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This research aims to analyze how different designs of double-drum carders affect the strength and quality of nonwoven fabrics based on fibre mixing.

April 10, 2026Scientific ReportsOpen Access

Investigation and analysis of the impact of fibre mixing on the strength of nonwoven fabrics produced using double-drum carding machines

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This research aims to analyze how different designs of double-drum carders affect the strength and quality of nonwoven fabrics based on fibre mixing.
Comparative analysis of two designs of double-drum carders
Development of mathematical models for fibre delay time and circulation path length
Testing conducted on an industrial production line
Average fibre delay time ranged from 1.40 s to 1.99 s
Fibre delay length varied from 4.42 m to 6.30 m
Mean fibre circulation path length was greater in the second carding machine (20.5-26.4 m) than in the first (16.9-17.0 m)

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Comparative analysis reveals carder design influences nonwoven fabric strength through fibre mixing quality.

Niedziela et al. (2026) studied this question.

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