3-2-1 Twill Weave Derivatives

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3.2 Twill weave derivatives Variations of twill weaves are many. Twill weave can be modified by extending the floats, changing the shift or both. It has a great potential for the introduction of ornamentation into the fabric.

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3.2 Twill weave derivatives

Variations of twill weaves are many. Twill weave can be modified by extending the floats, changing the shift or both. It has a great potential for the introduction of ornamentation into the fabric.

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3.2.1 Reinforced twill 1. concept: Reinforced twill weave is the simplest twill

weave derivatives, which can be constructed by adding warp or weft marks beside the original ones. See Fig. 3.11.

Fig. 3.11 reinforced twill A B C

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The reinforced twill is denoted by fraction. The numerator indicates warp overlaps; and the denominator indicates weft overlaps. The direction of the diagonal line is denoted by arrowhead. e.g. at Fig. A, at ↗ ↗

Fig. B, at Fig. C.↖2

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2. Weave drawn

Drawing reinforced twill diagram is quite similar to fundamental twill.

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3. Weaving plan

Straight draft is considered first. Skip draft is chosen where the warp density is too high. See Fig. 3.12.

Fig.3.12 skip draft for reinforced twill

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4. Applications

Reinforced weaves are widely used in varied fabrics, such as serge, gabardine, drill, and are also used in selvedges of other fabrics.

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3.2.2 Compound twills

1. concept: The compound twill is obtained by constructing two

or more parallel twill lines in the same area. It has a fancy diagonal appearance.

The compound twill is denoted by fraction. The numerators indicate warp overlaps; and the denominators indicate weft overlaps. The direction of the diagonal line is denoted by arrowhead. See Fig. 3.13 :(A), (B), (C).

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Fig. 3.13 Compound weaves

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2. Weave drawing

Drawing compound twills are as following steps:

1) Calculating the repeat R: Ro = Ry = numerator +denominator.

2) Drawing the first end according to the fraction given.

3) Drawing the other ends based on the first one and shift (where shift is ±1).

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3. Weaving plan

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Straight draft if often employed to weave compound twill

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4. Applications Compound twills are widely used in fancy fabrics due to

its interesting appearance.A compound twill sample:

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Home works: 1. Drawing the following reinforced twill

weaves. 2/3 , 4/3 , 3/5 , 4/4↗ ↖ ↗ ↖

2. Drawing the following compound twill weaves.

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