Roland Beyreuther / Harald Brünig,
«Dynamics of Fibre Formation and Processing: Modelling and Application in Fibre
and Textile Industry»
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Springer | ISBN 354046221X | 1 ed. (Dec 20, 2006) | PDF | 5.3 Mb | 365 pages
Dynamics of Fibre Formation and Processing: Modelling and Application in Fibre and Textile Industry
Summary:
The book deals with the modelling of steady state and non-steady state basic processes of fibre formation and fibre processing. Focal points are melt spinning processes (polymers and glass, drawing, spunbonded nonwoven), spun yarn spinning processes (drafting, carding) and the description of the dynamics in different process steps during the fibre processing (fibre transport, fibre heating and cooling, false twist texturing). A special chapter deals with dynamics of tensile force (measuring and evaluation possibilities) and its importance for the process stability. All presented examples are based on industrial practice and give the reader a direct imagination of the discussed problems. The results are explained in a userfriendly way and give the practitioner the possibility to optimize his or her own processing. The book will be of special interest to researchers, and engineers, in the man-made fibre and textile industry as well as to teachers and students of the relevant graduated and undergraduated courses in textile engineering and polymer physics including the accessory mechanical engineering.
Written for:
Researchers, engineers in the production; teachers and students of the relevant graduated and undergraduated courses in the fields of man-made fibre and textile industry including the accessory mechanical engineering
Table of Contents
1 Introduction 1
2 Steady state and non-steady state technological processes 5
3 Modelling of steady state fibre formation process in melt spinning 43
4 Dynamics of fibre formation processes 145
5 Dynamics of fibre processing processes 209
6 Dynamics of the Tensile force and its importance for process stability 277
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