A method for mobility estimation of textile-polymeric systems

Masteikaitė, Vitalija; Sacevičienė, Virginija

doi:10.1007/s12221-010-0869-z

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“…The less result of Δy for some specimens means that during their deformation the longitudinal yarns elongation occurs due to their extensibility but not due their straightening. The received results were compared with coated and laminated fabrics results obtained using the same method [10]. The analysis have shown that for fabrics with elastane fibre deformation the force of their deformation F n in the range of 0.6 N -1.9 N is necessary while for the coated and laminated fabrics F n = 3.8 N -12 N. The determined F n = 1.3 N -9.4 N for one layer fabrics without elastane fibre characterizes them as medium mobile.…”

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“…The fabric manufactured by the first method (M8) and second method (M7, M9, M10) were tested in this work. The scanning electron microscope "FEI Quanta 200F" (SEM) for the analysis of yarns structure was used ( For the evaluation at woven fabrics structural mobility the method presented in work [10] was used. The measurements of the parallelepiped shape specimen's were following: width b = 50 mm and distance between the clamps l 0 = 100 mm (Fig.…”

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“…As a result of such type extension, the complicated deformation consisting of shear, extension and buckling of material named as fabric structural mobility took place [9]. Therefore in works [10,11] the shear behaviours of fabrics are analyzed during the uniaxial tension of parallelepiped shape specimens whose top and bottom edges are cut with pitch of 16 degrees. This new method was used for coated and laminated fabrics investigation.…”

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“…Initial specimen shape and its basic measurements (a)[10]; specimen shape after fixation in the clamps (b)…”

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Influence of the Elastane Fibre on the Woven Fabric Structural Mobility

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Masteikaitė

Klevaitytė

et al. 2011

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The woven fabrics structural mobility has some influence on the garment design and pattern construction. Deformation peculiarities during six textile fabrics extension were analysed in this work. Four of the tested fabrics had the elastane filaments in their structure. The method of parallelepiped shaped specimen uniaxial extension till fixed strain was used. The experiment was carrying out using a "Tinius Olsen HT10" tension machine. The specimens' deformation exceeds 14 %. The parallelepiped shape of specimen's was received by cut of its top and bottom edges with pitch of 16 degrees. The woven fabrics structure mobility was analyzed using strain-stress curves, numerical and graphical results. The results of this research work have shown that deformation peculiarities of the woven fabrics depend on their structural characteristics: density, thickness, wave and presence of elastane filaments. Taking into account the more considerable extensibility of elastane fibre the shearing phenomenon was not occurred finally during specimens' deformations. The results indicated that for the tested fabrics deformation till stated degree the force from 0.6 N till 9.4 N is necessary.

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Influence of the Elastane Fibre on the Woven Fabric Structural Mobility

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Klevaitytė

et al. 2011

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“…The shear behaviors of coated and laminated fabrics were analyzed during the uniaxial tension of parallelepiped shape specimens, whose top and bottom edges are cut with a pitch of 16 degrees. 23 Using the parallelepiped shape specimen’s extension, it was also found that during woven fabric deformation its structural mobility may be characterized by yarn shearing, as well as extension. Fabrics without elastane fiber experienced more shear effect during deformation than longitudinal yarn extension and fabrics with elastane fiber and vice versa, especially when elastane fibers were in both warp and weft directions.…”

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Investigation of knitted fabrics and the deformation of their assemblies by the Y-shaped specimen method

Audzevičiūtė-Liutkienė

Masteikaitė

Jucienė

et al. 2017

Textile Research Journal

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Textile fabric deformability during garment wear is a very important property as it influences performance conditions, the wearer’s comfort and the aesthetic view of the garment. Deformation of material in the garment depends on the clothing construction, anatomical features and physical activity of the wearer and garment fit. This paper presents an investigation of knitted fabrics and the deformation of their assembly peculiarities, considering the complex behavior of textile materials during wear using the Y-shaped specimen method. The fabric element partially experienced force affects in respective garment areas. In this case, several deformation types appear at the same type. In our research the special shaped specimen of form “Y” was used to performing the uniaxial tensile test to simulate this phenomenon. According to this method, longitudinal, transversal and angular characteristics describing the deformation of textile materials and their stitched systems were determined. It was found that after the extension indicator of angular deformation has changed the most, the amount of change reached up to 70%. In the Y-shaped knitted specimens, the seam significantly influences the size of the tensile force. Also, the changes of angle indicator, when the specimens are joined with seams, are obvious and reach 50%.

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