Abstract
Fishing net knot slip resistance versus knot tightening force and synthetic yarn number
Highlights
The quality of nettings, very relevant from the prospect user's standpoint, is related to properties of an original material as well as to the production technology employed
The analysis presented below deals with the relationship between the stability of knots made of synthetic yarns of various numbers and the knot tightening force, the knot stability being expressed as the knot slip resistance
The knot slip resistance increase with knot tightening force and yarn number, the interrelationship being adequately described by the binomial
Summary
The quality of nettings, very relevant from the prospect user's standpoint, is related to properties of an original material (netting yarn) as well as to the production technology employed. Nettings are produced of a variety of raw materials; on the other hand their quality is restricted by the machines available and finishing treatment administered. An index describing the fisfung net knot stability should be regarded as one of the netting quality indices. The results of studies, to be found in the literature (Volkov, 1955; Dembinski, 1956; Lomakina,1959; Kalinowski, 1962; Baranov, 1969; Sadowska, 1976), show the knot stability to be · affected by yarn properties, knot tightening force, parameters of finshing treatment etc. Ln general, they point out to the necessity of the knot tightening force to be increased in the net production in The authors mentioned carried out their studies on a variety of materials, different methods being employed, no comparison is possible. ln general, they point out to the necessity of the knot tightening force to be increased in the net production in
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