1. Definition of a fabric
Weaving creates surfaces by interweaving parallel threads running lengthwise (warp) and perpendicular threads running widthwise (weft) . In line with the above definition, AFNOR standard NF G07-001 defines a woven fabric as a fabric formed by the generally perpendicular interlacing of two sets of threads: this interlacing is achieved during weaving on a weaving machine.
Three directions can be used to represent a fabric and observe its bonding mode (figure
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Definition of a fabric
Bibliography
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(1) - JACOMET (D.) - Le Textile-Habillement, une industrie de pointe. - 1re éd., Economica, Paris (1989).
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(2) - LORD (P.), MOHAMED (M.) - Weaving, conversion of yarn to fabric. - 1st ed., Publishing, Merrow Durham (1973).
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