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Dr.Hossein Hasani
Associate Professor of Textile Engineering Faculty Isfahan University of Technology
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Investigation in to Energy Absorption Capacity of Composites Reinforced by 3D-Weft Knitted Fabric
Theoretical Model to Predict the Porosity of Two-Bar Warp Knitted Structures
Applying the Gray Relativity Analysis for Optimizing the Open-End Spun Yarns Production Process from the Cotton/Waste Blended Fibers
Grey Relational Analysis to Determine the Optimum process parameters for Open-end Spinning Yarns
Investigation into the Curling Behavior of Single Jersey Weft Knitted Fabrics and its Prediction using Neural Network Model
Regression Model for the Bagging Fatigue of Knitted Fabrics Produced from Viscose/Polyester Blended Rotor Yarns
Analyzing the Effect of Yarn and Fabrics parameters on Electromagnetic Shielding of Metalized Fabrics Coated with Polyaniline
Bagging Behavior of Different fabrics Structures knitted from blended yarns using image processing
Analysis and Prediction of the Noise Reduction Coefficient of Lightly needled Estabragh/polypropylene Nonwovens Using Simplex Lattice Design
An Investigation into the Fatigue Behavior of Core-spun Yarns under Tensile Cyclic Loading
Analysis of the Thermal Comfort and Impact Properties of the Neoprene-Spacer Fabric Structure for Preventing the Joint Damages
Measuring the Roughness of Knitted Fabrics by Analysis of the Surface Signals Obtained from Image Processing
Modeling of Heat Transfer for Interlock Knitted Fabric Using Finite Element Method
Comparison of of Softened Polylactic Acid and Polyethylene Terephthalate Fabrics Using KES-FB
Analysis the Effect of Fiber, Yarn and Fabric Variables on Bagging Behavior of Single Jersey Weft Knitted Fabrics
Investigation into Energy Absorption Capacity of Composites Reinforced by Three-Dimensional-Weft knitted Fabrics
Novel Method to Evaluate Low-stress Shearing Behavior of Knitted Fabrics
Optimizing Spinning Variables to Reduce the Hairiness of Rotor Yarns Produced from Waste Fibers Collected from the Ginning Process
Determining the Optimum Spinning Conditions to Produce the Rotor Yarns from Cotton Wastes
Analysis of Blend Irregularities and Fiber Migration Index of Wool/Acrylic Blended Worsted Yarns by Using an Image Analysis Technique
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