Parameterization of Seersucker Woven Fabrics Using Laser Techniques

Fracczak, Lukasz; Rafał, Domagała; Zgórniak, P.; Matusiak, Małgorzata

doi:10.1515/aut-2018-0042

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“…The problem can be solved on the microscale using the SolidWorks software in a 3D environment [8]. The method for measuring the surface geometry by laser techniques is applied to defi ne the specifi c structure and properties, as well as the surface geometry of fabrics [9,10].…”

Section: Aim Of the Article Is To Analyze The Seams Connecting The Comentioning

confidence: 99%

Estimation of Seams in Paraglider Wing

Maślanka

Korycki

Szafrańska

2020

Autex Research Journal

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The aim of the article is to analyze the seams connecting the covering textiles in paraglider wing and estimate their physical strength. The most extreme flight parameters (the angle of attack and velocity) in the numerical model of the wing allow the determination of the mean pressure inside the contour and the maximal difference between the pressures on the inner and the outer material surfaces. The preprocessing stage and numerical calculations in Ansys environment consider three different covering materials. The tool Porous Media is used to create the objects of a given value of air permeability. The estimated parameter of seam is the maximal pressure difference between both sides of the covering material, which that interacts with the test results. The quality index of the seam is defined by the maximal force to seam rupture and relative elongation during rupture. The obtained results indicate that the seams are resistant to the pressure difference caused by the most extreme flight parameters.

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Section: Aim Of the Article Is To Analyze The Seams Connecting The Comentioning

confidence: 99%

Estimation of Seams in Paraglider Wing

Maślanka

Korycki

Szafrańska

2020

Autex Research Journal

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“…Seersucker fabrics are thin, lightweight, comfortable fabrics with a striped appearance and a wrinkled, textured surface, usually produced by the combined use of cotton and synthetic yarns [3,4]. Seersucker fabrics are the fabrics that have a three-dimensional appearance with their raised surface structures and some researchers qualify these fabrics as 3D fabrics [5]. It is possible to produce seersucker fabrics in both knitted and woven fabric production methods, but the subject of this study is woven seersucker fabrics.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Numerous academic studies have been conducted to enhance the surface and comfort properties of seersucker fabrics due to their growing demand. The article by Lukazs et al introduces a method for measuring the surface geometry of seersucker woven fabrics using laser techniques [5]. Fracczak et al investigate the friction properties of seersucker fabrics based on their structure [16].…”

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A Sustainable Approach to Seersucker Woven Fabric Production: Eliminating Elastane and Double Beams for Natural Material-Based Design

ASMA,

BURGUN,

DEMIREL

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Fibres and Textiles

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Nowadays, the increasing social consciousness on the protection of nature and, at the same time, the seeking for comfort and easiness caused by the pandemic, increase the interest in easy-to-use, comfortable textile products produced with natural raw materials. Seersucker woven fabrics are highly preferred in recent years due to their features such as providing wearing comfort and being user-friendly by not requiring ironing. However, in order to provide the three-dimensionality/wrinkle effect in woven seersucker fabrics in the currently used methods, it is necessary to use elastane in the weft/warp or to use double beams during production. At this point, it is not possible to produce completely natural fabric in the method using elastane, and in the other method, a special several warp and machine requirements are emerging. In this study, the literature on seersucker fabrics was reviewed and experimental seersucker weaving applications were carried out. Studies have been carried out in order to produce fabrics using completely natural raw materials (cotton), to improve production efficiency and to increase design possibilities. In this context, instead of the traditional methods used in seersucker fabric creation, seersucker fabric production was carried out with a single beam on the weaving machine by using different weaves in the dobby for fabric design. In this way, it has been provided that the seersucker weaving process can be performed with a single beam on any desired machine by using existing direct warps without the need for a special warp preparation.

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Analysis of the Heat Resistance of Multilayer Clothing Packages

Kosiuk

Matusiak

2021

FIBRES & TEXTILES in Eastern Europe

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Clothing fabrics are rarely used individually as the only layer protecting the body against different outer factors. Especially in cold climates, human attire is usually composed of several layers constituting together a multilayer set of textile materials. The purpose of this work was to analyse the impact of the number of layers on the thermal resistance of multi-layer clothing packages. Two-, three- and four-layer packages were made from woven fabrics of different structure. The packages were tested for thermal resistance by means of a Permetest instrument, made by Sensora (Czech Republic). The tests were carried out for individual materials forming the layers of the packages and for entire packages. Based on the research conducted and analysis of the results, it was found that the number of layers has a significant impact on the thermal resistance of multi-layer clothing packages. The thermal resistance of the multilayer textile packages measured was a little lower than the sum of the thermal resistance of the particular layers creating the packages. On the basis of the results, the thermal contact resistance and boundary effect were also discussed.

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Parameterization of Seersucker Woven Fabrics Using Laser Techniques

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Estimation of Seams in Paraglider Wing

Estimation of Seams in Paraglider Wing

A Sustainable Approach to Seersucker Woven Fabric Production: Eliminating Elastane and Double Beams for Natural Material-Based Design

Analysis of the Heat Resistance of Multilayer Clothing Packages

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