Garment Production Process Optimization Based on the Splicing of Knitting and Tatting Fabrics

Wei Zhen Wang; Xiao Nong Qian; Ya Zhen Wang; Dan Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.680.577

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Garment Production Process Optimization Based on the Splicing of Knitting and Tatting Fabrics

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Based on the splicing of knitting and tatting fabrics and the optimization of process realization route, the author tries to improve the drawbacks in traditional splicing of knitting and tatting fabrics in terms of process technology and thus extend their respective advantageous properties. Through the analysis of fabric properties difference, integration of structural characteristics of parts, optimization of sewing process and post-production process reengineering, the author proposes the prerequisites and principles related to the splicing of two fabrics, and discusses the common problems in the splicing of knitting and tatting fabrics and specific process optimization route.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 680)

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April 2013

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Wei Zhen Wang, Xiao Nong Qian, Ya Zhen Wang, Dan Li

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Fabric Splicing, Garment Technology, Knitting, Route Optimization, Tatting

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