Quantitative Study on the Relationship between Quilting Factors and the Thermal Insulation Property of Down

Dai, Mengting; Jia-yue, WU; Guo, Luqing; Wu, Qiaoying

doi:10.1109/ihmsc52134.2021.00033

2021 13th International Conference on Intelligent Human-Machine Systems and Cybernetics (IHMSC) 2021

DOI: 10.1109/ihmsc52134.2021.00033

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Quantitative Study on the Relationship between Quilting Factors and the Thermal Insulation Property of Down

Mengting Dai

WU Jia-yue

Luqing Guo

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“…Presently, the spatial division of the inner liners is mainly done by quilting, and the differences lie in their division: geometry and size. Dai et al 19 studied the influence of quilting form and number on the thermal insulation performance of down products. Yuying et al 20 reported that the filling amount is the most important factor affecting thermal resistance.…”

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Optimization of the quilting method and filling quality of cold-proof down clothing based on thermal insulation performance

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Liu

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This work investigates the thermal insulation performances of clothing based on down and a quilting method. The effect of several parameters was studied, including the amount of down, quilting number, and their geometry. An experimental study was combined with a geometrical model to confirm that a regular hexagonal geometry is the best to maximize the heat insulation properties. For the overall tiling, the best thermal resistance was obtained by using 8.67 g of down, and the thermal conductivity is the lowest when the filling was 5.14 g down. The heat resistance was also found to increase by decreasing the quilting number, but the effect is less significant as the number increases. Also, a lower amount of down in each quilting place resulted in higher heat loss. So, improving the filling down quality helped to increase heat retention. The correct space division and filling quality lead to improved warmth retention of cold protection down products.

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“…Dai et al. 19 studied the influence of quilting form and number on the thermal insulation performance of down products. Yuying et al.…”

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Optimization of the quilting method and filling quality of cold-proof down clothing based on thermal insulation performance

Wang

Liu

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Textile Research Journal

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Investigation of the heat transfer through down clothing with quilting structure

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Zhang,

Teng

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Thermal Science and Engineering Progress

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Quantitative Study on the Relationship between Quilting Factors and the Thermal Insulation Property of Down

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Optimization of the quilting method and filling quality of cold-proof down clothing based on thermal insulation performance

Optimization of the quilting method and filling quality of cold-proof down clothing based on thermal insulation performance

Investigation of the heat transfer through down clothing with quilting structure

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