Journal of Architecture, Art & Humanistic Science (Oct 2020)

"A Review on: The ratio between applied stresses and resultant strain behavior of textile materials (yarn and woven fabric)."

  • Ahmed Ramadan El Tantawy

DOI
https://doi.org/10.21608/mjaf.2020.37685.1761
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 5, no. 23-1
pp. 940 – 969

Abstract

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Woven fabric structures have, on account of the manufacturing process, a characteristic waviness of the fabric threads are not uniform, weft and warp threads are curved depending on the weave type, weaving process, coating process and the tension rate. If tension forces are applied to such a fabric, then displacements of the fabric structure take place as a result of the alteration of the thread curvature, which are described as constructional strain. This phoneme is fitted better by a viscoelastic material. These property one of results of ranking of textile subject for end use. The relationship between applied stress and resultant strain contains a time-dependent element parameter. In stress-strain behavior of textile material we can get various, parameters like initial modules, yield stress, yield strain, region beyond the yield point, tests relevant to this phoneme, all pervious behaviors of textile material discussed in this paper. The main objectifies of this brief to clearly understand the fundamentals of deformation of textile martials under representation of stress to clarify the terminology the fabric structure and strain variation during deformation. We cannot confirm or deny the existence of a uniform stress behavior for one type of textile material, but this data is assumed to be categorized for each experiment separately. , understanding fabric stress-strain behavior and help lead to a more technological approach for the constructing fabrics to give specifications and clothing production. Exploration and examination in textile stress behavior require more and more experiment’s trails and proof. Additionally, it should intromission computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided engineering (CAE) techniques and simulation to predict the textile material forces due to its complex geometry.

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