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Effect of fibre length and fineness on tenacity of rotor-spun yarn

S K Pal, Sudarshan Sharma

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The effect of fibre length and fineness on fibre migratory behaviour, spinning-in-coefficient and twist efficiency in relation to tenacity of rotor-spun yarn has been studied. Migration parameters, spinning-in-coefficient and twist efficiency decrease with increase in fibre length, resulting in a lower tenacity. The finer fibres give higher tenacity compared to coarser fibres. ~

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Key concepts: Tenacity (mineralogy), Spinning, Fineness, Yarn, Composite material, Materials science, Twist, Rotor (electric)