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The Journal of The Textile Institute Volume 78, 1987 - Issue 5
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The Dimensional Properties of Single-Jersey Loop-Pile Fabrics. Part II: Studies of Fabrics With Textured Continuous-filament Yarns in the Ground Structure

S. C. Anand Textile Studies Department, Bolton Institute of Higher Education, Bolton, Lancs, England
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P. J. Lawton Textile Studies Department, Bolton Institute of Higher Education, Bolton, Lancs, England
Pages 349-356 | Received 06 Oct 1986, Accepted 23 Dec 1986, Published online: 18 Dec 2008

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S.C. Anand & P.J. Lawton. (1991) The Development of Knitted Structures for Filtration. The Journal of The Textile Institute 82:3, pages 297-308.
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Nuray Uçar & Hale Canbaz Karakaş. (2016) Effect of Lyocell Blend Yarn and Pile Type on the Properties of Pile Loop Knit Fabrics. Textile Research Journal 75:4, pages 352-356.
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