Studies on Rabbit Fibres

Ikeda, Sakio

doi:10.2115/fiber.16.1014

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“…Baxter [7] measured the temperature coefficients of conduction at various water contents and claimed that the conduction process was similar to that in ice and that it was a type of electronic semi-conduction.…”

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Frictional Forces on Wool Fibers in a Worsted Fabric

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Andrews

1965

Textile Research Journal

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The force needed to move wool fibers in a loose worsted fabric has been measured by extracting fibers from the fabric. The results are compared with the frictional co efficients found by the capstan method, and it is shown that the coefficients measured on a capstan made of yarns are simply related to the forces. The pressure on fibers within the fabric has been determined from these measurements, and all three quantities have been found as a function of washing time during the early stages of felting. The sig nificance of these results to theories of felting is discussed.

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confidence: 99%