RESEARCH OF REFLECTION OF ULTRASONIC WAVES FROM SINGLE-LAYER TEXTILE FABRICS AND DOUBLE-LAYER TEXTILE PACKAGES WITH DIFFERENT SIZES OF PORES

Abstract

Investigate the influence of single-layer textile fabrics and two-layer textile bags on the parameters of ultrasonic waves that interact with them. In particular, to investigate the dependence of the complex reflection coefficient of ultrasonic waves on the total thickness and basis weight of textile material. Methodology. The analytical part of the study consisted in obtaining an expression for the complex reflection coefficient of ultrasonic waves and in modeling its dependence on the thickness and basis weight
of different textile materials. The proposed method of control of these technological parameters consists in irradiation of textile materials with ultrasonic waves with the subsequent reception of the waves reflected
from textile material, their digitization and carrying out the computer analysis of the received results. Findings. Analytical expressions are obtained that relate the thickness and basis weight of single-layer canvases, two-layer textile bags with a complex spatial structure, on the one hand, and the reflection coefficient of ultrasonic waves from such materials, on the other hand. Analytical calculations were made
and mathematical modeling was performed based on the results of theoretical research. Originality. As a result of theoretical studies, it is determined how the thickness and properties of each  of  the  two layers  of porous textile  materials  affect  the  reflection of  ultrasonic  waves.  This  makes it possible on the basis of ultrasonic measurements to determine both the total thickness of textile materials and their basis weight with the accuracy required for their production.  Practical  value.  The  obtained  analytical  dependences  are  another  step  towards  the  creation  of control and measuring equipment to determine the properties of single-layer textile fabrics and two-layer porous  textile  bags.  This  will  help  determine  the  overall  thickness  and  basis  weight  of  materials  with  a complex spatial structure.