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31—the handle and bending behaviour of fabric laminates
Vivienne H. Dawes,J. D. Owen +1 more
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In this article, a theoretical prediction of the bending stiffness of a laminate from the bending and tensile properties of its components is given, where the theoretical stiffness is a minimum value; if, in practice, the observed stiffness is much greater than this, it may generally be assumed that excess of adhesive or of melted foam is the cause.Abstract:
Certain aspects of the handle of fabric laminates are related to properties of the component fabrics. Particular attention is paid to a theoretical prediction of the bending stiffness of a laminate from the bending and tensile properties of its components. This theoretical stiffness is a minimum value; if, in practice, the observed stiffness is much greater than this, it may generally be assumed that excess of adhesive or of melted foam is the cause. The paper also reports work on other features of the bending behaviour, such as the degree of recovery from bending, and on the shearing behaviour. The work is concluded by a brief study of some faulty laminates.read more
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Prediction of bending rigidity for laminated fabric with adhesive interlining by a laminate model considering tensile and in-plane compressive moduli
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Bending rigidity of laminated fabric taking into account the neutral axes of components
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Relationship between the Physical Properties and Hand of Jean Fabric
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Industrial applications of textiles
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39—the application of multiple factor analysis to the assessment of fabric handle
W. S. Howorth,P. H. Oliver +1 more
TL;DR: In this article, the relationship between these qualities and objective measurements of stiffness, weight, thickness, hardness and cover factor has been examined and a three-dimensional model can be used to display the relationship.
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Measurement of the Shearing Properties of Fabrics
TL;DR: The t'tanonex of I)reby as mentioned in this paper measures the deformation in degree at which creasing begins, and is designed to evaluate the stiffness of similar fabrics.