Textiles: spinning – twisting – and twining – Strand structure – Longitudinal variation
Patent
1981-12-10
1984-12-25
Petrakes, John
Textiles: spinning, twisting, and twining
Strand structure
Longitudinal variation
57245, 57248, 57905, 264167, 264168, 264171, 264176F, 264177F, 428370, 428371, 428373, 428374, 428399, D02G 324, D02G 118, D01D 522
Patent
active
044895437
ABSTRACT:
Polyester polymer is extruded through converging capillaries at different speeds to merge and form a combined stream. The stream is cooled to form a filament, which is withdrawn at a high speed. A plurality of such filaments are combined into yarn which self-crimps upon heating. In some embodiments, the yarn has a variable denier.
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Bromley James E.
Dees John R.
Familant Harold M.
Mowe Wayne T.
Walker Darwyn E.
Adrian, Jr. Herbert M.
Celanese Corporation
Petrakes John
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