2018
DOI: 10.1080/00405000.2018.1526444
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Textile applications of commercial photochromic dyes: part 7. A statistical investigation of the influence of photochromic dyes on the mechanical properties of thermoplastic fibres

Abstract: Textile applications of commercial photochromic dyes: part 7. A statistical investigation of the influence of photochromic dyes on the mechanical properties of thermoplastic fibres

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“…The textile industry has played a important role in the exchanging of goods and impacted by novel techniques through the development of more environmentally friendly processes [64][65][66][67]. Many biodegradable fibers may be natural, regenerated or synthetic such as Ingeo (Natureworks), LLC produced from corn, a biodegradable thermoplastic polyatide (PLA); Lenpur produced from wood pulp of harvested white pine tree clippings; and Modal and Tencel/Lyocell produced by Lenzing from wood pulp of beech and eucalyptus trees, and biodegradable aliphatic/aromatic multi-block co-polyesters.…”
Section: Biopolymers and Biodegradable Textiles Industrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The textile industry has played a important role in the exchanging of goods and impacted by novel techniques through the development of more environmentally friendly processes [64][65][66][67]. Many biodegradable fibers may be natural, regenerated or synthetic such as Ingeo (Natureworks), LLC produced from corn, a biodegradable thermoplastic polyatide (PLA); Lenpur produced from wood pulp of harvested white pine tree clippings; and Modal and Tencel/Lyocell produced by Lenzing from wood pulp of beech and eucalyptus trees, and biodegradable aliphatic/aromatic multi-block co-polyesters.…”
Section: Biopolymers and Biodegradable Textiles Industrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Smart textiles bridge the gap between interactivity and interconnectivity, 5 they react to outside stimuli but doesn't necessarily have an electronic component like thermo-chromic and photochromic fabrics; [6][7][8] they could be developed by Nano-technologies, embedded system and wireless communication technologies and create hybrid systems; 9 which can transferee information between the primary components of the textile, fabric, and fiber complex through the paths chosen by manufacturers, garment suppliers, fabric factories, and yarn suppliers, 10 Figure 1. They have a profound influence on the fourth industrial revolution, and form a significant step of Internet of Things (IoT); For example, screenprinted electroluminescent matrix display on fabric, as well as the design and construction of integrated drive electronics capable of operating the electroluminescent display and achieving good visibility.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The practical software-based approach improved the confidence benefits of experimental design and simulation [48,49]; it helps the engineering by reducing the target value variation in processes [50]. Furthermore, modeling of environment friendly composites' melt spinning process and factorial experimental design, optimization of the production processes for intelligent bio-fibers via statistical experimental design (SED) [51,52], forecasting program for the fiber extrusion, as well as the future applications of biodegradable polymers in the modern textiles industry.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%