2012
DOI: 10.2478/v10304-012-0015-7
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Consumption of the sewing thread of jean pant using taguchi design analysis

Abstract: This work deals with the evaluation of sewing thread consumption in jeans and classic pants clothing. Six different input parameters are chosen and used for investigation. To objectively evaluate their contributions, a Taguchi design analysis was applied. Based on the comparison between each input parameter effect, this experimental analysis helped us to classify the overall tested factors. Indeed, our findings show that the sewing yarn affects widely the thread consumption during stitching of the pant. In spi… Show more

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“…Besides, the increase of the consumption amount of sewing thread results from the increase in interlacing zone number inside assembled fabric layers. This result is in accordance with the fi ndings of Jaouachi, Kennon, Hayes, and Abher [6,[24][25][26] and confi rms our fi nding, i.e., the quantity of thread required when the fabric feed in motion to form the upper and lower lengths during stitch length modifi cation. Moreover, this result is in good agreement with the fi ndings of Lauriol's study [4] which proves that if the sewing length decreases from 2.5 mm to 2 mm (from 4 stitches/cm to 5 stitches/cm), thread consumption increases, approximately, by 10%.…”
Section: Stitch Density Effectsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Besides, the increase of the consumption amount of sewing thread results from the increase in interlacing zone number inside assembled fabric layers. This result is in accordance with the fi ndings of Jaouachi, Kennon, Hayes, and Abher [6,[24][25][26] and confi rms our fi nding, i.e., the quantity of thread required when the fabric feed in motion to form the upper and lower lengths during stitch length modifi cation. Moreover, this result is in good agreement with the fi ndings of Lauriol's study [4] which proves that if the sewing length decreases from 2.5 mm to 2 mm (from 4 stitches/cm to 5 stitches/cm), thread consumption increases, approximately, by 10%.…”
Section: Stitch Density Effectsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Researchers have developed mathematical models for the sewing thread consumption calculations of different stitch classes by using different techniques, i.e. Fuzzy logic, Regression analysis, Artificial Neural Networks, and Taguchi design (Jaouachi & Khedher, 2013;Jaouachi, Khedher, & Mili, 2012;Jaouadi, Msahli, Babay, & Zitouni, 2006). A system has been designed for the online detection of skip stitches during stitching process.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Jaouachi et al (2012) developed a method to calculate the consumption of the sewing thread of jean pant using taguchi design analysis. The recent efforts of thread consumption research (Jaouachi et al 2012;Rasheed et al 2014;Ghosh & Chavhan 2014) demonstrate that still researchers tend to examine on better formulae to minimize the errors occur in using the existing formulae.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This study investigates the influence of thread tension to the thread consumption of lock-stitch 301 and chain-stitch 401 while incorporating the parameters which had been already been examined by previous authors (Jaouachi et al 2012;Rasheed et al 2014;Ghosh & Chavhan 2014).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%