2011
DOI: 10.1080/00405001003722435
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Effect of polyester fibre fineness and cross‐sectional shape on physical characteristics of yarns

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“…In literature, it was stated that tenacity values of the two fibers with the same length and linear density values in the circular and trilobal cross-sectional shapes were different [14,23]. On the other hand, Behera and Singh (2014) determined that yarn tenacity values of multifilament yarns are 2.52 g/denier for circular and 2.41 g/denier plus crosssections [21].…”
Section: Abrasion Resistancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In literature, it was stated that tenacity values of the two fibers with the same length and linear density values in the circular and trilobal cross-sectional shapes were different [14,23]. On the other hand, Behera and Singh (2014) determined that yarn tenacity values of multifilament yarns are 2.52 g/denier for circular and 2.41 g/denier plus crosssections [21].…”
Section: Abrasion Resistancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The highest unevenness was observed on round-hollow filaments containing yarns. Dhamija et al [9] investigated the physical characteristics of the yarns with different cross-sectional shapes (circular, trilobal, scalloped oval and tetrakelion) and fiber fineness. Their general conclusion was supportive to the literature that the cross-sectional shape had an effect on the properties.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies on fiber cross-sectional shapes have mostly focused on melt-spinning processes. Several studies have reported the influence of cross-sectional shape of fiber upon different properties of melt-spun fibers (Babaarslan and Haciog ˘ullari 2013; Behera and Singh 2014a, b;Bueno et al 2004;Dhamija et al 2011;Hasan et al 2009;Kara et al 2012). Moreover, there are several publications on profiled fibers prepared by wet spinning process (Tsai and Su 1991).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%