Capillary Rise in Macro and Micro Pores of Jersey Knitting Structure

Wicking in textile materials is a very complicated, multi-faceted phenomena. This paper investigated capillary rise in a jersey knitting structure. A mathematical model was developed based on the industrial construction parameters and the capillary mechanism. The capillary is studied in two pore...

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Main Authors: Sofien Benltoufa, Ph.D., Faten Fayala, Ph.D., Sassi BenNasrallah, Ph.D.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SAGE Publishing 2008-10-01
Series:Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics
Online Access:http://www.jeffjournal.org/papers/Volume3/JEFF08-00007R1Benltoufa.pdf
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author Sofien Benltoufa, Ph.D.
Faten Fayala, Ph.D.
Sassi BenNasrallah, Ph.D.
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description Wicking in textile materials is a very complicated, multi-faceted phenomena. This paper investigated capillary rise in a jersey knitting structure. A mathematical model was developed based on the industrial construction parameters and the capillary mechanism. The capillary is studied in two pore's scales: macro and micro. In order to validate our model, a series of experiments was conducted on cotton jersey knitting varying the construction parameters. The results showed reasonably good correlation between experimental data and the theoretical prediction for the wicking phenomenon in different pore's scales. Further refining of this model will be the subject of future research.
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spelling doaj.art-c7ecc79851ab42f0946b8086c0e2c30f2022-12-22T00:02:54ZengSAGE PublishingJournal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics1558-92502008-10-01334754Capillary Rise in Macro and Micro Pores of Jersey Knitting StructureSofien Benltoufa, Ph.D.Faten Fayala, Ph.D.Sassi BenNasrallah, Ph.D.Wicking in textile materials is a very complicated, multi-faceted phenomena. This paper investigated capillary rise in a jersey knitting structure. A mathematical model was developed based on the industrial construction parameters and the capillary mechanism. The capillary is studied in two pore's scales: macro and micro. In order to validate our model, a series of experiments was conducted on cotton jersey knitting varying the construction parameters. The results showed reasonably good correlation between experimental data and the theoretical prediction for the wicking phenomenon in different pore's scales. Further refining of this model will be the subject of future research.http://www.jeffjournal.org/papers/Volume3/JEFF08-00007R1Benltoufa.pdf
spellingShingle Sofien Benltoufa, Ph.D.
Faten Fayala, Ph.D.
Sassi BenNasrallah, Ph.D.
Capillary Rise in Macro and Micro Pores of Jersey Knitting Structure
Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics
title Capillary Rise in Macro and Micro Pores of Jersey Knitting Structure
title_full Capillary Rise in Macro and Micro Pores of Jersey Knitting Structure
title_fullStr Capillary Rise in Macro and Micro Pores of Jersey Knitting Structure
title_full_unstemmed Capillary Rise in Macro and Micro Pores of Jersey Knitting Structure
title_short Capillary Rise in Macro and Micro Pores of Jersey Knitting Structure
title_sort capillary rise in macro and micro pores of jersey knitting structure
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