Experimental investigation demonstrates dimensional changes and relaxation shrinkage in wool fabrics during pressure-decatizing, highlighting the critical role of hygral-expansion properties.
An investigation is reported of the dimensional changes that occur in wool fabrics as a result of pressure-decatizing. Two ways in which these changes can arise are discussed, both of which depend on the hygral-expansion properties of the fabrics. The way in which dimensional changes can lead to set fabrics with substantial relaxation shrinkage is also considered.
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