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DOI: 10.1007/bf01528942
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Character and causes of in-service needle failure in knitting machines

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“…In the paper [10], the types of the needles` failures are studied; the work [11] presents the ways to increase their useful lifetime. The purpose of the work aimed at determining the reasons for the needles` failures is primarily related to fractographic studies of fatigue fractures of the hooks [2] and the damage from wear [12]. Also, a set of organizational and technical measures to obtain complete and reliable information on a comprehensive study of the needles' failures is presented.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In the paper [10], the types of the needles` failures are studied; the work [11] presents the ways to increase their useful lifetime. The purpose of the work aimed at determining the reasons for the needles` failures is primarily related to fractographic studies of fatigue fractures of the hooks [2] and the damage from wear [12]. Also, a set of organizational and technical measures to obtain complete and reliable information on a comprehensive study of the needles' failures is presented.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the results of the study of needle failures in production, the domination of hook destructions has been identified. Using the fractography analysis of surfaces of hook failures, the fatigue nature of destructions has been recorded [1,2]. It is concluded that fatigue failures of needle hooks are the results of repeated action of repeated-variable loadings of the needle during the interaction with pitched cams that raise and lower the needles, and lateral cams, which braking needles on a given trajectory.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Latch needle is inclined to fatigue fracture in the weaving process by the frequent impact of knitting cams and the tension of yarns. According to the literature survey: heel fracture --0.82%, hook fracture --60.27%, latch dislodgment--8.14%, hook straightening --18.5%, and others --11.22% [3]. It is obvious that the hook failure is the main form of latch needle failure.…”
Section: Structural Designmentioning
confidence: 99%