Development of a textile sensibility evaluation system

Park, Jangwoon; Hong, Won-Gi; Jeong, Jeongrim; Lee, Myungeun; Chae, Younbyoung; Paik, Minjoo; Cho, Gilsoo; You, Heecheon

doi:10.1007/s12221-013-1400-0

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“…The tactile sensations are constituted from many aspects of subjective sensations, such as feelings of hardness, warmness, roughness and prickliness. Compared with handle performance, tactile properties for clothing comfort comprise a less-studied area, and existing test methods have mainly been focused on subjective evaluation methods [ 34 , 35 , 36 , 37 ] and the relational model between the tactility of certain subjective sensations and certain physical performances obtained from separate instruments [ 38 , 39 ]. Tactile properties have usually been subjectively evaluated by a panel of specialists [ 34 ], as well as by professional athletes [ 35 ], and volunteers through answering a questionnaire [ 36 ].…”

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“…Based on the subjective evaluation results, Ramalho et al compared the questionnaire answers for tactile perception with the results of the friction coefficient of friction measurements [ 36 ]. Park et al improved the questionnaire method of subjective evaluation and developed a computerized textile sensibility evaluation system [ 37 ]. In the construction of the prediction model, a framework was proposed to address the correlations between tactile attributes, such as sensible texture and slipperiness, and the friction coefficient [ 38 ].…”

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Mechanical Measurement System and Precision Analysis for Tactile Property Evaluation of Porous Polymeric Materials

2018

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Tactile properties are one of the most important attributes of porous polymeric materials such as textiles, comprising a subjective evaluation index for textile materials and functional clothing, primarily affecting the sensation of comfort during the wearing of a garment. A new test method was proposed, and a mechanical measurement system was developed to objectively characterize the tactile properties of porous polymeric materials by simulating the dynamic contact processes during human skin contact with the materials and in consideration of different aspects of tactile sensations. The measurement system can measure the bending, compression, friction, and thermal transfer properties in one apparatus, and is capable of associating the objective measurements with the subjective tactile sensations. The test and evaluation method, the components of the mechanical measurement system, the definition and grading method of the evaluation indices, and the neural network prediction model from objective test results to subjective sensations of tactile properties were presented. The experiments were conducted for the objective tests and correlation tests. Seven types of porous polymeric sheet materials from seven categories for the tactile properties were cut to a size of 200 mm × 200 mm and tested. Each index of tactile properties was significantly different (P < 0.05) between different sheet materials. The correlations of bending, compression, friction, and thermal transfer properties with Kawabata KES test methods were analyzed. An intra-laboratory test was conducted and an analysis of the variance was performed to determine the critical differences of within laboratory precisions of the measurement system. This mechanical measurement system provides a method and system for objective measurement and evaluation of tactile properties of porous polymeric sheet materials in industrial application.

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Mechanical Measurement System and Precision Analysis for Tactile Property Evaluation of Porous Polymeric Materials

2018

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“…Berg mami et al [7][8][9] adopted the ranking method to rank varieties of stimulat ion in terms of roughness sense. Cholewiak and Louw, et al [10,11] selected paired comparison method to analyze the threshold value and difference threshold value of roughness sensibility.…”

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Research on Evaluation Method of Contiguous Sense of Linen Fabrics

Kuang¹

2015

Proceedings of the International Conference on Logistics, Engineering, Management and Computer Science

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(1) Objective: To test the feasibility of the proposed method that evaluates the contiguous sense of linen fabrics by using experimental paradigm of behavioral experiment. (2) Methods: The experimental program is written with E-Prime 2.0, while the expression of the experimental stimulus material is realized with the self-made contiguous sense measurement device, which output the senses of itch, roughness and smoothness among the fabric contiguous sense. (3) Results: The evaluation values of the senses of urtication, roughness and smoothness differs significant, and can distinguish the intensity of the contiguous senses of 8 fabrics fully. There is no obvious difference among the evaluation methods of contiguous senses of those fabrics by using measurement device or manual measurement. (4) Conclusion: The self-made contiguous sense measurement device combined with the introduction of behavioral experimental paradigm is feasible, presenting the contiguous sense of linen fabrics effectively.

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