Effect of Hybrid Weave Patterns on the Mechanical Performance of Woven Fabrics by Hassan Iftekhar, Muhammad Umair, Syed Talha Ali Hamdani, Syed Muhammad Imran, Muhammad Shahid Nazir, Zulfiqar Ali

“…Jute-based woven fabrics having four different weave structures (matt, sateen, and hybrid-weave A/B) were developed in the in-house lab using a shuttle dobby weaving machine. …”
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Effect of Cellulosic Material and Weave Design on Comfort Performance of Woven Fabrics by Muhammad Toqeer Riaz, Muhammad Imran Khan, Khubab Shaker, Yasir Nawab, Muhammad Umair

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Impact of weave architecture on the mechanical performance of carbon-aramid/PVB hybrid composites by Khubab Shaker, Adeel Abbas, Yasir Nawab, Muhammad Umair, Muhammad Imran Khan, Zakariya Zubair, Habib Awais

“…In this study carbon and aramid fibers were employed to produce hybrid fabrics by weaving in two different woven architectures, 1/1 plain and 2/1 twill. …”
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Simultaneous Optimization of Woven Fabric Properties Using Principal Component Analysis by Muhammad Umair, Khubab Shaker, Naseer Ahmad, Muzzamal Hussain, Madeha Jabbar, Yasir Nawab

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Thermo-physiological Comfort of Woven Fabrics Made from Different Cellulosic Yarns by Muhammad Umar Nazir, Khubab Shaker, Yasir Nawab, Syed Talha Ali Hamdani, Hafiz Muhammad Abdullah, Muhammad Umair

“…The linear density of yarns, and thread density and weave structure (3/1 twill) of all the fabrics were kept constant on the weaving machine. …”
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Impact Performance of Three-dimensional Woven Composites with Novel Binding Yarn Patterns by Muhammad Umair, Muzzamal Hussain, Khubab Shaker, Yasir Nawab

“…Along with four (04) typical classifications of 3D woven reinforcements i.e., OLL, OTT, ALL, ATT, and three (03) novel (hybrid) 3D reinforcements i.e., H1 (OTT and ATT interlocking pattern), H2 (OTT and ALL interlocking pattern), H3 (OLL warp and weft interlocks “bidirectional”) were also developed on dobby weaving machine. OTT composite displayed the highest amount of impact strength during Charpy impact in both in-plane directions i.e., warp and weft in comparison with others due to the existence of the truly vertical binder yarns which is comparable with H1. …”
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A study on the interdependence of fabric pore size and its mechanical and comfort properties by Aisha Rehman, Madeha Jabbar, Muhammad Umair, Yasir Nawab, Mariam Jabbar, Khubab Shaker

“…Using 20/1 Ne cotton yarn, 10 fabrics with varying pore size were produced in plain weave for this study. In order to get variable pore sizes, the thread density was changed along warp and weft direction, keeping the linear density of yarn as constant. …”
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