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J. Fan
The use of a‐2D digital filter in the objective evaluation of seam pucker on 3D surface. Part 1
Jintu Fan, W. Leeuwner (1998)
THE PERFORMANCE OF SEWING THREADS WITH RESPECT TO SEAM APPEARANCEJournal of The Textile Institute, 89
George Stylios, D. Lloyd (1989)
A TECHNIQUE FOR IDENTIFICATION OF SEAM PUCKER DUE TO FABRIC STRUCTURAL JAMMINGInternational Journal of Clothing Science and Technology, 1
George Stylios, D. Lloyd (1990)
PREDICTION OF SEAM PUCKER IN GARMENTS BY MEASURING FABRIC MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND GEOMETRIC RELATIONSHIPSInternational Journal of Clothing Science and Technology, 2
ISO 7770
Textiles. Method for assessing the appearance of seams in durable press products after domestic washing and drying
George Stylios, J. Sotomi (1993)
Investigation of Seam Pucker in Lightweight Synthetic Fabrics as an Aesthetic Property Part I: A Cognitive Model for the Measurement of Seam PuckerJournal of The Textile Institute, 84
S. Kawabata, M. Niwa (1998)
Clothing engineering based on objective measurement technologyInternational Journal of Clothing Science and Technology, 10
J. Fan, F. Liu (2000)
Objective Evaluation of Garment Seams Using 3D Laser Scanning TechnologyTextile Research Journal, 70
V. Dobilaitė, A. Petrauskas
The effect of fabric structure and mechanical properties on seam pucker
George Stylios, D. Lloyd (1989)
THE MECHANISM OF SEAM PUCKER IN STRUCTURALLY JAMMED WOVEN FABRICSInternational Journal of Clothing Science and Technology, 1
C. Park, T. Kang (1999)
Objective Evaluation of Seam Pucker Using Artificial Intelligence: Part I: Geometric Modeling of Seam PuckerTextile Research Journal, 69
George Stylios, J. Sotomi (1993)
Investigation of Seam Pucker in Lightweight Synthetic Fabrics as an Aesthetic Property Part II: Model Implementation Using Computer ‘Vision’Journal of The Textile Institute, 84
George Stylios (1998)
Method and Apparatus for Assessment of Seam Pucker and Other Surface Irregularities
Jintu Fan, C. Hui, D. Lu, J. MacAlpine (1999)
Towards the objective evaluation of garment appearanceInternational Journal of Clothing Science and Technology, 11
C. Park, Daegeon Lee, T. Kang (1997)
A new evaluation of seam pucker and its applicationsInternational Journal of Clothing Science and Technology, 9
C. Park, T. Kang (1999)
Objective Evaluation of Seam Pucker Using Artificial Intelligence Part III: Using the Objective Evaluation Method to Analyze the Effects of Sewing Parameters on Seam Pucker:Textile Research Journal, 69
V. Dobilaitė, M. Jucienė (2006)
The influence of mechanical properties of sewing threads on seam puckerInternational Journal of Clothing Science and Technology, 18
Purpose – The paper aims to establish and introduce seam pucker assessment indicators and their dependence upon the fabric characteristics and parameters of a sewing machine. Design/methodology/approach – Seams pucker defect is specific to garment from lightweight fabrics, therefore the investigation was performed with this kind of fabrics. The structure and friction properties of fabrics were determined. The influence of rotational frequency of the main shaft (varied from 200 till 2,300 min −1 ) and pressing force (from 25 till 85 N) on seam pucker was analysed. The seam pucker was evaluated by characteristic of sharpness calculated as ratio of pucker height and length. Findings – Analysis of the obtained results allows stating that pucker sharpness increases with growing rotational frequency of the main shaft and decreases, increasing pressing force. On the basis of correlation analysis, the relationship between proposed new indicator of seam pucker evaluation and parameters of sewing machine was sought. The obtained result demonstrates that in most cases the relative pucker coefficient is dependent upon rotational frequency of the main shaft: increasing rotational frequency also leads to higher pucker coefficient. The linear relationship between the pucker coefficient and pressing force was not observed. Practical implications – This investigation has practical implications in the clothing and other nearly related industries. In the paper, results involved with evaluation of seam pucker are presented. Originality/value – The research showed that in order to define seam pucker more comprehensive, it is necessary to evaluate not only ratio of pucker height and length, but also the quantity of puckers as well as their propagation. Considering to this, the new criterion for seam pucker evaluation was proposed.
International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology – Emerald Publishing
Published: Jun 13, 2008
Keywords: Textiles; Textile technology; Force; Friction; Textile making‐up processes
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