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• Development of a Weaving Machine and 3D Woven Spacer Fabric Structures for Lightweight Composite Materials

  http://www.qucosa.de/fileadmin/data/qucosa/documents/761/1195729741274-9389.pdf
  Doctoral thesis about the development of a weaving loom and structuring elements for the manufacture of three-dimensional spacer fabrics for light weight composites, and structures of spacer fabrics. Author: Said Sobhey Badawi.

• Device for Measuring Sliding Friction on Highloft Nonwovens

  http://www.jeffjournal.org/papers/Volume1/06Aug_SlidingFriction.pdf
  Technical paper, describing a novel instrument to measure sliding friction of high-loft nonwoven waddings and foam rubber, which elminates the contribution of the deformation of the substrate and provides true sliding friction coefficients. Author: Stephen Michielson.

• Introduction to a Cotton Gin

  http://www.cotton.org/ncga/techpubs/upload/Introduction-to-a-Cotton-Gin.pdf
  Comprehensive illustrated introduction to the principles, construction and proper operation of cotton ginning machinery, published by the US National Cotton Ginners Association (NCGA).

• Mathematical Model of a Mechatronic Pinch-Type Gripper for Textiles

  http://www.fibtex.lodz.pl/49_20_67.pdf
  Technical paper describing the dynamics of a computer controlled pinch-type gripper for garment factory automation processes, and presenting the results of calculations illustrating textile materials' reaction to gripper action. Author: Kinga Stasik.

• New Developments in Cotton Ginning

  http://www.icac.org/meetings/plenary/67_ouagadougou/documents/english/bo4/bo4_e_sharma.pdf
  Paper presented at the 76th Plenary Meeting of the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC), providing a history of the invention and development of the cotton gin, and an overview of current developments in saw gin and roller gin technologies. Author: M.K. Sharma.

• Pneumatic Loom for Leno Weaves with Rotary Mechanism Forming the Shed and Beating-up the Weft

  http://www.fibtex.lodz.pl/55_19_76.pdf
  Technical paper presenting a novel concept of a rotary shed forming and weft beating-up mechanism for pneumatic weaving looms, with an electromagneric guide needle bar driving device. Authors: Kazimierz Kopias and Zbigniew Kossowski.

• Temperature Control of the On-line Rheological Sensor

  http://etd.utk.edu/2005/SpencerLarry.pdf
  Master of Science thesis presenting an exploration into methods to control the temperature of on-line rheological sensor blocks to help maintain a constant polymer viscosity, and methods in which the sensor can be used as a feedback control device for a meltblowing line during processing. Author: Larry Scott Spencer.

• Theoretical Investigation of Separator Units in Saw-Gin Machines

  http://www.fibtex.lodz.pl/51_22_78.pdf
  Technical paper, outlining a theoretical study for the investigation of the performance of a saw-gin type cotton ginning machine with special reference to separator units. Authors: Erdem Koc and Oguz Demiryurek.

• Torsional Properties and Structure/Property Relations in High-Performance Fibers

  http://infohouse.p2ric.org/ref/07/06994.pdf
  NTC report on continuing research into the development and application of new generation testing instruments for the measuring of micro torsion of high-performance fibers. Authors: Michael S. Ellison and others.

• Web Spreading

  http://www.converteraccessory.com/products/wrinkle/PDF/spreader2.pdf
  Basic tutorial about the operating principles and applications of driven or idle spreader rolls in the film, foil, textile and nonwovens converting industry. From Converter Accessory Corp. Author: Jeff Damour.

 

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