Abdel-Fattah M Seyam

Benchmarking automotive nonwoven composites from date palm midrib and spadix fibers in comparison to commercial leaf fibers

Elseify, L. A., Midani, M., El-Badawy, A. A., Seyam, A.-F. M., & Jawaid, M. (2023, February 15). BIOMASS CONVERSION AND BIOREFINERY, Vol. 2.

Development of hull material for high-altitude airship: A parametric study

Li, A., Vallabh, R., Bradford, P. D., Kim, D., & Seyam, A.-F. M. (2022, January 7). JOURNAL OF REINFORCED PLASTICS AND COMPOSITES, Vol. 1.

Investigating the Aeroacoustic Properties of Porous Fabrics

Szoke, M., Devenport, W. J., Borgoltz, A., Alexander, W. N., Hari, N., Glegg, S. A. L., … Seyam, A.-F. M. (2022, January 31). AIAA JOURNAL, Vol. 1.

Cellulose Microfibril and Micronized Rubber Modified Asphalt Binder

FIBERS, 9(4).

Comparing Performance of 3D-Printed and Injection-Molded Fiber-Reinforced Composite Parts in Ring-Spinning Traveler Application

TECHNOLOGIES, 9(4).

Maximizing the Performance of 3D Printed Fiber-Reinforced Composites

JOURNAL OF COMPOSITES SCIENCE, 5(5).

Modeling tensile behavior of 3D orthogonal woven green composites considering variability of natural fibers

Eldeeb, H., Midani, M., & Seyam, A.-F. M. (2021, May 21). JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, Vol. 5.

Surface functionalization of greige cotton knitted fabric through plasma and cationization for dyeing with reactive and acid dyes

Correia, J., Mathur, K., Bourham, M., Oliveira, F. R., Siqueira Curto Valle, R. D. C., Valle, J. A. B., & Seyam, A.-F. M. (2021, August 25). CELLULOSE, Vol. 8.

Ultra-lightweight fiber-reinforced envelope material for high-altitude airship

Vallabh, R., Li, A., Bradford, P. D., Kim, D., & Seyam, A.-F. M. (2021, June 28). JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, Vol. 6.

The role of hydrophilic finishes in frictional electrification and charge decay of woven fabric from polyester

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 111(1), 1–9.

A novel approach to investigating frictional electrification and charge decay on woven textile fabrics treated with ionic antistatic and hydrophilic surface finishes

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 110(3), 338–348.

Textile Palm Fibers from Amazon Biome

BY-PRODUCTS OF PALM TREES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS, Vol. 11, pp. 262–274.

The effect of the through-thickness yarn component on the in- and out-of-plane properties of composites from 3D orthogonal woven preforms

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 110(3), 317–327.

A generalized analytical model for predicting the tensile behavior of 3D orthogonal woven composites using finite deformation approach

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 109(11), 1465–1476.

Effect of structural parameters on the impact properties of multilayer composites from Tururi palm (Manicaria sacciferaGaertn.) fibrous material

Journal of Natural Fibers, 7(2), 1–14.

A textile- based optical fiber sensor design for automotive seat occupancy sensing

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 108(1), 49–57.

Effect of structural parameters on the tensile properties of multilayer 3D composites from Tururi palm tree (Manicaria saccifera Gaertn) fibrous material

COMPOSITES PART B-ENGINEERING, 111, 17–26.

Evaluation of the electrical integrity of E-textiles subjected to environmental conditions

The Journal of The Textile Institute, 109(3), 393–409.

The response of polymer optical fiber (POF) to bending and axial tension for the application of a POF sensor for automotive seat occupancy sensing

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 108(1), 132–139.

The response of polymer optical fiber (POF) to cyclic loading for the application of a POF sensor for automotive seat occupancy sensing

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 108(1), 42–48.

Improving high-altitude UV-Vis resistance of PBO braided tendons of NASA's super pressure balloons

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 107(1), 136–143.

Evaluation of the integrity of 3D orthogonal woven composites with embedded polymer optical fibers

COMPOSITES PART B-ENGINEERING, 78, 79–85.

Improving UV resistance of fibers: Idealized computational model predicting the distribution of UV blocking cylindrical nanoparticles in protective polymeric layer

Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics, 10(1), 20–31.

Investigating the Loss of an Embedded Perfluorinated Optical Fiber for Different Resin's Gel Time

FIBERS AND POLYMERS, 16(10), 2135–2140.

Polymer optical fibers integrated directly into 3D orthogonal woven composites for sensing

SMART MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES, 24(2).

Shaped Seamless Woven Garments

Research Journal of Textile and Apparel, 18(2), 96–107.

Composite Porous Membrane for Protecting High-Performance Fibers from Ultraviolet-Visible Radiation

JOURNAL OF APPLIED POLYMER SCIENCE, 128(2), 1297–1303.

Contact electrification of polymeric surfaces

Indian Journal of Fibre & Textile Research, 38(3), 265–269.

Development of Seamless Woven Garments with Desired Shapes and Sizes

Journal of Scientific Research, 30.

Development of UV Protective Electrospun Layers for High Performance Fibers for High Altitude Applications

Indian Journal of Fibre & Textile Research, 38, 121–125.

Development of UV Protective Sheath for High Performance Fibers for High Altitude Applications

FIBERS AND POLYMERS, 14(4), 647–652.

Electrospinning of Soy Protein Fibers and their Compatibility with Synthetic Polymers

Journal of Textile and Apparel Technology and Management, 8(1), 1–14.

Frictional electrification on polymeric flat surfaces

Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics, 8(1), 126–136.

Generalized geometric modeling of three-dimensional orthogonal woven preforms from spun yarns

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 104(9), 914–928.

Smart textiles: evaluation of optical fibres as embedded sensors for structure health monitoring of fibre reinforced composites

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 104(8), 892–899.

A General Geometrical Model for Predicting Color Mixing of Woven Fabrics from Colored Warp and Filling Yarns

Fibers and Polymers, 13(6), 795–801.

Development of electrospun iminochitosan for improved wound healing application

Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics, 7(2), 47–55.

Effect of resin type on the signal integrity of an embedded perfluorinated polymer optical fiber

SMART MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES, 21(5).

Electrification of antistatic-treated polymeric surface

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 103(2), 215–224.

Healing Performance of Wound Dressing from Cyanoethyl Chitosan Electrospun Fibres

Indian Journal of Fibre & Textile Research, 37, 205–210.

Effect of relative rubbing speed on the tribo-electrification of continuous filament yarn by stainless steel pins

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 102(12), 1075–1085.

Modeling tortuosity in thin fibrous porous media using computational fluid dynamics

Journal of Porous Media, 14(9), 791–804.

3D Woven Composites for Automotive Applications: Structure Parameters/Impact Energy Relationships

World Journal of Engineering, 7(1), 23–29.

New approach for determining tortuosity in fibrous porous media

Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics, 5(3), 7–15.

Prediction of Failure of 3D Woven Composite Structures using Embedded Fiber Optic Sensors

World Journal of Engineering, 7(1), 103–112.

Static Generation and Dissipation of Polyester Continuous Filament Yarn

[Poster]. Journal of Textile Institute, 101(3), 261–269.

Combined numerical and experimental investigation on the effect of jet pressure and forming belt geometry on the hydroentanglement process

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 100(4), 293–304.

Devices for measuring electrostatic generation and dissipation on the surfaces of polymeric materials

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 100(4), 338–349.

Experimental and numerical investigation of the peeling force required for the detachment of fabric from the forming belt in the hydroentanglement process

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 100(2), 99–110.

Towards Automation of Color/Weave Selection in Jacquard Design: Model Verification

COLOR RESEARCH AND APPLICATION, 34(3), 225–232.

Wireless yarn tension measurement, and control in direct cabling process

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 100(5), 400–411.

A porous medium model of the hydroentanglement process

JOURNAL OF POROUS MEDIA, 11(1), 35–49.

Disc-shaped fibreweb formation with controlled fibre orientation using electrostatic forces: Theoretical analysis and experimental verification

Journal of the Textile Institute, 99(4), 375–383.

Fabric and yarn structures for improving signal integrity in fabric-based electrical circuits

Washington, DC: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Methods and systems for selectively connecting and disconnecting conductors in a fabric

Washington, DC: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Prediction of Color Attributes through Geometric Modeling

Research Journal of Textile and Apparel, 12(1), 19–31.

Three-dimensional woven composites for automotive applications

Recent Advances in Textile Composites, 280–287.

Towards automation of colour/weave selection in Jacquard designs: model verification through visual assessment

COLORATION TECHNOLOGY, 124(1), 48–55.

Warp break detection in Jacquard weaving using Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems: Effect of yarn type

TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 78(8), 664–670.

Warp breaks detection in Jacquard weaving using MEMS: Effect of weave on break signals

Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics, 3(1), 25–31.

Dynamic electrostatic generation and dissipation on polymer surfaces

301–311.

Fibers caught in the knuckles of the forming wires: Experimental measurements and physical origins of the force of peeling in the hydroentanglement process

Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics, 2(3), 1–9.

Formation of fiberwebs from staple fibers with controlled fiber orientation using electrostatic forces: Theoretical analysis

Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics, 2(2), 17–24.

Prevention of warp breaks in Jacquard weaving

Fibers and Polymers, 8(1), 79–83.

Simulation of fiber entanglement by modeling vorticity in water flow field

TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 77(5), 312–329.

Warp breaks detection in Jacquard weaving using MEMS: System development

JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE, 98(3), 275–280.

Investigation of ultra violet (UV) resistance for high strength fibers

NEXT GENERATION OF SCIENTIFIC BALLOON MISSIONS, Vol. 37, pp. 2052–2058.

Modeling of the Hydroentanglement Process

Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics, 1(2), 1–14.

An Examination of the Hydroentangling Process Variables

International Nonwovens Journal, 14(1), 25–33.

Application of MEMS in yarn processing and quality control

Textile Asia, 36(12), 52–54.

Application of MEMS in yarn processing and quality control: Dynamic yarn tension measurement and control in direct cabling machines

A new era: National Textile Center Forum, March 20-22, 2005: Textile Institute, 84th Annual World Conference, March 22-25, 2005, Back-to-Back Meetings in Raleigh, North Carolina, USA, 1–9. [Manchester, England]: The Textile Institute.

Application of MEMS in yarn processing and quality control: Dynamic yarn tension measurement and control in two for one twisting mechanism

A new era: National Textile Center Forum, March 20-22, 2005: Textile Institute, 84th Annual World Conference, March 22-25, 2005, Back-to-Back Meetings in Raleigh, North Carolina, USA. [Manchester, England]: The Textile Institute.

Automatic warp breaks monitoring and repair in Jacquard weaving using MEMS : Instrumentation and signal analysis

A new era: National Textile Center Forum, March 20-22, 2005: Textile Institute, 84th Annual World Conference, March 22-25, 2005, Back-to-Back Meetings in Raleigh, North Carolina, USA. [Manchester, England]: The Textile Institute.

Color on Demand for Jacquard Fabrics

Research Journal of Textile and Apparel, 9(4), 26–37.

Methods and systems for selectively connecting and disconnecting conductors in a fabric

Washington, DC: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Warp break detection in Jacquard weaving

Textile Asia, 36(7), 29–34.

Warp breaks detection in Jacquard weaving using MEMS

A new era: National Textile Center Forum, March 20-22, 2005: Textile Institute, 84th Annual World Conference, March 22-25, 2005, Back-to-Back Meetings in Raleigh, North Carolina, USA, 1–18. [Manchester, England]: The Textile Institute.

Automation of warp break repair

"Quality textiles for quality life" : proceedings of the Textile Institute 83rd World Conference (83rd TIWC) : May 23-27, 2004, Shanghai, China, 1345–1349. Manchester, UK: Textile Institute.

Automation of warp break repair: Warp break location and frequency in Jacquard weaving

83rd Textile Institute World Conference, Shanghai China, May 2004. Manchester, UK: Textile Institute.

Developing Portable Acoustic Arrays on a Large-Scale E-Textile Substrate

International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology, 16(1/2), 73–83.

Developing seamless shaped woven medical products

Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology, 28(3), 110–116.

Evaluating the effectiveness of bifid medical needles for protection from needle-stick injuries

TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 74(2), 101–107.

FIBER-BASED ELECTRICAL AND OPTICAL DEVICES AND SYSTEMS

Textile Progress, 36(2-3), 1–84.

Fiber-based electrical devices

Textile Progress, 36(2/3).

Giant vehicles

Journal of Textile and Apparel Technology and Management, 3(4).

ITMA 2003: Weaving technology

Textile World (New York, N.Y.), 154(2), 34–39.

Influence of fiber type on fiberweb properties in high-speed carding

International Nonwovens Journal, 13(2), 48–53.

Meltblown Structures Formed by Robotic and Meltblowing Integrated System: Interaction between Fiber Diameter, Orientation Distribution, and Pore Diameter of Simulated Network and Real Webs

International Nonwovens Journal, 13(4), 8–14.

Meltblown Structures Formed by Robotic and Meltblowing Integrated System: The Influence of the Curvature on the Structural Properties of Meltblown Fiberwebs

International Nonwovens Journal, 13(3), 35–42.

Woven fabric-based electrical circuits - Part I: Evaluating interconnect methods

Textile Research Journal, 74(10), 913–919.

Woven fabric-based electrical circuits - Part II: Yarn and fabric structures to reduce crosstalk noise in woven fabric-based circuits

TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 74(11), 955–960.

Developing portable acoustic arrays on a large-scale e-textile substrate

INTEDEC 2003: fibrous assemblies at the design and engineering interface. [Edinburgh]: RIFleX, Heriot-Watt University.

Electrifying opportunities: The continued development of woven fabric technology paves the way for electrotextile growth

Textile World (New York, N.Y.), 153(2), 30–33.

Forming shaped/molded structures by integrating meltblowing and robotic technologies

TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 73(1), 15–21.

Machine Italia: Weaving

Textile World (New York, N.Y.), 153(6), 38–40.

Machines Italia

Textile World (New York, N.Y.), 153(6), 34–45.

Meltblown structures formed by a robotic and meltblowing integrated system: Impact of process parameters on pore size

TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 73(11), 971–979.

Protective system from medical needle-sticks. Part I: Background and system development

FIBERS AND POLYMERS, 4(2), 54–58.

Protective system from medical needle-sticks. Part II: Evaluation of woven structures and bifid needles

FIBERS AND POLYMERS, 4(3), 129–134.

Study of meltblown structures formed by robotic and meltblowing integrated system: Impact of process parameters on fiber diameter distribution

International Nonwovens Journal, 12(1), 36–42.

Texture evolution in hydroentangled nonwovens

International Nonwovens Journal, 12(1), 28–35.

Texture retention after fabric-to-fabric abrasion

TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 73(4), 316–321.

The Italian weaving industry is preparing for intensified competition

Journal of Textile and Apparel Technology and Management, 3(1).

The impact of input energy on the performance of hydroentangled nonwoven fabrics

International Nonwovens Journal, 12(2), 34–44.

Weavability limit of yarns with thickness variation in shuttleless weaving

FIBERS AND POLYMERS, 4(4), 176–181.

Weaving and weaving preparation at ITMA 2003

Journal of Textile and Apparel Technology and Management, 3(3).

Weaving technology: Advances and challenges II

Journal of Textile and Apparel Technology and Management, 3(1).

Meltblown structures formed by a robotic and meltblowing integrated system: Impact of process parameters on fiber orientation and diameter distribution

TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 72(12), 1033–1040.

Role of fiber finish in the conversion of fiber to nonwovens, part II: Finish performance as a mechanical processing aid in carding

International Nonwovens Journal, 11(1), 30–37.

Role of fiber finish in the conversion of fiber to nonwovens, part III: Finish performance as a mechanical processing aid in needlepunching

International Nonwovens Journal, 11(2), 13–20.

Structural design of woven fabric: Theory and practice

Textile Progress, 31(3).

Synthesis, characterization and application of environmentally friendly sizes to cotton warps

Texture evolution in hydroentangled nonwovens

INTC 2002: International Nonwovens Technical Conference: conference proceedings: September 24-26, 2002, Renaissance Waverly Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia. Atlanta, Ga.: Tappi Press.

The impact of input energy on the performance and aesthetics of hydroentangled fabrics

Conference proceedings : Joint INDA-TAPPI Conference, INTC 2002, International Nonwovens Technical Conference, September 24-26, 2002, Renaissance Waverly Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia. Cary, N.C. : INDA, Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry.

The road to true wearable electronics

Weaving technology: Advances and challenges

Carding of microfibers

Journal of Textile and Apparel Technology and Management, 1(2), 1–9.

Formation of carded webs from microfibers

International Nonwovens Journal, 10(1), 18–23.

Formation of shaped/molded meltblowing nonwoven structures

Journal of Textile and Apparel Technology and Management, 1(1).

Formation of shaped/molded structures meltblowing nonwoven structures

Journal of Textile and Apparel Technology and Management, 1(1).

Role of fiber finish in the conversion of fiber to nonwovens, part I: Need for an unconventional method to evaluate finish performance as a mechanical process aid

International Nonwovens Journal, 10(4), 29–36.

Role of fiber finish in the conversion of fiber to nonwovens: Finish performance as a mechanical processing aid in needlepunching

INTC 2001 : International Nonwovens Technical Conference : conference proceedings : September 5-7, 2001, Renaissance Harborplace Hotel, Baltimore, Maryland. Cary, N.C. : INDA, Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry.

Smart sensor to monitor warp tension and breaks on a weaving machine

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Smart sensors to monitor warp tension and breaks on a loom

Smart sensors to monitor warp tension and breaks on a weaving machine

An odyssey in fibres and space : Textile Institute 81st World Conference : Melbourne, Australia, Melbourne Convention Centre, Sunday 1st-Wednesday 4th April, 2001. Manchester, England : Textile Institute.

A rule-based robotic control approach to melt-blowing for shaped fabric structures

ISCAS 2000 Geneva : proceedings [of] the 2000 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems, Emerging technologies for the 21st century : May 28-31, 2000, International Conference Center (CICG) of Geneva, Switzerland.

Advances in weaving and weaving preparation at ITMA '99

Textile Progress, 30(1/2), 22–40.

Application of micromachines to textiles: Using smart sensors to monitor warp tension and breaks during formation of woven fabrics

Proceedings of the International Mechanical Engineering Congress & Exposition, ASME, Orlando (FL), November 2000. New York: ASME.

Impact of needling parameters on the location of maximum needle force due to fiberweb/needle interaction

INDA's Book of Papers '00 International Conference : book of papers, Charlotte Hilton Hotel, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, April 26-28 2000. Cary, N.C. : INDA, The Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry.

Micromachines and textiles: Matching two industries

Micromachines and textiles: Matching two industries

Textile Asia, 31, 58–66.

On the use of robotics for melt-blowing to form shaped/molded fabric structures

Proceedings : 2000 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation April 24-28, 2000, San Francisco Hilton Hotel, San Francisco, California.

Role of fiber finish in the conversion of fiber to nonwovens: Finish performance as a mechanical aid in carding

Book of papers : Joint INDA-TAPPI Conference, INTC 2000, International Nonwovens Technical Conference, September 26-28, 2000, Hotel Inter-Continental, Dallas, Texas. Cary, N.C. : INDA, Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry.

The assessment of cross card openness uniformity of a fiber feed matt

International Nonwovens Journal, 9(4), 9–14.

The assessment of cross machine openness uniformity of a fiber feed matt

International Nonwovens Journal, 9(4), 9–14.

Weavability limit of specialty yarns in shuttle and shuttleless weaving

Thirteenth annual Engineered Fiber Selection System Research Forum proceedings: November 2-3, 2000, Raleigh, North Carolina. Cary, N.C. : Cotton Inc.

Weavability limit of yarns with thickness variation in shuttleless weaving: The single filling yarn feeder case

TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 70(2), 129–134.

Applications of on-line monitoring of dynamic forces experienced by needles during formation of needled fabrics

International Nonwovens Journal, 8(2), 55–60.

Carding dynamics - Part I: Previous studies of fiber distribution and movement in carding

Textile Research Journal, 69(2), 90–96.

Carding dynamics - Part II: Development of a device for on-line measurement of two-dimensional fiber loading on card elements

Textile Research Journal, 69(3), 155–161.

Carding of microfibers

Beltwide Cotton Conferences. Proceedings, 2(1999), 1353–1358.

Carding of microfibers II

Book of papers: INDA-TEC 99, International Nonwovens Conference, September 21-23, 1999, Renaissance Waverly Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Cary, N.C. : INDA, Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry.

Development of a flexible photometric device for on-line monitoring of fiber loading on card surfaces

Book of papers: INDA-TEC 98, largest International Nonwovens Conference: September 15-17, 1998, Trump Plaza Hotel, Atlantic City, NJ. Cary, N.C. : INDA, Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry.

Needle force parameters/needled fabric performance relationships

INDA's Needlepunch '98 International Conference : book of papers, Charlotte Hilton Hotel, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, October 14-16, 1998. Cary, N.C. : INDA, Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry.

Signal analysis of dynamic forces experienced by individual needles in high speed needle punching

TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 68(4), 296–301.

A generalized model for predicting load-extension properties of woven fabrics

TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 67(12), 866–874.

Effect of needle position and orientation on forces experienced by individual needles during needle punching

TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 67(10), 772–776.

Investment decisions in weaving. An investment support model (ISM)

Journal of the Textile Institute, 87(1), 6–20.

Application of FAST system in nonwovens, part I: Objective evaluation of fabric performance

International Nonwovens Journal, 5(2), 31–38.

Application of FAST system in nonwovens, part II: Developing tailorability control charts for nonwoven medical apparel applications

International Nonwovens Journal, 7(2), 39–48.

Investitionsentscheidungen in der weberei

Melliand Textilberichte, 76(10), 810–815.

Investment decisions in weaving

Melliand International, 3(9), 156–160.

MECHANICS OF WOVEN FABRICS .5. IMPACT OF WEAVABILITY LIMIT PARAMETERS ON PROPERTIES OF FABRICS FROM YARNS WITH THICKNESS VARIATION

TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 65(1), 14–25.

MODELING AND SIMULATION FOR CONTROL IN CARDING

TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 65(11), 638–643.

Mechanics of needlepunching process and products, part II: An on-line device to measure the punching forces experienced by individual needles

International Nonwovens Journal, 7(3), 31–37.

Application of FAST system in nonwovens, objective evaluation of fabric performance: Fingerprint limits for SMS category

INDA-TEC 94: book of papers ; Nonwovens technologies for disposable and durable applications. Cary, NC : INDA, Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry.

MECHANICS OF WOVEN FABRICS .4. CRITICAL-REVIEW OF FABRIC DEGREE OF TIGHTNESS AND ITS APPLICATIONS

TEXTILE RESEARCH JOURNAL, 64(11), 653–662.

Manufacturing technology for apparel automation - layup module, Part II: The impact of fabric properties on the gap length between two slats

Fifth Annual Academic Apparel Research Conference, 17-18 February, 1994, Lafayette Hilton and Towers, Lafayette, Louisiana. Chicago, : Manufacturing Technology Information Analysis Center.

Manufacturing technology for apparel automation - layup module, part 2: The impact of fabric properties on the gap length between two slats

International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology, 6(1), 5–13.