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Study of the Effect of Changes on the Technological and Physical-Mechanical Properties of Knitting in a New Structure

Shahboz Shokirjonugli Shogofurov, Iroda Ibrohimovna Kamalova, Kurbonali Madaminovich Xolikov

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In this article, we compared four types of knitted fabrics with high two-ply shape retention. Experimental samples of a two-layer knitted fabric have been developed and graphic symbols have been applied on a flat-needle weaving machine of the 12th class LONG-XING SM 252 (China).

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In this article, we compared four types of knitted fabrics with high two-ply shape retention. Experimental samples of a two-layer knitted fabric have been developed and graphic symbols have been applied on a flat-needle weaving machine of the 12th class LONG-XING SM 252 (China).

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In this article, we compared four types of knitted fabrics with high two-ply shape retention. Experimental samples of a two-layer knitted fabric have been developed and graphic symbols have been applied on a flat-needle weaving machine of the 12th class LONG-XING SM 252 (China).

Key concepts: Weaving, Class (philosophy), Engineering drawing, Layer (electronics), Composite material, Materials science, Engineering, Mechanical engineering

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