Effects of wool morphology and diameter on fuzzing and pilling
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Abstract
To investigate and relieve the pilling propertity of knitted wool fabrics,the effects of wool morphology such as length,diameter,scale morphology,surface friction and roughness and spatial structure on fuzzing and pilling of knitted wool fabrics were discussed and previous research findings in this respect were reviewed with purposes of emphasizing the importance of wool morphology and diameter.It is suggested that the critical value and optimum value of the morphology parameters for anti-pilling of wool fiber itself should be determined and taken as the evaluation indexes that may be used the important basis for making offer in trading of wool and for reforming the specimens of sheep in feeding,as well as the important parameters for wool selection,wool matching and spinning for anti-pilling.This research will contribute to the solving of the classic problem of fuzzing and pilling of wool fabrics.
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OpenAlex topics: Textile materials and evaluations
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