Development of a Competency Assessment Model for Measurement of the Human Inspection Skill

Authors: Ramzan Muhammad Babar, Kang Yuncheol , Iqbal Muhammad Waqas

Extensive research has already been done on visual inspection as well as on the effect of different factors on human inspection performance. However, a method should be developed to measure their inspection skill based on influencing factors....   more »

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| Pages 10–19

New Geometrical Model of Woven Fabric Taking into Account the Change of Its Form, Size and Lateral Bending

Authors: Grechukhin А. P., Rudovsky Pavel Hikolayevich

This paper suggests a technique for the construction of fabric three-dimensional models based on the piecewise continuous representation of the thread surface. The approach allows to exclude such simulation defects as “interpenetration” of threads in the fabric,...   more »

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| Pages 20–24

Development of a New Fabric Grading System with a Demerit Control Chart in the Apparel Industry

Authors: Ünal Can, Kaya Ayşegül , Şentürk Koral

Fabric defects are usually manually identified by quality control staff in the apparel industry. Control charts are an appropriate tool to achieve this goal. In this study, knitted fabric often used in an apparel factory were...   more »

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| Pages 25–29

Evaluation of the Bending Stiffness of Seersucker Woven Fabrics

Authors: Matusiak Małgorzata

Bending stiffness is an important property of textile materials, especially from the point of view of the utility comfort of the clothing user. The stiffness of fabrics determines their ability to create folds under the influence of...   more »

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| Pages 30–35

Thermal Comfort Properties of Bamboo/Silk Fabrics

Authors: Geethanjali T., Prakash C., Ramesh Babu V. , Rajwin A. Jebastin

The thermal resistance of fabrics containing silk showed a higher value in comparison with lyocell-rich blends. The water vapour permeability, absorbency and wickability of lyocell and lyocell-rich blends were found to be superior as compared to 100% silk fabrics....   more »

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| Pages 36–40

Study on the Solar Radiation and Heat Transfer of Cabin Fabric Using the Finite Volume Method

Authors: Zhang Yijie, Jia Juhong

The heat transfer of different fabrics was investigated numerically in the cabin of an aircraft. The discrete ordinate (DO) radiation model was adopted to describe the solar radiation through the cabin window and the fabric’s reflection. The conjugate heat...   more »

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| Pages 41–47

Effect of Stitch Structure on the Reading Performance of Fabric-Based Embroidered UHF RFID Tags

Authors: Xudong Yang , Yingxue Chen , Tingting Wang , Yong Zhang , Hu Jiyong

As the demand for low-cost rapid preparation techniques for RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) fabric tags is increasing, embroidery technologists have attempted to fabricate tag antennas. However, the effects of stitch structures on the performance of tag...   more »

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| Pages 48–53

Comparative Study on the Properties of Taped Seams with Different Constructions

Authors: Kara Sukran , Yeşilpınar Sevil

Ready to wear end-products may be obtained by different assembling methods such as sewing, bonding, seam taping, welding and pressing fabrics. Currently, sewing is the most common method, but other techniques are improving day by day...   more »

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| Pages 54–60

Modelling the Impact of Moisture on the Thermal Conductivity of Cotton Jersey

Authors: Klemenčič Eva , Zavec Daniela , Slavinec Mitja

In the design of innovative, protective clothing, thermal comfort is of great importance. One of the key factors affecting thermal comfort is the thermal conductivity of clothing. This study aims to show through theoretical estimations that...   more »

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| Pages 61–65

Evaluation of Moisture Management Properties of Plated Interlock, Mini Flat Back Rib and Flat Back Rib Structures

Authors: Kumar T. Sathish , Kumar M. Ramesh , Kumar B. Senthil

Moisture management is a very fundamental criterion for any type of fabric. Hence, in this study three different knits viz plated interlock, mini flat back rib and flat back rib fabric structures with 100% eri silk (top),...   more »

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| Pages 66–74

Design of an Adaptive Scheduling Algorithm for a Warp Knitting Machine Industrial Wireless Network Based on Fuzzy Control

Authors: Xia Wen , Lai Sencai, Ren Wen

Aiming at resolving the technical bottlenecks existing in current warp knitting machine control systems, such as the distributed industrial wireless networked control system, in this study the architecture of a warp knitting machine industrial wireless networked control...   more »

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| Pages 75–80

Moisture Management Properties of Bi-Layer Knitted Fabrics

Authors: Udaya Krithika S.M., Sampath M.B. , Rajwin A. Jebastin, Prakash C., Senthil Kumar M., Kumar P. Senthil

For investigation of the moisture management properties of bi-layer knitted fabrics, a special knitting structure made of the same or different combinations of yarns of cotton, polypropylene, Microdenier polyester and polyester staple fibre on the face and...   more »

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| Pages 81–86

Effects of Breast Support and Gait Speed on Three-Dimensional Breast Displacement for Women with Small Breasts

Authors: Chen Xiaona , Sun Guangwu , Wang Jianping , Li Yanmei, Xie Hong

This paper investigated three-dimensional breast displacement under different breast support conditions and gait speeds for women with small breasts. The breast coordinates of fifteen female participants with small breasts (sizes ranging from A to C) were recorded during...   more »

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| Pages 87–94

Analysis of the Heat Resistance of Multilayer Clothing Packages

Authors: Kosiuk Gabriela, Matusiak Małgorzata

Clothing fabrics are rarely used individually as the only layer protecting the body against different outer factors. Especially in cold climates, human attire is usually composed of several layers constituting together a multilayer set of textile materials....   more »

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| Pages 95–99

Synthesis of Fluorescein Dye Using Microwave Radiations and its Application on Textile Substrates

Authors: Gupta Priya , Sharma Sanyog , Godara Sachin Kumar , Kaur Varinder

Energy conservation plays a vital role in overcoming the burning issues of global warming worldwide. The synthesis of organic dyes using the conventional method consumes high levels of energy, temperature, as well as solvents, which further leads to...   more »

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| Pages 100–105

Artistic Characteristics and Fashion Practice of Traditional K’o-ssu in China

Authors: Wang Zhicheng , Cui Rrongrong , Cong Tianzhu , Liang Hui’e

K’o-ssu is one of the representative textile techniques of ancient China. It was used in the royal court, known to few people in folk life. However, it was not until the 1950s that the K’o-ssu technique...   more »

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| Pages 106–111