2019
DOI: 10.1177/0040517519889557
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A study on fiber motion in the drafting zone and hook removal

Abstract: In this study, the hook removal of four types of hooks during the drafting process has been investigated, and the theory of fiber straightening was further improved by analyzing the relationship between fiber length, fiber straightness, draft ratio, and the fiber accelerated point. Simultaneously, a time domain model was used to simulate the dynamic drafting process based on the straightening analysis, which provided an approach to capture the dynamic motion of different types of fibers and hook removal in the… Show more

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“…where m rd , C rd -reduced mass and rigidity of the needle at lateral interaction with pitched cam; α -the angle of profile of working surface of cam; F r -resisting force to needle movement in race, which is created artificially in order to prevent its lowering in needle race; h -damping coefficient; δ -logarithmic decrement of oscillation (h and δ determined by attenuation of oscillations, corresponding to impact process); K c -coefficient, which takes into account additional deformations of the bend of rod and heel of the needle at the moment of impact. Useful resisting force, which corresponds to the force of friction of old loop during its takedown, was neglected, because the needle did not perceive the effect of raid-in thread during the impact [25]. Preliminary the transition from stress in the heel of the needle to stress in its hook under different load conditions was performed:…”
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“…where m rd , C rd -reduced mass and rigidity of the needle at lateral interaction with pitched cam; α -the angle of profile of working surface of cam; F r -resisting force to needle movement in race, which is created artificially in order to prevent its lowering in needle race; h -damping coefficient; δ -logarithmic decrement of oscillation (h and δ determined by attenuation of oscillations, corresponding to impact process); K c -coefficient, which takes into account additional deformations of the bend of rod and heel of the needle at the moment of impact. Useful resisting force, which corresponds to the force of friction of old loop during its takedown, was neglected, because the needle did not perceive the effect of raid-in thread during the impact [25]. Preliminary the transition from stress in the heel of the needle to stress in its hook under different load conditions was performed:…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Yang and coworkers 11 proposed an improved simulation of fiber random arrangement based on the model of Jiang by considering the fiber configuration present in the sliver. Latterly, Shen et al 12 explored the straightening effect of the drafting process on four types of hooks, and improved the straightening theory by analyzing the relationship between fiber length, fiber straightness, draft ratio, and the fiber acceleration point (FAP). Several other researchers [13][14][15][16] have investigated the distribution of fibers during the roller drafting zone based on computer simulation.…”
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“…At present, some research has focused on predicting the quality of sliver or yarn, such as limit unevenness, by simulating the spinning process. 2123 In the spinning process, drafting is one of the most important processes for fiber rearrangement. Sun et al.…”
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“…21 and Shen et al. 22 simulated the drafting process of straight fiber and hook fiber in a simple roller drafting, and predicted the unevenness of the yarn after drafting. Quan et al.…”
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