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An Evaluation of Drapeability of Jute Fabric

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In the Indian Jute Industry, jute fiber has proved its superiority over other fibers particularly in the area of packaging for food grains, in terms of its functionality and reusability due to its considerable tensile strength, low extensibility, and good dimensional stability, which is obviously the natural choice for packaging as discussed by the authors.
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From the very inception of the Indian Jute Industry, jute fiber has proved its superiority over other fibers particularly in the area of packaging for food grains, in terms of its functionality and reusability due to its considerable tensile strength, low extensibility, and good dimensional stability, which is obviously the natural choice for packaging. One of the growing alternatives in today’s context is the emergence of technical textiles made out of natural fibers which includes geotextile products for geotechnical applications, agrotextile products as well as other such relevant areas. Jute geotextile can certainly be considered as a potential aspirant replacing majority of today’s popular synthetic products which are posing severe threats to our environment thereby adversely affecting the eco-congruity. During the application of jute fabrics of different types at the sites and even in designing garments in the Apparel Sector, it has been observed that the ability of the fabric to assume a graceful a...

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Varying fabric drape by 3D-imprinted patterns for garment design

TL;DR: An overview of possibilities to modify fabric drape by printing different geometrical patterns on textile fabric, using a real garment as an example to show the impact of 3D printing on garment drape.
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Sustainable production and application of natural fibre-based nonwoven

TL;DR: In this article, the design, development and properties of natural fibre-based nonwovens and their blends with synthetic fibres for specific applications are discussed in detail and the sustainability of the process and products for aspects of environmental friendliness are explained.

A Review on Drapeability of Natural Fibre-made Fabrics

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors reviewed and analyzed the various attributes of natural fibre-made fabrics such as jute, cotton, silk and wool focusing mainly on their draping behavior, determining their strengths and weakness considering the future direction of research to overcome their deficiencies.
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Modeling Uniaxial Tensile Properties of Multiaxial Warp Knitted Fabrics

TL;DR: In this paper, a tensile model for multiaxial warp knitted fabrics is presented, and a formula for calculating the tensile modulus of the fabric in any direction is presented.
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Predicting the Drape Coefficient of Knitted Fabrics

TL;DR: In this article, multiple regression analysis was used to determine whether certain deformation properties (stiffness, shear, extensibility) and structural characteristics (fabric weight, thickness, and density) serve as reliable predictors of the drape of knitted fabrics.
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Relationship between Drapability and Mechanical Properties of Fabrics

TL;DR: In this article, the relationship between drapability and mechanical properties of fabrics is analyzed to correlate the drape coefficient with fabric mechanical properties, and it is shown that drap coefficient has high correlation with Harari and Shinayakasa.
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A Comparison of Linear and Non-linear Bending Models for Predicting Fabric Deformation in Automated Handling

TL;DR: In this article, the non-linear bending properties of fabric are defined by interpolating the moment/curvature relationship measured with the Kawabata system. And the predicted fabric curves agree well with experimental curves.
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Fabric Bending and Drape Based on Objective Measurement

TL;DR: In this article, the shape of an elastic fabric cantilever is solved numerically and the implications for experimental measurement of fabric bending length and fabric bending rigidity in terms of these numerical solutions with negligibly small errors.