Influence of the deformation mode on seam slippage in woven fabrics

Daukantienė, Virginija; Lapinskienė, Milda

doi:10.1007/s12221-012-1086-8

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“…Other authors [17] emphasize that the present defect is highly dependent on the fabric direction orientation. The research has also demonstrated that fabric thread slippage was observed when the stitch forming direction tallied with the fabric warp direction.…”

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confidence: 64%

“…The analysis of the obtained results in the context of other authors [6,17,18] has revealed that assessment of embroidered element properties and embroidery thread deformation plays a crucial role. During the investigations of anisotropic properties of embroidered elements, the author [6] has found that these properties reiterate anisotropic properties of fabrics.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 92%

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Analysis of Shape Nonconformity between Embroidered Element and Its Digital Image

Radavičienė¹,

Jucienė²,

Juchnevičienė³

et al. 2014

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Embroidery technologies are widely applied for developing decorative elements of original design in garments, for integrating threads intended for protection into garments and other articles. Nonconformity of the shape and dimensions of the embroidered element with the designed digital image is influenced by properties of embroidery threads and fibres, by the filling type, density of stitches and other technological parameters. The objective of the paper is to explore the influence made by properties of fabrics and by the direction of stitches of the actual embroidered element on conformity of the shape with one of the designed digital image. For the research, embroidery threads of different purpose as well as three woven fabrics have been selected. For preparation of test samples, round digital images have been designed filling the embroidery area in different stitch directions. Analysis of the results of the investigations has demonstrated that the shape and dimensions of the embroidered element failed to conform to the shape and dimensions of the designed digital image in most cases. In certain cases, e.g. when the stitch direction goes towards the middle of the embroidered element, a defect, i. e. hole, is observed due to considerable concentration of stitches in the centre of the element.

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Section: The Primary Portionmentioning

confidence: 64%

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 92%

Analysis of Shape Nonconformity between Embroidered Element and Its Digital Image

Radavičienė¹,

Jucienė²,

Juchnevičienė³

et al. 2014

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“…The analysis of the results obtained by other authors' shows, that it is important to investigate the influence of exploitation on seam slippage [6,7,10]. The researches have shown, that in most cases, the influence of exploitation on the warp threads slippage is less than the weft threads slippage.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In addition, physical properties of fabrics have been established to make greater influence on fabric resistance to thread slippage compared to stitch length, and this tendency becomes more obvious after cyclic tensile [9]. Researches of wear process [10] investigated the influence of deformation mode on seam slippage in woven fabrics using the new seam slippage test method. This method was also suitable to evaluate the influence of the position of seam allowances, the weave type, the fabric direction and the specimen elongation on the on seam slippage.…”

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Influence of Industrial Washing and Cyclic Fatigue on Slippage of Linen Fabric Threads along the Seam

Korunčak

Jucienė

Dobilaitė

et al. 2014

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All seams of garments shall withstand the established force effect in the longitudinal and transverse directions. Resistance to thread slippage along the seam is a major property of fabrics that is regulated by strict guidelines. In many research works, lining fabrics are chosen as the object of research as thread slippage is the most typical of them. What concerns the reports exploring slippage of linen fabric threads along the seam, just very few papers are available. Studies dealing with the influence made by industrial washing and cyclic load on the defect under investigation, thereby taking into account operational properties of garments are not readily available at all. The objective of the paper is to define the influence of industrial washing and cyclic tensile on slippage of linen fabric threads along the seam. For the research, five 100 % linen fabrics of plain weave have been selected. Control test specimens, unwashed and processed with different washing methods, have been analysed. Cyclic tensile of the test specimens has been carried out by a tensile machine "Tinius Olsen" at tensile force P = 20 N, tensile speed of 12.55 mm/s, number of cycles of 100. The carried-out testing has demonstrated that industrial washing decreased resistance of linen fabrics to thread slippage along the seam in the most cases. Analysis of the results obtained has shown that cyclic tensile led to particularly significant increase in the seam gap.

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“…Compared to cotton threads, polyester threads achieve higher seam efficiency. In addition to the strength properties of stitches of fashion textiles, it is also important to recognize their elastic and deformation characteristics, and it is necessary to seek and create suitable methods for their evaluation [ 13 ]. When attaching fabric to complicated shapes and structures, different stitching techniques are employed.…”

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The Effect of Selected Factors on the Strength of Stitches of Upholstery Faux Leather

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With their properties, upholstery covering materials significantly influence the quality of upholstered products. These materials form the surface layer of upholstered furniture; any damage to this material is immediately visible to the user. We consider the stitches connecting the covering fabrics to be one of the critical points of the upholstered surface, therefore they must have the required strength. Faux leather is one of the most used upholstery materials. The main aim of the paper is to determine the effect of upholstery faux leather, stitch length, point needle, and needle size on the strength of the stitches and the seam efficiency. The results of the experiment proved the suitability of using a sewing needle LR for joining covering materials such as faux leathers. The highest force to seam a rupture in the joints was achieved in the direction of the warp yarns of the underlying layer of PU (Polyurethane) faux leather with a stitch length of 4 mm and needle type LR/90. The highest seam efficiency was achieved with seams in the direction of the weft yarns of the PVC (Polyvinyl chloride) faux leather underlying layer with a stitch length of 4 mm and needle type LR/90. If the underlying layer of faux leather is a fabric with canvas binding, a higher seam efficiency of joints is assumed.

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Influence of the deformation mode on seam slippage in woven fabrics

Cited by 6 publications

References 7 publications

Analysis of Shape Nonconformity between Embroidered Element and Its Digital Image

Analysis of Shape Nonconformity between Embroidered Element and Its Digital Image

Influence of Industrial Washing and Cyclic Fatigue on Slippage of Linen Fabric Threads along the Seam

The Effect of Selected Factors on the Strength of Stitches of Upholstery Faux Leather

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