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Prediction method for clothing pressure distribution by the numerical approach: attention to deformation by the extension of knitted fabric

2011-11-01

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In general, clothing pressure is measured using a sensor set on the surface of a human body or dummy, and it is not possible to measure clothing pressure without the sewing process. We have developed a numerical-analysis-based technique to simulate clothing pressure without having to sew the cloth into clothes. We presupposed that clothing made of knitted fabric was applied to a mannequin in close contact with its...

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Literature Corpus work: debf35c7-02c8-50e1-9c77-18a78940ddb6
DOI: 10.1177/0040517511410106

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