of weight and friction couple factors.
T.G. Clapp, H. Peng
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The effect of fabric weight is incorporated into a theoretical model based on Gros berg's frictional couple theory for describing the buckling behavior of woven fabrics. Numerical solutions for fabric models with free- and fixed-end conditions are studied using various combinations of weight and friction couple factors.
T.G. Clapp, H. Peng
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Effect of Weave Parameters on the Tear Strength of Woven Fabrics
Journal of Natural Fibers, 2020J Thanikai Vimal, Chidambaram Prakash
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Multifunctional non-woven fabrics based on interfused MXene fibers
Materials and Design, 2022Fuhua Xue, Jinhua Xiong, Haowen Zheng
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How roughness controls the water repellency of woven fabrics
Materials and Design, 2020Ronggang Cai +2 more
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Effect of cellulose nanofibers as a coating agent for woven and nonwoven fabrics
Nordic Pulp and Paper Research Journal, 2016Hitomi Hamada
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