Mechanical behavior of irregular fibers part III : the flexural buckling behavior
He, Weiyu and Wang, Xungai 2002, Mechanical behavior of irregular fibers part III : the flexural buckling behavior, Textile research journal, vol. 72, no. 7, pp. 573-578.
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Fiber buckling behavior is associated with fabric-evoked prickle, which affects clothing comfort and aesthetics. In this paper, the flexural buckling behavior of irregular or nonuniform fibers is studied using the finite element method (FEM). Fiber dimensional irregularities are simulated with sine waves of different magnitude, frequency, and initial phase. The critical buckling loads of the simulated fibers are then calculated from the FE model. The results indicate that increasing the level of irregularity will decrease the critical buckling load of fibers, but the effect of the frequency and initial phase of irregularity on fiber buckling behavior is complicated and is affected by fiber diameter and effective length.
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