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Method for controlling the features of textile finished product with microscopic structure

A technology of microstructure and finished products, applied in the field of fabrics, can solve the problems of characteristic deviation, intelligentization, inability to be popularized and applied in wool spinning enterprises, and inability to meet industrial upgrading.

Active Publication Date: 2019-04-02
嘉兴市立诚纺织股份有限公司
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At present, the textile industry still uses traditional process parameters and individual isolated process design models to guide the selection of raw materials, product process design and process parameter control in the production process, resulting in a large deviation between the final product and the expected characteristics, which cannot meet the needs of industrial upgrading. Intelligentization cannot be promoted and applied in wool spinning enterprises

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[0039] Such as figure 1 As shown, it is the internal microstructure of an Ω-shaped fabric knitted by warp and weft knitting. figure 2 where is the Ω-type warp and weft knitted fabric unit, the parameter x1 represents the length of the smallest unit interval of the fabric, the parameter y1 represents the width of the smallest unit interval of the fabric, and the parameter h1 represents the height of the fabric unit interval. Such as image 3 , 4 As shown, the microstructure parameter y1 of the Ω-type fabric represents the length of the Ω-type unit of the fabric, the parameter x1 represents the width of the Ω-type unit of the fabric, the parameter h1 represents the height of the fabric unit, and the parameter d1 represents the yarn cross-sectional diameter of the fabric unit.

[0040]Description of the shape of the yarn space curve within the unit when designing and evaluating. The shape of the yarn space curve in the unit is obtained by fitting the 3-dimensional curve of th...

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[0047] Image 6 The internal microstructure of the "well" shaped fabric interwoven with warp and weft yarns. Such as Figure 7 As shown, the "well"-shaped fabric unit parameter x2 represents the length of the smallest fabric unit interval, the parameter y2 represents the width of the fabric smallest unit interval, and the parameter h2 represents the height of the fabric unit interval. Such as Figure 8 As shown, the microstructure parameter x2 of the "well"-shaped fabric represents the width of the "well"-shaped unit of the fabric, the parameter h2 represents the height of the fabric unit, and the parameter d2 represents the yarn cross-sectional diameter of the fabric unit.

[0048] Description of the shape of the yarn space curve within the unit when designing and evaluating. The shape of the yarn space curve in the unit is obtained by fitting the 3-dimensional curve of the spline space of the fabric unit yarn. Establish a method of simulating the spline curve of the fabr...

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Abstract

The invention provides a method for controlling the features of a textile finished product with a microscopic structure. The microscopic structure is tracked, detected and controlled in the whole process of raw material selection, product process design and production process. The macroscopic features of a shell fabric are controlled by a dynamical microscopic structure, and the style and qualityare controlled through the macroscopic features of the shell fabric. The microscopic structure is tracked, detected and controlled in the whole process of raw material selection, product process design and production process, so that predetermined finished product features are finally achieved. Through adoption of the method for controlling the features of the textile finished product with the microscopic structure, the way of controlling adjustment through traditional process parameters is changed fundamentally. Meanwhile, specific to the description of the microscopic structure, a parameterized modeling manner is adopted to distinguish and quantize the shell fabric needing to be sensed by professional staff through parameterization, so that the microscopic structure of the shell fabric is described completely and fully.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of fabrics, in particular to a method for controlling the characteristics of finished fabrics by microstructure. Background technique [0002] Wool spinning production is divided into manufacturing processes such as spinning, weaving and finishing. The processing technology of wool spinning products is developing in the direction of high comfort, high performance, high environmental protection and high intelligence. The market demand for fashion, personalization, small batches, multiple varieties, and fast delivery has brought unprecedented difficulties to the selection of raw materials for textiles, product process design, and process parameter control in the production process, making traditional wool spinning enterprises fall into a dilemma. Dilemma. [0003] In the textile process, the production factors of each process are interrelated, there are many influencing factors, and the coupling between factors is com...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01N21/84G01N23/00G01N23/046G01N29/04
CPCG01N21/84G01N23/00G01N23/046G01N29/04G01N2021/8411G01N2021/8444
Inventor 王明强丁国清
Owner 嘉兴市立诚纺织股份有限公司
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