Abstract
The friction and cohesion forces are some of the most important parameters that affect the yarn spinnability and tenacity. A new and simple device was carried out in order to quantify the friction and cohesion forces during a quasi-static fiber slippage in a sliver. This device was composed of two identical small carriages. One of them was fixed, whereas the second was moving on a linear guide. A piece of sliver was put down in the carriage channel in zero-gage position. The sliver was compressed with the upper carriage sides, where two identical weights were loaded. This apparatus was tested under different loads, sliver counts and speeds. The results were analyzed in order to check out the parameters which characterized the friction force during inter-fiber slippage.
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