Issue 4 (81) / 2010
Title page Contents
Production Management Model for Short Life-Cycle Goods
Authors: Grandys Ewa
One distinctive feature of a production cycle model for short life-cycle goods is its determined time for starting the sale of products. As shown by the author’s investigation, there is also a possibility of creating a... more »
full text | Pages 7–10
Nanocomposite Calcium Alginate Fibres Containing SiO2 and Bioglass
Authors: Boguń Maciej
An investigation was made of the effect of the basic parameters of the process of production of nanocomposite calcium alginate fibres containing silica and bioglass as nanoadditives. An analysis was made of the rheological properties of... more »
full text | Pages 11–19
Authors: Lewandowski Stanisław, Drobina Robert, Józkowicz Ignacy
The analysis of the parameters of the spinning process was conducted of the quality of the yarn and the efficiency of the production, and it was confirmed that the percentage of noils and the metric coefficient... more »
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Evaluation of the Significance of Processing Parameters for the Characteristics of Interlaced Yarn
Authors: Qiu Hua, Ge Ming-Qiao
We studied the significance of three processing para eters: pressure of the air supplied, yarn speed and overfeed ratio for the number and strength of tangles of interlaced yarn and the correlation between the number of... more »
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Dynamic Mechanical Analysis of Nylon 66 Cord Yarns
Authors: Demšar Andrej, Bukošek Vili, Kljun Alenka
The viscoelastic properties of three different nylon cord yarns were analysed, and the dependence on the temperature of the annealing process was examined with the use of dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA). The research showed that the... more »
full text | Pages 29–34
Measuring the Blend Ratio of Wool/Cashmere Yarns Based on Image Processing Technology˙
Authors: Qian Kun, Li Hongshun, Cao Haijian, Yu Kejing
In this study, an image processing technique was developed for testing the blend ratio of wool/cashmere yarns. Cashmere and wool were sliced and images clearly attributed to the obvious colour divergence after staining. In the image... more »
full text | Pages 35–38
Study on the Properties of Core Spun Yarn and Fabrics of Shape Memory Polyurethane
Authors: Jing Lu, Hu Jinlian
Core spun yarn with shape memory fibre and cotton were developed using a ring spinning frame and friction spinning machine. Shape memory fabrics were woven from two kinds of shape memory core spun yarns, and the... more »
full text | Pages 39–42
Authors: Kumpikaitė Eglė, Ragaišienė Audronė, Barburski Marcin
Fancy yarns with colour and/or structure effects are often used in clothing fabrics. These yarns give decorativeness and improve the appearance of a garment. However, fancy yarns can change the end-use properties of a fabric. Therefore,... more »
full text | Pages 43–45
Automatic Inspection of Woven Fabric Density of Solid Colour Fabric Density by the Hough Transform
Authors: Pan Ruru, Gao Weidong, Liu Jihong , Wang Hongbo
When analysing the colourcolours in woven fabrics images, the fabrics are suggested to be divided into three categories: solid colour fabrics, single-system-mélange colour fabrics and double-system-mélange colour fabrics. Corresponding to the classification, the inspection of woven... more »
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Authors: Supeł Bogdan, Mikołajczyk Zbigniew
A new model of compressing distance knitted fabrics was developed based on Euler-Leaf theory. The model differs from those previously presented, which can be solved by an integrodifferential equation of the first order. The solution of... more »
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Wettability of Easy-Care Finished Cotton
Authors: Uddin Faheem, Lomas Mike
The easy-care finishing of cotton cross-links adjacent molecular chains in a cellulose structure, whereby the wettability of finished cotton fabric is significantly reduced or becomes unwettable. The pigment printing of easy-care finished cotton fabric was investigated.... more »
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Authors: Kowalski Krzysztof, Włodarczyk Bogdan, Kowalski Tomasz Marek
This study presents an explanation of the stochastic character of dynamic thread loads in the knitting zone of weft-knitting machines based on a probabilistic model of the knitting process in which thread has been treated as... more »
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Development of a Procedure for Camouflage Pattern Design
Authors: Friškovec Mojca, Gabrijelčič Helena
Today, camouflage uniforms are an indispensable part of military equipment and serve not only as a means of disguising an object in a certain environment but also as a national symbol. Since battlefields and areas of... more »
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Authors: Kałużka Jolanta, Jankowska Elżbieta, Pośniak Małgorzata, Ławniczak Danuta
This study presents an evaluation of the filter-sorptive properties of multi-layer fibrous structures containing highly efficient polypropylene nonwovens formed with the melt-blown technique and a composite nonwoven with active carbon. Simultaneous tests of the air cleaning... more »
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Authors: Bartkowiak Grażyna
Work in conditions dangerous for the human being requires appropriate protective clothing. Working in hermetic protective clothing is connected with a considerable heat burden for the user’s organism. The condition of the organism is influenced not... more »
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Modification of a Polylactide Fibre Surface
Authors: Jantas Roman, Połowiński Stefan, Stawski Dawid, Szumilewicz Joanna
The properties of polylactide (PLA) fibres were modified by incorporating carboxyl groups into the fibre surface by grafting acrylic acid (AA) or by the entrapment of poly(acrylic acid) (PAA) to the fibre surface. The presence of... more »
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Authors: Brzeziński Stefan, Kaleta Agnieszka, Kowalczyk Dorota , Malinowska Grażyna, Gajdzicki Bogumił, Gajdzicki Bogumił
Numerous, often contradictory, literature reports concerning the influence of various types of atmospheric plasma on the dyeing properties of fibres inclined us to undertake investigations into the use of corona discharge for the preliminary modification of... more »
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Authors: Ibrahim Sayeda M.
Modified textile fabrics were used to remove Cu+2 and Cr+3 ions from aqueous solutions. For this purpose, modified Nylon-6, polyester woven and knitted fabrics were prepared by means of coating their surface with a layer of... more »
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Textile Wastewater Treatment by the Fenton Method
Authors: Kos Lech, Michalska Karina, Perkowski Jan
The aim of this study was to determine the efficiency of the decomposition of pollutants present in textile wastewater in the Fenton process. The main processing parameters, namely the optimum quantities of hydrogen peroxide and ferric... more »
full text | Pages 105–109