Pattern Classification of Fabric Defects Using a Probabilistic Neural Network and Its Hardware Implementation using the Field Programmable Gate Array System

Authors: Hasnat Abul, Ghosh Anindya, Khatun Amina, Halder Santanu

This study proposes a fabric defect classification system using a Probabilistic Neural Network (PNN) and its hardware implementation using a Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA) based system. The PNN classifier achieves an accuracy of 98 ± 2% for...   more »

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Development of Woven Spacer Fabrics Based on Steel Wires and Carbon Rovings

Authors: Ashir Moniruddoza, Sennewald Cornelia, Hoffmann Gerald, Cherif Chokri

Woven spacer fabrics are used as reinforcing materials for fiber-reinforced plastics. These fabrics consist of mostly pliable textile fibers, which still require defined rigidity for different crash applications. In this regard, multi-material woven spacer fabrics present a promising approach....   more »

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Influence of the Structural Parameters of Woven Fabrics on their Drapeability

Authors: Matusiak Małgorzata

Drape is a very important utility parameter of fabrics, especially applied in clothing. It influences the aesthetic effect of clothing, in particular its fitting to the user’s body. Fabric draping is the result of interaction between gravitation and...   more »

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Definition of Mass Spring Parameters for Knitted Fabric Simulation Using the Imperialist Competitive Algorithm

Authors: Mozafary Vajiha, Payvandy Pedram

The 3D simulation of fabrics is an interesting issue in many fields, such as computer engineering, textile engineering, cloth design and so on. Several methods have been presented for fabric simulation. The mass spring model, a typical physically-based...   more »

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Thermal Comfort Properties of a Bi-layer Knitted Fabric Structure for Volleyball Sportswear

Authors: Suganthi Thangamuthu, Senthilkumar Pandurangan, Dipika Venugopal

The thermal comfort properties of different knitted fabric structures made from modal, polypropylene and micro denier polyester were studied for volleyball sportswear. Eleven knitted fabrics were produced, in which three samples were single jersey, two plated and six...   more »

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Local Optimization of Bonnet Thickness in Global Heat Balance of Neonate

Authors: Korycki Ryszard

Global heat transport for an neonate body is determined by means of heat balance with the term describing evaporation. The heat storage rate is the unbalanced difference between the metabolic heat production and various heat loss mechanisms within...   more »

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Effect of Temperature, Simulated Breathingand Storage Conditions on the FiltrationEfficiency of Biodegradable Bioactive Filters

Authors: Majchrzycka Katarzyna, Okrasa Małgorzata

In the case of exposure to inhalation of pathogenic microorganisms, it is necessary to usefiltering respiratory protective equipment (FRPE). When this problem concerns the sphere of non-professional use it is important to ensure the disposal of waste...   more »

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Selection of Clothing for a Cold Environment by Predicting Thermophysiological Comfort Limits

Authors: Angelova Radostina A., Georgieva Elena, Reiners Priscilla, Kyosev Yordan

Results are presented from a study on the prediction of the insulation abilities of outerwear clothing for cold protection from the point of view of the thermophysiological comfort of the wearer. The Required Clothing Insulation (IREQ) index is...   more »

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Geo-textiles for Side Slope Protection: Preparation and Characteristics

Authors: Hsieh Jing-Chzi, Lin Ching-Wen, Lou Ching-Wen, Lou Ching-Wen, Hsing Wen-Hao, Hsieh Chien-Teng, Kuo Chih-Yuan, Lin Jia-Horng, Lin Jia-Horng, Lin Jia-Horng, Lin Jia-Horng, Lin Jia-Horng

The vegetation blanket is the most common choice for soil and water preservation. This is a feasible method that protects the land and environment according to basic agriculture and engineering theories. This study manufactured eco-friendly nonwoven vegetation blankets...   more »

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Study on the Origins of Textile Materials on the Basis of Analysis of Related Hard Relics from Chinese Excavations

Authors: Tao Yuan, Tao Yuan, Wang Qicai, Yu Weidong

Textile materials are widely available in nature, and the original time when humans started to use them must have been very early. However, they also easily aged, and most of the ancientones had decomposed and disappeared thoroughly...   more »

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Identification of Natural Dyes on 18^th Century Liturgical Textiles from Dubrovnik

Authors: Jemo Danijela, Parac-Osterman Djurdjica

In this paper researches were carried out on fragments of textiles from the 18th century from Dubrovnik, for which, based on the design and art-historical analysis, it was determined that it was a part of an object (pluvial,...   more »

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Preparation of Self-cleaning Polyester Fabrics by Chemical Vapor Deposition of Methyltrichlorosilane/Dimethyldichlorosilane

Authors: Zheng Zhenrong, Zheng Zhenrong, Zhang Nannan, Wang Hongmei, Zhao Xiaoming

Self-cleaning polyester fabrics were prepared by a simple gas phase deposition procedure in which a layer of polydimethylsiloxane nanofilaments was grown onto textile fibers. Superhydrophobic and self-cleaning properties, tensile breaking strength, mechanical stability and permeability of polyester fabrics were...   more »

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Effect of Using Coagulants on Sedimentation Sludge Properties and Quality of Textile Wastewater

Authors: Kos Lech

The aim of the study was to evaluate the effect of organic coagulants on sludge sedimentation and the quality of textile wastewater. The amount of sludge and its sedimentation properties depended on the type of coagulant as well...   more »

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Vibrations of Elastically Supported Masses Separated by a Textile Layer

Authors: Zajączkowski Jerzy

In this paper the problem of the transmission of vibration through a textile layer is presented. A mathematical model of a two degree of freedom system containing a textile layer and excited to vibrate by an electromagnet is...   more »

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Probability of the Critical Length of a Fatigue Crack Occurring at the Tooth Foot of Cylindrical Geared Wheels of the Drive System of a Fiomax 2000 Ring Spinner

Authors: Rysiński Jacek, Drobina Robert, Tomaszewski Jerzy

In the present paper, we describe a method of determination of the probability of reaching the critical crack length at the tooth root of the cylindrical geared wheels of the drive system of the Fiomax 2000 ring spinner....   more »

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Dresden Concept

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5th EPNOE International Polysaccharide Conference

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International Textile Conferences - Aachen - Dresden - Denkendorf

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