Regression Model for the Bagging Fatigue of Knitted Fabrics Produced from Viscose/Polyester Blended Rotor Yarns

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The aim of this work was to predict the bagging fatigue percentage of knitted fabrics produced from viscose/polyester blended rotor yarns using blend ratios and structural cell stitch lengths as predictor variables. A simplex lattice design was used to determine the combinations of blend ratios of the fiber types.

Bagging Behavior of Different fabrics Structures knitted from blended yarns using image processing

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This work focuses on the effect of blend ratios and fabric structure on the residual bagging height of knitted fabrics produced from blended rotor yarns using image analysis technique. Simplex lattice design was used to determine the combinations of mixture ratios of the fiber types.

Analysis of the Thermal Comfort and Impact Properties of the Neoprene-Spacer Fabric Structure for Preventing the Joint Damages

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Frequent moves at the joint, plus external factors such as trauma, aging, and etc., are all reasons for joint damages. In order to protect and care of joints, the orthopedic textiles are used. To protect the joints, these textiles keep muscles warm to prevent shock.

Measuring the Roughness of Knitted Fabrics by Analysis of the Surface Signals Obtained from Image Processing

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The present study focuses on the evaluation of weft knitted fabric roughness using image processing. Various knitted fabric samples have been produced using flat and circular knitting machines. The SMD value of fabrics which refers to surface roughness has been measured by Kawabata surface tester.