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Textile science

the length of fabric that bends under its own weight to a set angle in a cantilever test, used to quantify stiffness as part of handle.

In textile science, fabric bending length refers to the length of fabric that bends under its own weight to a set angle in a cantilever test, used to quantify stiffness as part of handle. This meaning comes from Peirce (1930) in Journal of the Textile Institute Transactions.[1]

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Peirce, F. T. (1930). The “handle” of cloth as a measurable quantity. Journal of the Textile Institute Transactions, 21(9), T377-T416. https://doi.org/10.1080/19447023008661529

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