2020
DOI: 10.1007/s12221-020-8996-7
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A New Method for Measuring Water Vapour Transfers Through Fabrics

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“…In addition, combined with related research, 41–44,48,50 parameters after dimension reduction mainly include motion state indexes (standing, squatting down, jogging, resting), thermal and moisture indexes (fabric structure, gram weight, horizontal density, maximum wetting radius, evaporation rate, moisture resistance, thermal resistance, liquid water diffusion rate, moisture regain), pressure indexes (static drape coefficient, shear stiffness (horizontal), longitudinal stress, tensile elasticity (longitudinal), bending stiffness (longitudinal)), and tactile indexes (average friction coefficient, contact cold and warm feeling, surface roughness).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…In addition, combined with related research, 41–44,48,50 parameters after dimension reduction mainly include motion state indexes (standing, squatting down, jogging, resting), thermal and moisture indexes (fabric structure, gram weight, horizontal density, maximum wetting radius, evaporation rate, moisture resistance, thermal resistance, liquid water diffusion rate, moisture regain), pressure indexes (static drape coefficient, shear stiffness (horizontal), longitudinal stress, tensile elasticity (longitudinal), bending stiffness (longitudinal)), and tactile indexes (average friction coefficient, contact cold and warm feeling, surface roughness).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Through a summary of some relevant literature, 4152 the main factors affecting wearing comfort are the fabric composition, fabric structure, average friction coefficient, surface roughness/μm, bending stiffness (horizontal)/gf · cm 2 · cm −1 , bending stiffness (longitudinal)/gf · cm 2 · cm −1 , tensile elasticity (horizontal)/%, tensile elasticity (longitudinal)/%, gram weight/g · m −2 , longitudinal density/number of coils · 5 cm −2 , horizontal density/count · 5 cm −2 , thickness/mm, contact cold and warm feeling/w · cm −2 , air permeability/l · m −2 · s −1 , moisture regain/%, moisture permeability/g/(m 2 · h), moisture resistance/Pa · m 2 · W −1 , thermal resistance/°C · m 2 · W −1 , heat preservation rate/%, heat transfer coefficient/W · m −2 · K −1 , longitudinal stress/cN · cm −1 , transverse stress/cN · cm −1 , static drape coefficient/%, compression recovery rate/%, wicking height/cm/30 min, shear stiffness (transverse)/gf/cm · degree, shear stiffness (longitudinal)/gf/cm · degree, evaporation rate/g · h −1 , liquid water diffusion rate/mm · s −1 , and maximum wetting radius/mm, respectively.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moisture regain indicates moisture containment in the form of water vapor, which can be affected by the chemical composition of fibers. 28 Specimens composed of cellulose fibers, such as cotton and rayon, had high moisture regain due to the hydrophilic functional groups in their chemical structure. In contrast, synthetic fibers, including polyester, nylon, and acryl, had low moisture regain since they lack hydrophilic functional groups, attracting less moisture.…”
Section: Evaluation Of Fabric Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%