Influence of process parameters on properties of open-end and core-sheath friction spun acrylic yarns

Das, Apurba; Ishtiaque, S. M.; Vishnoi, Prashant

doi:10.1080/00405000701502644

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“…In rotor spinning, many works were conducted in order to evaluate a rotor-spun yarn properties and structure technologies Lam 2000a, 2000b;Jaouachi and Sahnoun 2009;Jaouachi et al 2010;Kumar et al 2006;Yang and Wang 2009). Other studies (Chung-Feng and Chih-Yung 2011; Das et al 2007;Guo et al 2000;Kwasniak and Peterson 1997;Yang et al 2010) have tackled the impact of mixed fibers on the open-end yarn behavior and optimization. However, in the literature, little research has been reported on the physical performance of spliced open-end yarns (Jaouachi and Sahnoun 2009), especially strength, twist, and appearance properties.…”

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Evaluation of Spliced Open-end Yarn Performances Using Fuzzy Method

Jaouachi

2012

Journal of Natural Fibers

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This work explored a prediction of spliced open-end spun-yarn appearance, strength, and twist using the fuzzy method. To determine the most relevant input variables, affecting the spliced open-end spun yarns, and output properties, defining the splice performance, a principal component analysis was used. Therefore, the selected parameters (recalling yarn code, duration of tearing, and delivered quantity of fibers code) were used to predict the splice performance using the fuzzy logic technique. Compared with the experimental method, the fuzzy technique gives more accurate results that help in the splice properties prediction as function of selected input parameters.

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