2001
DOI: 10.4188/transjtmsj.54.3_t57
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Measurement of Drape Coefficients of Fabrics and Description of Those Hanging Shapes. Part 6: Evaluation of Dynamic Drape Behavior of Fabrics in Swinging Motion.

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“…Therefore, we have concluded that the difference in the projected area at the turn-around angle could be a parameter of the dynamic drape behavior of fabrics. The dynamic drape coefficient of fabrics in a swinging motion is defined as the change of projected area at the turn-around angle (17]:…”
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“…Therefore, we have concluded that the difference in the projected area at the turn-around angle could be a parameter of the dynamic drape behavior of fabrics. The dynamic drape coefficient of fabrics in a swinging motion is defined as the change of projected area at the turn-around angle (17]:…”
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“…where D~, = dynamic drape coefficient with swinging motion, S max = maximum projected area at the turnaround angle, Snull = minimum projected area at the tum-around angle, Ro = radius of the circular supporting stand (=63.5 mm), R j = radius of the fabric sample ( = 2 Ro = 127 mm). The dynamic drape coefficient is calculated by [ 17] ] -FIGURE 3. Relationship between calculated and measured values of the dynamic drape coefficient of fabrics with swinging motion D,,.…”
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“…We have recently reported studies of the drape behavior of fabrics and we have achieved much progress [ 12,[19][20][21][22][23]. At first, we found that there existed an inherent node number for any fabric, and a conventional static drape coefficient D,,.…”
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“…We defined the revolving drape increase coefficient D,, which means the degree of spreading of overhanging fabrics with revolution, and the revolving drape coefficient at 200 rpm D2o«, which means the saturated spreading of fabrics at rapid revolution, and derived their regression equations [21,22]. Finally, we defined the dynamic drape coefficient with swinging motion D,,, which is considered to be similar to the human body's motion when walking, and also derived a regression equation from the basic mechanical parameters of fabrics [23]. Then we investigated the revolving drape coefficients and dynamic drape coefficient of polyester &dquo;Shingosen&dquo; fabrics and reported those characteristics quite recently [ 13,14].…”
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