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posted on 2016-07-20, 15:30 authored by S. Ulku, B. Ozipek, Memis AcarThe opening roller system for fiber separation in an open end spinning process is known to cause considerable fiber breakage. We have investigated fiber breakage at different opening roller speeds and the relationship between breakage and the properties of friction spun yams made from cotton, polyester, viscose, and acrylic fibers. A high level of fiber damage caused by the opening rollers occurs at high speeds. The level of damage differs from one sort of material to another. There is a great deterioration in properties when yams are processed at high opening roller speeds.
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- Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering
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TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNALVolume
65Issue
10Pages
557 - 563 (7)Citation
ULKU, S., OZIPEK, B. and ACAR, M., 1995. Effects of opening roller speed on the fiber and yarn properties in open-end friction spinning. Textile Research Journal, 65 (10), pp.557-563Publisher
Sage (© Textile Research Institute)Version
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1995ISSN
0040-5175Publisher version
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