Integration of Computer Aided Design and Smart Textiles to Prepare Multi-Functional Sportswear: Diet-Facilitating Suit

Park, Jung Hyun; Suh, Myung‐Won; Satam, Dnyanada; Lee, Hoon Joo

doi:10.14504/ar.14.4.3

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“…The properties of antifungal, conductivity can be incorporated by using metal nanoparticles of Ni, Cu, Pt, Pd, Ag, and Au [148][149][150][151][152]. It was reported that abrasion chemical resistance can be obtained by applying nanoparticles of carbon black [152,161]. Carbon nanotubes were reported to have the capability of imparting thermal and electrical conductivity to textiles [147,148,162].…”

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Recent Developments in Materials and Manufacturing Techniques Used for Sports Textiles

Ahmad

Akhtar

Anam

et al. 2023

International Journal of Polymer Science

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In the recent era of development, the global market for the sportswear textile manufacturing industries has increased with the increase in consumption of active sportswear. The sportswear manufacturers not only focused on the market trends but also focused on material diversification with technology enhancement. The performance characteristics of active sportswear directly influence comfort level and athletic performance during sports activities. Different types of sportswear products require different performance characteristics. Appropriate moisture and heat management are the key factors for the endowment of the required physiological comfort level. In highly engineered textile-based sports goods, special characteristics are incorporated in the polymer/fibers/product manufacturing procedures/finishing techniques to obtain the maximum performance and comfort level. In this review paper current market trends, highly engineered polymers, fibers, fabrics, finishes, nanomaterials, and the recent developments in the manufacturing techniques of sportswear are illustrated.

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“…Textilebased Piezo-resistive sensors were developed for monitoring breathing rate [158]. For monitoring chemical or physical changes, the heart rates of athletes [159], changes in waist circumference, time of exercise, and body temperature are useful in several applications of sports textiles [160,161].…”

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Recent Developments in Materials and Manufacturing Techniques Used for Sports Textiles

Ahmad

Akhtar

Anam

et al. 2023

International Journal of Polymer Science

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“…Outdoor sports have driven the diversity of functional textiles for both sports and recreational use. 2 When the water vapor generated by sweating during exercise can dissipate to the ambient environment, the relative humidity inside the clothing decreases and the temperature drops to keep the clothing comfortable and dry. 3,4 Some major textile manufacturers, such as Far Eastern Co., Eclat Co., etc., have focused on enhancing the water repellency and water vapor permeability (WVP) of outdoor sport textiles.…”

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Optimization of the water-based polyurethane with acrylate terminal process in nylon fabrics application using the Taguchi-based gray relational analysis method

Kuo

Dong

Yang

2020

Textile Research Journal

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This study synthesized the water-permeable and hydrophobic property of water-based polyurethane (WPU) and applied it to nylon fiber-based functional textiles. Specifically, poly-stearyl acrylate (PSA) homopolymers with different molecular weights were used as end-capping agents in the WPU to form water-based polyurethane with acrylate terminal (WPUA). In the WPUA process, dimethylacetamide was adopted as a neutralizing agent to form a stable WPUA emulsion. The effects of the design parameters, such as the hydrophilic ionic group dimethylol propionic acid (DMPA), the PSA molecular weight and content, were set as the control factors and are analyzed by the Taguchi method and gray relational analysis (GRA). The water-repellent characteristic, water vapor permeability (WVP) and fabric flexural rigidity were considered as performance parameters as multi-qualities. The Taguchi method was based on the analysis of variance and implemented orthogonal arrays for experimental design. Each performance parameter was optimized independently. Then, the performance parameters were optimized together with GRA. According to the experimental results, the most important factor for the water-repellent characteristic, WVP and fabric flexural rigidity is the DMPA content, followed by the PSA molecular weight and content. The corresponding results showed that in the optimal parameter combination, the content of DMPA was 30.8 phm (parts per hundred monomer by weight), the PSA molecular weight was 3000 g/mol and the PSA content was 4 phm. After WPUA padding, the water contact angle of the water-repellent nylon was 135.3°, the WVP was 2271.7 g/m2/day and the flexural rigidity was 2.7 cm.

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“…1 In recent years, due to the increasing popularity of outdoor sports, functional textiles for sports and recreational use have become more and more diversified. 2 During sports activities, the water vapor generated by sweating and heating dissipates to the ambient environment, thus decreasing the relative humidity (RH) in the clothing to achieve a cooling effect, and making the clothing feeling comfortable and dry. 3,4 In order to enhance the wear comfort of clothing in outdoor activities, water repellency and water vapor permeability (WVP) are the key functionalities.…”

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Process development of water-based polyurethane with acrylate terminal group under water vapor permeability and water repellency for nylon fabric

Kuo

Chen

Yang

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Textile Research Journal

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This study synthesized water-based polyurethane with acrylate terminal group (WPUA) using the long carbon chain of stearyl acrylate to synthesize hydrophobic poly-stearyl acrylate (PSA). The proposed process could minimize environmental pollution caused by fluorine-containing monomers. As a water-based polyurethane (WPU) end-capping agent, the hydrophobic PSA and the hydrophilic and water vapor permeable WPU are copolymerized to form a WPUA functional resin with simultaneous water vapor permeability (WVP) and water repellency. Here, 2-mercaptoethanol was used to control the molecular weight of PSA to prepare the acrylate end-capping agent. PSA was then employed in WPU to form WPUA, which is characterized by the moisture permeability of WPU and water repellency of acrylic resin simultaneously. During the WPUA process, dimethylacetamide was used as a neutralizer to replace the traditional toxic chemical control drug triethylamine. This study set up the material and chemical structure to replace the toxic chemical-controlled drugs and organofluoride in the traditional preparation of moisture permeable and water repellent materials. The proposed process was proven to reduce the consumption of organic solvent, achieve WPUA copolymer stability, and provided moisture permeable and water repellent functions. In addition, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy was used to determine the structure of WPUA, while thermogravimetry analysis and differential scanning calorimetry were performed to establish the thermal properties of WPUA. After the WPUA was padded on nylon fabric, its water drop contact angle was observed through a scanning electron microscope. The results showed that the contact angle of nylon fabric increased significantly, water repellency was reached, and WVP rises by 23.75%.

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Integration of Computer Aided Design and Smart Textiles to Prepare Multi-Functional Sportswear: Diet-Facilitating Suit

Cited by 5 publications

References 14 publications

Recent Developments in Materials and Manufacturing Techniques Used for Sports Textiles

Recent Developments in Materials and Manufacturing Techniques Used for Sports Textiles

Optimization of the water-based polyurethane with acrylate terminal process in nylon fabrics application using the Taguchi-based gray relational analysis method

Process development of water-based polyurethane with acrylate terminal group under water vapor permeability and water repellency for nylon fabric

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