Study of yarn snarling part 1: critical parameters of snarling

Date
2002-12-01
Authors
Harwood, R. J.
Belov, E. B.
Lomov, S. V.
Truevtsev, N. N.
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
ISSN
0040-5000
Volume Title
Publisher
Textile Institute
Peer reviewed
Abstract
Description
Structural mechanics of yarns are related to the fundamental building blocks for many fibre-based materials. The formation of loops and tight ‘snarls’ is of particular importance in many areas from the finest filaments to undersea cables as such effects are difficult to predict and lead to weakening of the structures. This study (3 papers in all) formed part of the theoretical work which was evaluated by colleagues at St Petersburg State University of Technology & Design (reported in parts 2 and 3); it established methods for characterising and predictive modelling ‘snarling’ and associated properties.
Keywords
RAE 2008, UoA 25 General Engineering and Mineral & Mining Engineering
Citation
Harwood, R.J., Belov, E.B., Lomov, S.V. and Truevtsev, N.N. (2002) Study of Yarn Snarling Part 1: Critical Parameters of Snarling. Journal of the Textile Institute, 93(1), pp. 341-365.
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