COMPARATIVE STUDY ON VISCOSE YARN AND KNITTED FABRIC MADE FROM OPEN END AND RIETER AIRJET SPINNING SYSTEM

Year 2017, Volume: 27 Issue: 3, 234 - 240, 30.09.2017

Shoaib Iqbal Moaz Eldeeb Zuhaib Ahmad Adnan Mazarı

Abstract

In this paper, yarn and fabric properties made from Rieter air jet and rotor open end spun yarns have been investigated. For each
spinning system, three different yarn count were spun, also a single Jersey plain knitted fabric was produced from each yarn count.
Statistical analysis clarified that both spinning system and yarn linear density affects most of the yarn and fabric tested properties
significantly. Results showed that air jet yarns are stronger, regular and have fewer neps than rotor yarn. Furthermore, yarn properties
were reflected in fabric properties as well, i.e. air jet fabrics were found to have a higher value of bursting strength, abrasion resistance
and they are smoother than rotor fabrics. 

Keywords

Airjet yarn, Rotor yarn, Rieter airjet yarn, Knitted fabric, Yarn properties, Fabric properties

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