Journals / Tekstil ve Mühendis / 2009 / Cilt: 16 - Sayı: 75

Manufacture of warp and weft inlaid knitted structures on flat knitting machines

Atkı ve çözgü yatırımlı örme yapılarının atkılı düz örme makinelerinde üretimi

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In this study, mfacturing of flat knitted structures with weft and warp inlays, which are not connected to the structure with plain or : stitches, on flat knitting machines are examined and the modifications done on the flat knitting machines to inlay p and weft yarns are also mentioned.

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Objective & Hypothesis:As reinforcements within the composites, flat weft knitted structures are used due to their versatile shapebility in iparison with the other textile preforms.
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Key Findings & Data:In order to improve their mechanical performances, studies on structural elopments by inlaying weft and warp yarns within the flat knitted structures are being carried out.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this study, mfacturing of flat knitted structures with weft and warp inlays, which are not connected to the structure with plain or : stitches, on flat knitting machines are examined and the modifications done on the flat knitting machines to inlay p and weft yarns are also mentioned.
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Abstract

As reinforcements within the composites, flat weft knitted structures are used due to their versatile shapebility in iparison with the other textile preforms. In order to improve their mechanical performances, studies on structural elopments by inlaying weft and warp yarns within the flat knitted structures are being carried out. In this study, mfacturing of flat knitted structures with weft and warp inlays, which are not connected to the structure with plain or : stitches, on flat knitting machines are examined and the modifications done on the flat knitting machines to inlay p and weft yarns are also mentioned.

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Kompozit takviyeleri olarak kullanılmakta olan atkılı düz örme kumaş yapıları tekstil önşekilleri arasında sekil ebilirlikleri açısından tercih edilmektedir. Performansları ile de tercih edilir hale gelmeleri için atkı ve çözgü imlan ile atkılı düz örme yapıları geliştirilmektedir. Bu çalışmada örme yapısının içerisine dümdüz olarak, yapıya angi bir ilmek ya da askı ile bağlanmadan sıra ve çubuk doğrultusunda iplik yatırımlarına sahip örme yapıların atkılı örme makinelerinde üretilmesinden bahsedilmektedir ve bu doğrultuda atkılı düz örme makineleri üzerinde İmiş olan modifikasyonlara değinilmektedir.

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ALPYILDIZ, T., KURBAK, A. (2009). Manufacture of warp and weft inlaid knitted structures on flat knitting machines. Tekstil ve Mühendis, Cilt: 16 - Sayı: 75, 24–30. https://ajindex.com/articles/366208

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