SU441365A1 - Double Kulirny jersey jacquard weave - Google Patents

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The invention relates to the field of knitwear, in particular, to the technology of double kulirny patterned knitwear. The double knit jersey of the jacquard weave is known, the front and back sides of which are connected by means of sketches located between the sides of the knitwear and the curling stretches of the jacquard front and back loops.

Such knitwear, referred to as bilayer, can be made with the wrong side of the yarn, which has a fibrous composition, thickness or color from the front. The connecting sketches are arranged in a pattern, in different parts of which the ratio of the front and back loops in the columns is different. This causes the unevenness of the looped structure, which reduces the quality of knitwear.

The purpose of the invention is to improve the quality of double-layer jersey knit jersey.

This is achieved by the fact that jacquard face loops and purl loops are of equal height.

FIG. 1-3 shows the variants of the structure of the proposed knitwear.

FIG. 1 jacquard loops 1 and 2 are formed from threads a and b of different colors according to the pattern, and all the inside loops are 3 rows and are formed from the third thread b. The connecting broaches 4 and 5 in the form of sketches are formed from the front threads and are located between the broaches 6 and the cores 7 of all the inside loops 3 of each row. All the stretches 6 of the loops 3, in turn, are located between the cores 8 and 9 and the slides 4 and 5 of the front loops 1 and 2 in the form of sketches. In connection with the regular wiring of filaments

loops have equal height.

In order to obtain an openwork effect on the seamy side, the sketches are formed from the seamy filaments in accordance with the pattern using pattern-making mechanisms.

With a large length of the face loops in this case, a relief pattern on the front side is also obtained.

Pa figs. 2 front loops 1 and 2 of the threads a and b are arranged in accordance with the color

pattern. Wrong loops 3 are threaded from c. The stretches 4 and 5 of loops 1 and 2 are located between the strips 6 and the skeletons 7 of the loops of the inside in the form of sketches. The 6 purl loops 3 are sketched on

staggered 4 and 5 in chess order. The stitches 6 are not interlaced with the stitches 4 and 5. Such a knit has a cellular surface on the reverse side. FIG. 3 is shown on

front side. This is achieved by the formation of connective sketches of facial filaments from the pattern. The facial elements 1 and 2 are also composed of two threads a and b, different in color, and the purses are net 3 from the third thread c. All the four stitches of the purlins 3 are arranged by sketches over the lengths of 5 and 6 latex heifers 1 and 2, and the stitches 5 and 6 through one, in a staggered manner over the fourths of the back loops 3. The remaining stitches are not intertwined with zhkami 4 loops 3 purl.

The proposed knitwear, in contrast to the known, has greater wear resistance, less weight and a variety of patterned effects.

Such knitwear can be developed in various ways. The simplest of them, feasible on most round jacquard knitting machines, without any disruption, is as follows. In the first system, the thread intended for the purl-heel is threaded with all the needles of the rip-washer, and this thread is laid as sketches on all the ngles of the cylinder. Then, in the second and third systems, the threads of the design are bound, the needles of the cylinder are selected for pa to complete the conclusion using pattern-making mechanisms. The needles of the puck in these systems pass without lifting.

FIG. 2 presents another variant of the structure of the proposed knitwear, having on the front side of the loop 1 and 2, arranged according to the pattern, wound, respectively, from threads a and b, and on the wrong side-- net 3 from thread 8. All broaches 4 and 5 loops 1 and 2 of the front side are located between the cores 7 and the broaches 6 of the loops 3 of the inside side in the form of sketches. In contrast to the structure considered above, not all facial loops x 1 and 2 pg are available. Sketches 6 are formed through a column with an offset in each subsequent row of one looped step. The stitches are not intertwined with the stitches 4 and 5. As a result, the three sides of the wrong side are inclined, and the adjacent loops of the 3rd row are inclined in different directions. Facial nets 1 and 2 remain straight.

Such a structure is applied in order to reduce the weight of the web by means of the reverse threads. B. Knitwear has a porous structure from the inside, which positively affects pa indicators of heat-shielding properties.

In order to manufacture such a variation of the knit we offer, it is necessary in systems that allow looping the inside out and put it on the inside to form sketches on the needles of the cylinder through one with the displacement of the next such system and one needle.

FIG. 3 shows the structure of the proposed regular press-jacquard knitwear, which has a zigzag structure of g. Straight columns on the front side. Together with

the color effect tilting the loops of the pattern gives the canvas an original exterior look. Oblique can be one color, two loops or loops of all colors. The structure of such knitwear contains front loops 1 and 2, arranged in accordance with the pattern, wound, respectively, from threads a and b, and back loops 3 from the third thread c. All 4 hole purl

loops 3 are located between the skeletons of the face loops 1 and 2 in the form of sketches. The difference from the previously considered structures lies in the fact that the stitches 6 and 5 of the filaments a and front of the helix 1 and 2 are located between

with skeletons and broaches of 4 purl heels 3 through one loop with displacement in the subsequent row of a single nail bar. The stitches of the facial loops are not interwoven with the broach of the 4 purl heels 3, as a result of which

front loops 1 and 2 have paclon, and the adjacent net rows are tilted in different directions. Purl net 3 nr mye.

To make such a variant of the proposed knitwear in the first and in the second systems, there are no patterns of a and b on the needles of the cylinder, and ripschae needles get sketches of these threads through one, and in the third system they draw a rippshae. In the following complex

Pabrosches form other rickshaws. If the lines are formed in only one system of a set of threads of any one color of the pattern, then only loops of this thread will be inclined. The rest of the picture will be straight, as well as purl.

A comparison of full and incomplete jacquard knitwear with the proposed jacquard press showed the following. The new knitwear has loops of the same height and higher quality pattern. The weight of such knitwear is equal to the weight of the lightest full jacquard knitwear and is significantly less than the weight of the non-knit one. Extendability is less irimeric. doubled, and the prostice is 2.5 times greater than that of a full jacquard. The new knitwear is more form resistant and not inferior in other respects to the famous types of jacquard knitwear.

New knitwear has higher heat-shielding properties and more wear-resistant.

Subject invention

Double jersey jacquard weave, the front and back sides of which are connected by means of sketches located between the sides of the knitwear and the twisted jacquard

face and isian loops, characterized in that, in order to improve its quality, jacquard loops of the front and loops of the reverse sides are of equal height.

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