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Weave classification
Elementary weaves
The plain
Simple twills
Satin/sateens
Derivative weaves
Plain derivatives
Twill derivatives
Satin/sateen
derivatives
Combined weaves
honeycomb weaves
Bedford cord and
pique weaves
Distorted weaves
Compound weaves
Backed cloth weaves
Multilayer fabric
weaves
Pile fabric weaves
Jacquard weaves
Example 1
Draw the weave diagram for the 2/2 Z twill
Weave repeat:
weft repeat: rp= sum of all figures in formula
warp repeat: re= rp/|S|, where S is the step number
rp= 2+2 =4;
re=4/1=4
Example 2
Draw the weave diagram for the 3/2 S twill
Weave repeat:
weft repeat: rp= sum of all figures in formula
warp repeat: re= rp/|S|, where S is the step number
rp= 3+2 =5;
re=5/|-1|=5
Example 1
Draw the weave for the 8-end satin with M=3
warpwise
More examples
7-end satin, M=2,
weftwise
Derivative weaves
These are weave that are derived from the
elementary weaves
Types of derivatives
Plain derivatives
Twill derivatives
Satin/sateen derivatives
Plain derivatives
Basic methods
Extension
One direction rib weaves
Both directions hopsack weaves
Hopsack weaves
Plain weave extended in both directions
Regular and irregular
Mirroring
Inverse mirroring
Entwining
Zigzaging
Shading
Reinforcing
Compounding
R e = re
Rp = 2(pp-1)
pp is the peak position, OK with pp < rp, pp = rp, pp > rp
diamond:
Re = 2(pe-1)
Rp = 2(pp-1)
3) allocate the design paper area according to Re, Rp
4) draw the base twill from the lower left-hand corner until the peth warp
end and/or the ppth pick
5) mirror the base weave in the due direction(s): use the last yarn as the
mirror
Simple examples
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More exercises on waved
weaves and then diamond
weaves
More examples
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R e = re
Rp = 2pp
pp is the peak position, OK with pp < rp, pp = rp, pp > rp
diaper:
Re = 2pe
Rp = 2pp
3) allocate the design paper area according to Re, Rp
4) draw the base twill from the lower left-hand corner until the peth warp
end and/or the ppth pick
5) inverse mirror the base weave in the due direction(s): use the border
line of the last yarn as the mirror
Simple examples
More examples
Rp
M
K
L
Example
-Base twill: 1/2 3/2 Z
r e = rp = 8
- K = 6, M = 2
- L = 2(K-1) - M = 2(6-1) - 2 = 8
- N = re/M = 8/2 = 4
Rp = 8
Re = LN = 8 4 = 32
Entwined twills
Specification:
- base twill (even-sided)
- number of twill lines in a repeat - n
Calculation:
- Re = R = n re = n rp (R = n r)
- length of twill line: R/2
Construction:
let l = float length
- Z twill lines
1) 1st line from lower left-hand corner
2) develop Z line to the right, covering (n r)/2 ends
3) down l right l to start the next Z line
4) each line covers (n r)/2 ends
S twill lines
1) 1st line from the most right end, up l
2) develop S line to the left, covering (n r)/2 ends
3) upl right l to start the next S line
4) each line covers (n r)/2 ends
An example
An
entwined
twill
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Formation
Draft
Weave
Lifting
plan
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Wrong
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