Woven Fabric Tensile Strength in Bias Directions

Experimental data from a study analyzing the tensile strength of woven fabric samples cut in bias directions. The dataset examines how strength and failure mechanisms vary with bias angle, sample width, and length. It was authored by Ning Pan and published in 2020.

Use Cases

• Model the relationship between tensile strength and bias direction angle θ using experimental data.
• Analyze how the sample width W influences the dominant failure type (yarn pullout vs. breakage).
• Validate theoretical predictions for critical yarn length as a function of fabric structural properties.
• Investigate the role of yarn-yarn friction at interlacing points in building internal yarn tension.

Strengths

• Data directly supports a focused study on a specific mechanical problem in textile science.
• Examines multiple experimental factors including bias angle, sample width, and sample length.
• Includes theoretical predictions for comparison with experimental results.

Limitations

• The specific size, row count, and column structure of the dataset are unknown.
• Data is from a single study, limiting generalizability to other fabric types or conditions.
• Dataset was last updated in 2020 and may not reflect the most recent research.

Provenance

Source

Dryad digital repository.

Collection Method

Experimental data from tensile tests on woven fabric samples.

Freshness

Last updated 2020-06-30.