A Theoretical Approach to Twist Design of Chenille Yarn
Jing Shi, En Long Yang
Abstract
Jing Shi, En Long Yang
Abstract
This study examines the twist design of chenille yarns from theoretical consideration. Four kind of chenille yarns were selected for practice validation. The results indicate that there was little deviation between the twist under theoretical approach and the actual tested values; linear density of centre yarn and pile yarn, pile yarn density have significant effects on the twist design of chenille yarns.
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This study examines the twist design of chenille yarns from theoretical consideration. Four kind of chenille yarns were selected for practice validation. The results indicate that there was little deviation between the twist under theoretical approach and the actual tested values; linear density of centre yarn and pile yarn, pile yarn density have significant effects on the twist design of chenille yarns.
Key concepts: Yarn, Twist, Linear density, Pile, Structural engineering, Engineering, Materials science, Mechanical engineering