Spectral Analysis of the Yarn-pullout Force from Plain-weave Fabric

Ravandi, S. A. Hoseini; Toriumi, Koichiro

doi:10.1080/00405009608631354

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“…Also, the stored energy in the fabric calculated theoretically, by replacing n  and n d from Eq. (11) and (14) in Eq. (8) and (3).…”

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“…Hosseini and Toriumi [11] demonstrated that the nature of the stick-slip motion of the dynamicfrictional force of a pulled-out thread is periodic and depends on the fabric construction. They also found high correlation between the warp-pullout force, the intensity of thread interaction at the crossing points, the strength of fabric in the warp direction and the weft yarn irregularity.…”

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Theoretical and Experimental Estimation of the Stored Energy of Plain Knitted Fabrics Using Yarn Pullout Test

Asayesh

Niazkhani

Jeddi

2012

Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics

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The yarn pullout test is a suitable method for investigating the internal mechanical properties of the fabric structure which is established during the weaving or knitting process. In this study, a theoretical model is presented to estimate the stored energy of plain-knitted fabrics which is determined using yarn pullout. The model can predict the stored energy in the fabric, based on the fabric dimensional properties of stitch length and yarn contact angle using force balance analysis. Moreover, in order to evaluate the suggested model, three types of plainknitted fabric from cotton, cotton/polyester and cotton/nylon with three different stitch lengths were produced and subjected to pull-out tests. Comparison between experimental and theoretical results, demonstrates a reasonable prediction. The results show that the cotton/polyester fabric has the maximum stored energy, because of its higher yarn to yarn friction coefficient. It was also found that, the increase in fabric's loop length leads to a decrease in the fabric's stored energy.

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“…Also, the stored energy in the fabric calculated theoretically, by replacing n  and n d from Eq. (11) and (14) in Eq. (8) and (3).…”

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Theoretical and Experimental Estimation of the Stored Energy of Plain Knitted Fabrics Using Yarn Pullout Test

Asayesh

Niazkhani

Jeddi

2012

Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics

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“…One of the solutions is to clamp the lateral sides, leaving bottom free. 6,[11][12][13][14][15] This setup is shown in Figure 1. Some researchers even attempted to mount a movable clamp on one side, keeping the fabric in a specific transverse tension during test.…”

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An overview of yarn pull-out behavior of woven fabrics

Zhou

Ali

Gong

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Textile Research Journal

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This paper reviews the topic of yarn pull-out on a plain woven fabric. It deals with previous works on experimental testing and theory exploration regarding this process, also including the prominent stick-slip behavior and the associated modeling techniques. Finally, it discusses the advances in chemical treatment and construction modification for the increase in yarn gripping force. The current paper serves as a source of literature for those willing to undertake additional research in this area and for those interested in developing flexible body armor with improved ballistic protection.

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“…Yarn interaction at the warp and weft crossing points of a tensioned fabric is an important aspect of the mechanical properties of the fabric. In another study, it was demonstrated that the nature of the stick-slip motion of the dynamic frictional force of a pulled-out yarn was periodic and depended on yarn spacing in the fabric structure [6]. The pull-out test was developed as a method of providing useful information about fabric tearing, its ability to absorb energy in ballistic applications, the finishing efficiency, bending and shearing hysteresis of the fabric and its frictional behaviour [7].…”

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Analyses and statistical modeling of crimp extension stage of single and multiple yarn ends pull-out in textured polyester woven fabric

Bilişik

Demiryürek

Yolacan

2012

Journal of Industrial Textiles

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The aim of this study was to understand the crimp extension stage of yarn, being pulled out of fabric. Polyester woven fabrics were used to conduct the pull-out tests. Yarn pullout crimp extension depends on sample dimensions, fabric density, fabric weave, crimp ratio and the number of pulled ends in the fabric. Results showed that multiple and single yarn pull-out crimp extensions of long samples were higher than those of short samples, and the multiple yarn pull-out crimp extension was higher than that of the single-yarn pull-out force, and the crimp extensions in fabrics were proportional to their crimp ratios. Satin fabric weave showed high weft directional single and multiple pull-out crimp extension compared to plain and ribs fabric weaves. The developed regression model may be helpful for the design of multifunctional fabrics in technical textile applications.

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Spectral Analysis of the Yarn-pullout Force from Plain-weave Fabric

Cited by 17 publications

References 9 publications

Theoretical and Experimental Estimation of the Stored Energy of Plain Knitted Fabrics Using Yarn Pullout Test

Theoretical and Experimental Estimation of the Stored Energy of Plain Knitted Fabrics Using Yarn Pullout Test

An overview of yarn pull-out behavior of woven fabrics

Analyses and statistical modeling of crimp extension stage of single and multiple yarn ends pull-out in textured polyester woven fabric

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