The governing equations of the staple-fibre-yarn model presented in Part I are formulated and solved by utilizing the finite-element method. Major features added to Hearle's work are the incorporation of changes in yarn configuration due to slippage, non-linear material behaviour, and a more realistic representation of the lateral contraction of the yarn. A number of specially spun yarns were used to evaluate the staple-fibre-yarn analysis.
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