Development of electroconductive polyacrylonitrile fibers through chemical metallization and galvanisation

Abstract

Novel treatments for the reduction of dyebath induced hygral expansion are described. Their application in Neolan P dyebaths offers the potential for reduced dimensional instability with a limited impact on the final fabric colour

Integrating high electrical conductivity and photocatalytic activity in cotton fabric by cationizing for enriched coating of negatively charged graphene oxide

“…Various techniques have been used to integrate electrical conductivity to the fabric. For instance, electrodepositing of gold and silver nanoparticles inside the microstructure of textile fibers (Pasta, Hu, La Mantia, & Cui, 2012), using of metallic fibers during fabric manufacturing and chemical metallization of the fibers (Akbarov et al, 2006). However, these techniques come at the cost of reducing the required flexibility of the fabric.…”

Chemical and electrochemical study of fabrics coated with reduced graphene oxide

“…Different methods have been employed to provide the fabrics with electrical conductivity. For example the use of metallic fibers inserted in the fabric, chemical metallization of fibers [5], the extrusion of fibers with conductive particles such as carbon derivatives [6] or the synthesis of conducting polymer films on the fabrics [7][8][9].…”

STUDY OF ELECTRICAL CONDUCTING triboelectric properties of fabrics for safety shoes.annotation.

“…[2] The essence of the triboelectricmethod is that in the process of rubbing one material to other forms electrostatic double layer. This method electrification simple, requires no additional hardware and in practice most commonly used.…”

“…The increase in the charge density on the material takes place inside the shoe, where the material is carried on the foot contact with the lining material, leading to recharge and runoff or dispersion of charge [ 2 ] .Widely used methods for measuring electrostatic properties of textile materials are presented in the European standards, which describe the test methods for measuring surface resistivity [4], electrical resistance through a material [5] and electric charge decay [6] and is applied in textile materials research and evaluation laboratories [7]. Measurements of electrostatic properties are alsodescribed in Chinese standards for testing static properties and static voltage semi-decay of textile materials [8] and static electricity testing of textiles [9].…”