The Relation between the Twist and Resistance to Repeated Extensions of Open-end-spun Blended-fibre Yarns
The Relation between the Twist and Resistance to Repeated Extensions of Open-end-spun Blended-fibre Yarns
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气流纺混纺纱捻度与耐反复延伸性能的关系
DOI:
10.1080/00405008208658921
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发表时间:
1982
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通讯作者:
A. Manich
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作者:
A. Barella;A. Manich
In earlier papers*'^, the relationship between twist and resistance to repeated extensions was studied for rotor-spun yams produced from synthetic fibres and cotton. The present note is intended to complete the study so far as blended-fibre rotor-spun yarns are concerned. The experiments were confined to one polyester-fibre-cotton (50%-50%) rotor-spun yam and one polyester-fibre-viscose (80%-20%) rotor-spun yarn. The linear densities of the yarns were, respectively, 40 tex and 25 tex, and the twist multiplier, a, ranged between 75 and 190. Yams were spun on a BD200 machine with an F-72 type of rotor running at 36 000 r/min. For the polyester-fibre-cotton blend, 3.54-ktex second-drawframe slivers were blended through a third drawframe passage by doubling and drafting to a value of 6. The 3.54-ktex sliver obtained was fed into the rotor. A total draft of 88.4 was applied to obtain a 40.63-tex yarn. The twist multipliers, a, were: 94.66, 120.27, 131.31, 167.80, and 189.33. For the polyester-fibre-viscose blend, a 2.18-ktex drawframe sliver was fed into the rotor. A total draft of 85.64 was applied to obtain a 25-tex yarn. The twist multipliers, a. were: 76.41, 95.50, 122,136,152.56, and 174.Testing was done, as reported in earlier papers*'^, by means of the Comptiss instrument on 300-mm4ong yam specimens. For the polyester-fibre-cotton yarn, the amplitude of the extension cycle was 7 mm (23% relative extension), and a load of 2.5 cN/tex was applied. For the polyester-fibre-viscose yam, the amplitude was 8 mm (2.7% relative extension), the applied load being the same (2.5 cN/tex). It is useful to note that we intend here only to determine the twist multipher giving the maximum fatigue resistance and not the absolute value of the resistance. Thus, it was unnecessary to maintain the same test conditions as in previous experiments, but it is not now possible to compare the absolute resistance values obtained with others from earlier work.