Relation between the Drape Coefficient and the Mechanical Properties of the Fabric

Tanabe, Harumi; Niwa, Masako

doi:10.4188/transjtmsj.27.12_t201

Journal of the Textile Machinery Society of Japan

1974

DOI: 10.4188/transjtmsj.27.12_t201

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Relation between the Drape Coefficient and the Mechanical Properties of the Fabric

Harumi Tanabe

Masako Niwa

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“…The relationship between drape and properties such as fabric weight and bending length [26], bending modulus [27], and shear hysteresis [ 17] has also been explored. Bending behavior is an important parameter and is conveniently measured with a Mitex bending tester [21 ].…”

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A series of polyester, cotton, and polyester/cotton blends and a few miscellaneous types were evaluated in a number of subjective wearer trials by the Gillette Research Institute.The modifications, which were shown most substantially to improve the comfort of polyester, included certain engineering modifications, cross-section variations, and pressure jet treatments. Some modification combinations increased the perceived comfort level of polyesters to a point equal to or exceeding that of a 50/50 PET/ cotton blend and close to all cotton.Comfort of clothing is an extremely complex subject and is a result of many interactions between physical, psychological, and physiological factors. ' Current address:

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Analysis of the Draping Behaviour of Multi-Layer Textiles using Digital Image Processing

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Ebeida

2012

Polymers and Polymer Composites

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The draping behaviour of woven fabrics in moulds is essential for the production of textile composites that should fulfil specific aesthetic and performance requirements. This study focuses on the draping behaviour of multiple layers of natural jute and glass fibre woven fabrics and their hybrid combinations. Results show that it is not only the number of layers that plays a vital role in determining the overall draping behaviour of multi layer reinforcements, but also the order in which the setup is prepared. Image processing techniques using Matlab were performed to describe the draping behaviour of single, double and triple layer setups.

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