Abstract:In this study, MATLAB 2018a software was used to evaluate pilling grade of woven fabrics objectively. Experimental works were carried out on the EMPA W3 standard photographs and accordingly two woven fabrics. Equations were built based on the measurements of pill characteristics and textural parameters of these photographs with the help of curve fitting method after image processing steps. Intervals were generated for each fabric by using slope of these equations and quantitative parameters obtained from the o… Show more
“…Mean of matrix elements, standard deviation of matrix elements and entropy of grayscale imagesfrom textural parameters were used in a limited number of previous studies. Telli (2019) and Telli (2020) indicated that success has been achieved by using means of matrix elements in their developed method to determine the pilling grade of fabrics [27][28]. In this study, these three textural parameters showed strong correlation over 0.75 with all Zweigle indices in the Sobel and Prewitt methods.…”
Section: Figure 2images After Edge Detection Methodsmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…After, these matrices in "1000x2500 uint8" format were transformed to double (1000x2500 double) format. A median filter was implemented on matrices in this format and image intensity values were adjusted for edge detection by using histogram-fitting [27,28]. Then, edge detection was applied in seven different methods.…”
Section: Image Processingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Entropy is related to normalized histogram numbers. It is easily possible to reach from an open-access MATLAB database to the explanations and details related to the used edge detection methods and the performed functions for textural properties [27][28][30][31][32][33].…”
The resolution, quality and speed of the cameras have improved enormously in recent years. The combination of camera advancements and the software industry offers significant opportunities. In this study, an image processing approach for the determination of yarn hairiness was presented. Yarn images taken under a microscope were examined in MATLAB software. Seven different edge detection algorithms were used in order to separate the hairs from the yarn body. Seven different textural properties of obtained yarn images were compared with Zweigle hairiness test results. The findings have indicated that yarn hairiness can be clearly detected from microscope images with a six-step algorithm. The first four phases are grayscale, double format, 2D median filtering and histogram-fitting, respectively. The fifth stage is the edge detection algorithm and the sixth stage is the use of textural parameters. When compared with the Zweigle hairiness results, the most obvious finding to emerge from this study is that the best appropriate technique for edge detection was the Sobel method, and the textural parameter to be used in the evaluation was the standard deviation of matrix elements.
“…Mean of matrix elements, standard deviation of matrix elements and entropy of grayscale imagesfrom textural parameters were used in a limited number of previous studies. Telli (2019) and Telli (2020) indicated that success has been achieved by using means of matrix elements in their developed method to determine the pilling grade of fabrics [27][28]. In this study, these three textural parameters showed strong correlation over 0.75 with all Zweigle indices in the Sobel and Prewitt methods.…”
Section: Figure 2images After Edge Detection Methodsmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…After, these matrices in "1000x2500 uint8" format were transformed to double (1000x2500 double) format. A median filter was implemented on matrices in this format and image intensity values were adjusted for edge detection by using histogram-fitting [27,28]. Then, edge detection was applied in seven different methods.…”
Section: Image Processingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Entropy is related to normalized histogram numbers. It is easily possible to reach from an open-access MATLAB database to the explanations and details related to the used edge detection methods and the performed functions for textural properties [27][28][30][31][32][33].…”
The resolution, quality and speed of the cameras have improved enormously in recent years. The combination of camera advancements and the software industry offers significant opportunities. In this study, an image processing approach for the determination of yarn hairiness was presented. Yarn images taken under a microscope were examined in MATLAB software. Seven different edge detection algorithms were used in order to separate the hairs from the yarn body. Seven different textural properties of obtained yarn images were compared with Zweigle hairiness test results. The findings have indicated that yarn hairiness can be clearly detected from microscope images with a six-step algorithm. The first four phases are grayscale, double format, 2D median filtering and histogram-fitting, respectively. The fifth stage is the edge detection algorithm and the sixth stage is the use of textural parameters. When compared with the Zweigle hairiness results, the most obvious finding to emerge from this study is that the best appropriate technique for edge detection was the Sobel method, and the textural parameter to be used in the evaluation was the standard deviation of matrix elements.
“…A lot of parameters influence pilling in knitted and woven fabrics, like type of fibres, shape of fibres, fibre staple length, spinning technology used to produce the yarn, fabric construction, finishing technology, etc. All these parameters influence the pilling tendency of a garment [4]. Knitted fabrics tend to pill more readily than woven fabrics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the increase use of synthetic fibers and their blends in recent decades, the importance of pilling has increased even more [4]. In example polyester fabrics have excellent properties such as high strength, attractive hand, dimensional stability and easy-care properties.…”
Pilling is one of the most important problems in the textile industry still not confidently solved. The problem is a kind of mechanically caused fabric defect consisting by a series of roughly spherical masses of entangled fibers called pills. Many studies have been carried out to define this problem in detail, determine the pilling intensity by different methods and improve the pilling grades of fabrics. One of the most beneficial methods to improve values is chemical finishing by applying specific polymers. In this study, a specific synthesized anti-pilling polymer was used for chemical finishing by padding method. A specific polymer based on polyvinylcaprolactam (PVCL) was synthesized and applied on the fabrics. The polymer has been characterized with FT-IR, NMR, DSC, elemental analysis devices also to optimize application-parameters. Especially pilling grades of blended fabrics of natural and synthetic staple fibres are often worser then other non blended fabrics, PVCL polymer was applied on a selection of different polyester cotton blends or polyester viscose blend, which have pilling values between 2-3. PVCL-Polymer applications were carried out by using these 7 different fabrics. As a result, approximately 1.5-2 pilling degree improvement was achieved. Anti-pilling polymers applied on the fabrics used to improve pilling values often decrease hydrophilicity values of the fabrics and worsen touch. However, the specific PVCL-polymer does not lead to a loss of smooth hand neighter to a loss of smooth fabric touch. On the contrary, it improves both hydrophilicity and smooth touch not causing fabric yellowing. PCVL is distinguished from other products used for pilling improvement in the textile industry.
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