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Chapter Abstract 3
Chapter Introduction 5
Chapter Conclusion 21
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Chapter-1
Abstract
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ABSTRACT
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Chapter-2
Introduction
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Introduction:
The physical and mechanical properties of knitted fabrics are very important in many
ways. Among these properties, the bursting strength is extremely important. Bursting
strength is the force that must be exerted perpendicularly on the fabric surface to break
off fabric. Since measurements of the tensile strength in the wale and course directions in
knitted fabrics are not suitable, testing the bursting strength, which is the strength against
multi directional forces, becomes important especially for knitted fabrics. Single jersey
cotton weft knitted fabrics tend to undergo a certain dimensional changes due to different
yarn parameters and knitting parameters. The investigation was carried out to compare
the effect of different yarn counts & blend ratio on the bursting strength of knitted fabric.
Yarn Count:
Count is a numerical value, which express the coarseness or fineness (diameter)
of the yarn and also indicate the relationship between length and weight (the
mass per unit length or the length per unit mass) of that yarn.
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1. Direct Count System:
The Direct system of count is based on measuring the weight per fixed unit length of
yarn.
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2. Indirect Count System:
The Indirect system of count is based on measuring the length per fixed unit weight of
yarn.
The following formula is used to calculate they are count:
N = (L×w)/(W×l)
Where,
N =Yarn count
W =Weight of the sample
L=Length of the sample
l=Unit of length of the sample
w = Unit of weight of the sample.
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Stitch length:
The length of yarn in a knitted loop. It has a direct effect on GSM
Low Stich length= High GSM
High Stitch length= Low GSM
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Blend ratio:
Yarn properties can be altered through blending fibers. According to
the requirement different properties can be achieved by different
blending ratios. Among the different blends cotton and polyester, cotton
and wool, wool and acrylic, cotton and nylon, jute and acrylic, cotton and
rayon etc are generally used.
For example: 65% cotton, 35% polyester is a commonly used blend ratio.
CVC:
CVC means Chief Value Cotton which describes a blend of cotton and
polyesterin the yarns. Generally it consists more than 50% (usually about
55%) is cottonfiber, the rest is synthetic fiber.
PC:
PC means polyester cotton. In a PC yarn majority percent fibers are
polyester and the rest are cotton.
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Chapter -3
Material and Method
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Materials:
Yarn count and blend ratio:
28Ne CVC (cotton 65%, polyester35%)
28Ne CVC (cotton 60%, polyester40%)
28Ne CVC (cotton 80%, polyester20%)
Origin: Taiwan
Figure: Circular knitting Machine
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Specification of machine no:02
Name: Bursting strength tester:
Machine type: Bursting strength tester.
Brand: James H Heal
Origin: England
Model: 810
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Technical Components of M/C 2:
Doom (7.3 𝒄𝒎𝟐 or 50𝒄𝒎𝟐 )
Clamp Ring (7.3 𝒄𝒎𝟐 or 50𝒄𝒎𝟐 )
Diaphragm (7.3 𝒄𝒎𝟐 or 50𝒄𝒎𝟐 )
Raised Insert (7.3 𝒄𝒎𝟐 or 50𝒄𝒎𝟐 )
O-ring Seal
Safety Guard
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Methods:
Working procedure:(forpreparing knittedfabrics)
Yarn is placed in Cone
The yarn package is placed in the creel
Feeding the yarn
Set the m/c as per design & GSM, Stitch length
Knitting
Withdraw the roll fabric and weighting
Roll marking
Inspection
Numbering
Precaution:
Samples are checked by Q.C.
Fabrics are tested after dry relaxation state.
Tests are carried out at standard testing atmosphere.
Tests were carried out at same m/c settings.
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Chapter -4
Data analysis
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Experimental data: 01
65% Cotton
28Ne 35% Polyester 207.6
80% Cotton
20% Polyester 179.1
According to this chart we have found the result that when the blend of cotton
ratio is increased in the yarn then the bursting strength of knitted fabric is
decreased and vice versa.
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Experimental data: 02
Blend Ratio Yarn Count Bursting Strength(Kpa)
30Ne 165.4
60% Cotton 24Ne 251
40% Polyester
20Ne 282.6
According to this chart, we have found the result that when the count (indirect)
of yarn is decreased then the bursting strength of knitted fabric is increased and
vice versa.
i.e: Finer the yarn, the weaker the fabric and coarser the yarn stronger the
fabric.
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Chapter-5
Result and discussion
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Result and discussion:
We have found the result that when the count (indirect) with same
blend ratio of yarn is increased then the bursting strength of knitted
fabric is also decreased and vice versa.
That means, Finer the yarn, the weaker the fabric and coarser the
yarn stronger the fabric.
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Chapter-6
Conclusion
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Conclusion:
The study has many benefits for textile manufacturer to produce
required quickly based on proper bursting strength with sufficient
accuracy to be used in predicting fabric properties that help in
producing fabric with specification from the first time. The obtained
results will be able to predict the fabric bursting strength easily and
determine the most significant parameters before manufacturing. We
faced a little bit limitation in carrying out the project because of short
yarn supply from the spinning mill. It was restricted to purchase so
many yarn for internship. So were unable to analysis the bursting
strength of knitted for other blend ratio and yarn count. Yet we
manage to carry out the project for one count and one blend ratio
which was helped to identify.
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