The design logic of textile products : a critical appreciation of the recent developments / T. Matsuo & M. N. Suresh.

CONTENTS

1. Introduction
1.1 Scope
1.2 Colour or pattern design compared with material design
1.3 Partial and total material design
1.4 Exploratory or creative design compared with modificational or adjustment design
etc

2. Simulation of specified properties or structure leading to the design
2.1 Scope and objective
2.2 Woven fabrics
2.3 Knitted fabrics
2.4 Nonwoven fabrics
etc

3. Simulation of material texture by using computer graphics

4. Some Studies on the design of woven fabrics
4.1 Survey of earlier work
4.2 Designs based on structure and material properties
4.3 Designing and using databases
4.4 A concept of an over-all designing procedure

5. Practical systems for operational design and processing
5.1 Scope
5.2 Data-filing and its systems for utilization
5.3 Design and operation systems for the weaving process

6. The logical total material design for the textile products and its applications
6.1 Introductory remarks
6.2 The concept of fibre-assembly-structure engineering (FASE) and the logic of textile product designing
6.3 The executional logic for designing textile products and manufacturing methods used
6.4 The constitution of databases for basic structural design
etc

7. Logic of cad for the industrial fabrics
7.1 Outline
7.2 The architecture and functional design
7.3 Illustrative examples

8. The structure of a computer-assisted total-material-design system for woven apparel fabrics
8.1 The necessity of total material design
8.2 Structure and components of the system
8.3 The total network and its executional logic
8.4 Criteria and logic for a suitable design (b4)

9. Present and future prospects for textile-product design

10. Summary and conclusion

Includes bibliographic references : p. 83-89 . _ Name index : p. 90-92