2. • Content:
1. What is frictional properties?
2. Factors affecting frictional intensity
3. Amonton’s Law of Friction
4. Co-efficient of friction
5. Measurement of co-efficient of friction (Static
& Dynamic)
6. Importance in textile industry
7. Problems created in textile sector
8. Minimizing methods
3. Definition of frictional properties:
The properties shown by textile fibers
due to friction are called as frictional
properties.
4. Factors:
Fiber composition
State of surface
Pressure between
surfaces
Angle of contact
Speed of sliding
Temperature
Water absorption
Load
Oil content/Viscosity
5. Amonton’s Law of friction:
The frictional force is independent of the
area of contact between two surfaces.
The frictional force `F’ is proportional to the
normal reaction/load N.
Kinetic force is independent of the speed of
sliding.
6. Co-efficient of friction:
F∞ N
where F= Frictional force & N= Normal or
perpendicular force
So, F= µ N Or, µ= F/N
Here, µ is the proportionate constant known as
co-efficient of friction.
8. Importance of Frictional
Properties in textile Industry:
Reduce breakage during sliver
formation
Helps in drawing & drafting Process
Maintain winding & warping process
Twisting during spinning
Lusture & appearance of the cloth
Clean yarn
9. Problems created due to friction
in Textile sector:
Neps formation
Yarn breakage during weaving
Handle properties changed
Elongation occurs
Hairiness
Static charge formation
Worn out different machine parts