Compressibility Behaviour of Warp Knitted （经编的压缩行为）.pdfVIP

Compressibility Behaviour of Warp Knitted Spacer Fabrics Based on Elastic Curved Bar Theory Fatemeh Mokhtari, Mahnaz Shamshirsaz, Masoud Latifi, Mohammad Maroufi Amirkabir University of Technology, Tehran, IRAN Correspondence to: Mahnaz Shamshirsaz email: shamshir@aut.ac.ir ABSTRACT INTRODUCTION Nowadays, the mechanical characterization of 3-D Spacer knits are double-layered circular knits with a spacer fabrics has attracted the interest of many cushion of air and “spring-like” yarns between the textile researchers. These Spacer fabrics present two sides. This unique fabric class is knit in one special mechanical and physical characteristics continuous operation. Although it looks like several compared to conventional textiles due to their fabrics bonded together, it is actually one fabric wonderful porous 3-D structures. These fabrics, which cannot be separated by layer. Special yarns are produced by warp knitting method, have extensive selected for aesthetic qualities (i.e.: soft hand, application in automobile, locomotive, aerospace, bright/dull, etc.) and for performance properties (i.e.: building and other industries. In these applications, moisture transport, thermal insulation or the compressibility behaviour plays a significant role conductance, anti-microbial, compressibility etc.). in the fabric structural stability. This compressibility