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VISUALIZING SPUN YARN DEFORMATION: INSIGHTS FROM OPTICAL INSTRUMENTATION

Shokirjon Abdulazizov , Doctoral Student, Department Of Metrology, Standardization And Quality Management, Namangan Institute Of Engineering And Technology, Namangan, Uzbekistan
Jamshid Yuldashev Qambaraliyevich , Dsc, Associate Professor, Department Of Technology Of Textile Industrial Products, Namangan Textile Industry Institute, Namangan, Uzbekistan
Khusankhon Bobojanov Tokhirovich , Dsc, Associate Professor, Department Of Technology Of Textile Industrial Products, Namangan Textile Industry Institute, Namangan, Uzbekistan
Akbarkhon Sidikov Khojiakhmadkhanovich , Associate Professor, Department Of Metrology, Standardization And Quality Management, Namangan Institute Of Engineering And Technology, Namangan, Uzbekistan

Abstract

This article presents a comprehensive analysis of key quality indicators for spun yarns, focusing on yarns with a linear density of T=20 (Ne=30) tex produced on both simple and compact ring spinning machines. Through the utilization of optical instrumentation, various parameters including relative breaking strength (Rkm), strength, elongation at break (E %), and hairiness (H %) were meticulously examined to evaluate yarn quality. The study delves into the assessment of yarn unevenness (CV %) as a crucial quality metric, aiming to provide insights into the deformation characteristics of spun yarns. By employing advanced optical techniques, such as high-resolution imaging and precise measurements, the deformation behaviour of yarns under different spinning conditions is elucidated. The findings shed light on the influence of spinning machine type on yarn quality parameters, revealing nuanced differences in strength, elongation, and hairiness between simple and compact spinning processes. Additionally, the analysis highlights the correlation between yarn deformation and overall yarn quality, emphasizing the significance of understanding deformation mechanisms in optimizing textile manufacturing processes. Through a rigorous examination of these quality indicators, this research contributes valuable insights into the intricate dynamics of spun yarn deformation and its implications for textile production. The utilization of optical instrumentation offers a novel approach to visualize and quantify yarn deformation, providing a deeper understanding of the factors influencing yarn quality and performance in industrial settings.

Keywords

Deformation, fibre, cotton yarn

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Shokirjon Abdulazizov, Jamshid Yuldashev Qambaraliyevich, Khusankhon Bobojanov Tokhirovich, & Akbarkhon Sidikov Khojiakhmadkhanovich. (2024). VISUALIZING SPUN YARN DEFORMATION: INSIGHTS FROM OPTICAL INSTRUMENTATION. The American Journal of Engineering and Technology, 6(04), 12–21. https://doi.org/10.37547/tajet/Volume06Issue04-03