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Abbravation: Fibers and Polymers

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The Korean Fiber Society

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10.1007/978-0-387-69805-2_27

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1875-0052

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Flexural stiffness of core spun cotton/spandex wef

Authors: C N Herath Bok Choon Kang
Publish Date: 2012/12/30
Volume: 13, Issue: 10, Pages: 1341-1347
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In this research work behavior of flexural stiffness of core spun cotton spandex single jersey 1x1 rib and interlock fabrics was studied under relaxation and machine washing treatments Results are compared with similar fabrics made from 100 cotton Fabric weight density increased with the progression of treatments and it is proportionate to the fabric tightness factor stitch length−1 Even though both types of fabrics had same machine set stitch lengths cotton/spandex fabrics have shown the higher fabric weight densities than that of 100 cotton fabrics Although 1x1 rib and single jersey fabrics knitted with the same machine set stitch lengths rib fabrics have given higher fabric weight densities than single jersey fabrics Among the three knitted structures interlock fabrics with higher machine set stitch lengths gave the higher fabric weights Fabric stiffness and flexural rigidity have given higher values under the progression of treatments and it was found that higher values of stiffness have given by cotton/spandex knitted fabrics compared to their cotton fabrics Fabric stiffness and flexural rigidity in wale direction were higher than that in course direction but it is only observed in single jersey fabrics However 1x1 rib and interlock fabrics have shown an opposite behavior It was also observed a positive correlation between TF ie stitch length−1 and bending length/flexural rigidity in both fabric types Lower flexural rigidities reported with single jersey structures and highest values gave with interlock structures of cotton/spandex and cotton fabrics

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