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Influence of core yarn structure and yarn count on yarn elastic properties

Textile Reseach Journal, 2022
This work aims to compare the effects of different yarn structures on the elastic properties. A new type of elastic core-spun yarn which is called tri-core (elastane/T400/elastane) yarn is introduced and tested for elastic properties after cyclic loading.
Samah Ibrahem
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The Effect of Cotton Yarn Properties on Yarn End Breakage

International Journal of Polymeric Materials and Polymeric Biomaterials, 2000
In this work the effect of cotton yarn properties on yarn end breakage was investigated. The yarn nominal linear densities were 20, 25 and 36 tex and each of them had three levels of twists. Following yarn properties were investigated: linear density, twists, tensile strength, elongation at break and irregularity.
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Properties of hybrid yarn made of paper yarn and filament yarn

Fibers and Polymers, 2017
A paper yarn is recently spotlighted as a new textile material due to its inherent excellent properties such as antibiotic, deodorant, moisture retaining, and absorbency-quick drying properties. However, its poor flexibility and low elongation cause some disadvantages of cut-off and difficulty in tension control in the knitting process.
Tae Young Park, Seung Goo Lee
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Properties of Blend Yarns

Textile Research Journal, 1979
Two properties of blended yarns are of high importance from the wearer's point of view: aesthetic appearance and elastic recovery. To predict the appearance of yarn after it is dyed in finished goods, a method is proposed that con sists of dyeing yarn in the laboratory with a dye of different affinity to component fibers.
Witold Zurek, Izabela Sobieraj, Teresa Trzesowska   +2 more
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YARN-TO-YARN AND YARN-TO-METAL FRICTION IN RELATION TO SOME PROPERTIES OF YARN

2013
Bu çalışmada, karde ve penye pamuktan üretilen ring ipliklerinin sürtünme özellikleri ile bu ipliklerin fiziksel özellikleri arasındaki ilişkiler incelenmiştir. Bu amaçla, üç farklı numara ve büküm katsayısında üretilen ring ipliklerinin iplikiplik, iplik-metal sürtünme katsayı değerleri, çap, düzgünsüzlük, ince yer, kalın yer, neps ve tüylülük ...
ALTAŞ, Sevda, KADOĞLU, Hüseyin
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Softness of Cotton Yarns as Affected by Fiber and Yarn Properties

Textile Research Journal, 1961
Yarn softness is evaluated quantitatively as the percent increase in yarn width under a definite lateral force. Single-yarn softness decreases with twist and increases with yarn number and fiber maturity. With the above parameters constant, softness has no relation to fiber linear density.
Edith Honold, James N. Grant
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Electrophysical properties of antistatic yarns

Fibre Chemistry, 1992
The decisive factors in removing static electrical charges are these: -- the distribution of the conducting component on the surface of the yarn; -- the linear density of the electrically conducting yarns; -- and the distance between the electrically conducting yarns in textile materials.
S. V. Ukraintseva, A. A. Nikitin, V. I. Akopova, T. N. Biryukova, V. V. Rodionov   +4 more
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FALSE-TWIST YARNS—THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN YARN AND FABRIC PROPERTIES

Journal of the Textile Institute Proceedings, 1961
The paper describes the changes in yarn and fabric properties which occur when a Courtolon false-twist bulked yarn is progressively modified from a high to a low-stretch yarn. It is shown that crimp rigidity is an adequate single parameter to explain the differences which arise in fabric geometry when knitting such yarns as compared with non-stretch ...
L. Cotton, M. G. Bladon
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Effect of Fiber/Yarn Variables on Mechanical Properties of Spliced Yarn

Textile Research Journal, 1987
Pneumatic splicing was examined for various yarns spun from different fibers on different spinning systems. The retention properties of the spliced yarns compared to normal yarn are discussed; the results indicate that wet splicing gives better property retention than dry splicing.
R.C.D. Kaushik, I.C. Sharma, P.K. Hari
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The Elastic Properties of Yarns

Journal of the Textile Institute Proceedings and Abstracts, 1922
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