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Mr Mohamad Javad Karamad, Mr Masoud Latifi, Mr Mohamad Haghighat Kish,
Volume 3, Issue 8 (3-2008)
Abstract

The existing standards for measuring carpet properties consider carpet behavior after loading while its dynamic and instantaneous behavior is neglected. To investigate the dynamic behavior of under loading carpets, an INSTRON machine equipped with a developed system was used. The reliability of the system was verified by testing different materials. Different samples of hand-knitted carpet with 30, 40, 50, 60 and 70 Raj (rows/6.5cm), with specific structural and physical characteristic and raw material, were tested to obtain the curves of their pressure resistance versus time. The relation between features derived from the load/time curves and carpet structural and physical characteristics and raw materials were defined. Measuring the Pearson coefficient correlation, the linear correlations were studied and analyzed. The results indicate that with increase in knot density (Raj), the rate of decreasing thickness during loading, the resilience of carpet pile after loading, the total work exerted to carpet for reaching to jamming phase and the work returned by carpet during recovery phase decrease; while with increase in carpet thickness, the resilience and the total work increase. In addition, the load/time curves of different materials and hand-knitted carpets were compared. The similarities and differences between their behaviors were derived and the desirable compressibility behavior of a carpet is accordingly suggested.

Dr Mehdi Mortazavi, Mr Mehdi Fallah,
Volume 5, Issue 14 (3-2010)
Abstract

Ethno-archaeology is one of the main approaches that could help archaeologists to reconstruct the past behaviors, including social, cultural, economical and political behaviors. It is interesting to state that the most important aim of ethno-archaeology is to understand the past through observation of modern conservative societies. On the other hand, based on this framework, archaeologists attempt to make a bridge between the past (static) and the present (dynamic). In fact, via this approach, archaeologists are able to clarify background of traditional arts of modern societies. Better understanding of background of these arts enables scholars to represent worthy scientific methods to protect the traditions. Handmade carpet, which has two distinguished characteristics, namely genuineness and innovation, has developed in the Persian cultural region and has its roots in the ancient arts of this vast region. The objective of this paper is two folded, firstly to present a worthy scientific method to detect process of derivation of designs and patterns on the handmade carpets, and secondly to understand “how” and “why” of human past behaviors. In fact, the present paper will present suggestions to exploit past human behaviors of this vast region. Consequently, scholars who are studying handmade carpets will be able not only to derivate designs and patterns of carpets, but they will also be able to support this deep rooted art. 


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