25—STUDIES IN FRICTION-TWISTING PART I: A SIMPLE TREATMENT OF THE SLIPPING MODE
J. W. S. Hearle
Abstract
J. W. S. Hearle
Abstract
The paper gives a vectorial treatment of a simple friction-twisting situation in which a ‘yarn’ passes over a moving belt in a slipping mode in a straight-line path with constant frictional increment. The treatment leads to theorems concerning the asymptotic values of torque, equal to that in the hypothetical non-slipping rotational mode, and tension change. Comments on complexities of the real friction-twisting situation in texturing are made.
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The paper gives a vectorial treatment of a simple friction-twisting situation in which a ‘yarn’ passes over a moving belt in a slipping mode in a straight-line path with constant frictional increment. The treatment leads to theorems concerning the asymptotic values of torque, equal to that in the hypothetical non-slipping rotational mode, and tension change. Comments on complexities of the real friction-twisting situation in texturing are made.
Key concepts: Slipping, Mode (computer interface), Simple (philosophy), Mechanics, Constant (computer programming), Torque, Tension (geology), Materials science