Ultrasonik ve Klasik Yıkama Yöntemlerinin Dokuma Kumaş Termal Özelliklerine Etkilerinin İncelenmesi

Uzun, Muhammet

doi:10.7216/130075992012198601

Tekstil ve Mühendis

2012

DOI: 10.7216/130075992012198601

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Ultrasonik ve Klasik Yıkama Yöntemlerinin Dokuma Kumaş Termal Özelliklerine Etkilerinin İncelenmesi

Muhammet Uzun¹

Abstract: Bu çalýþmada, iki farklý (ultrasonik ve klasik) yýkama yöntemi ile yýkanmýþ %100 pamuk, %100 polyester (PES) ve %50/50 pamuk/PES karýþým dokuma kumaþlarýn kuru ve nemli haldeki termal konfor özellikleri incelenmiþtir. Yýkama sonrasý termal konfor özelliklerinin nasýl deðiþtiðinin bilinmesi üretilecek kumaþýn kullaným alanýnýn belirlenmesinde faydalý olacaktýr. Alambeta ve Permetest cihazlarý kullanýlarak kumaþlarýn termal özelliklerine, yýkama yöntemlerinin, kuru ve nemli hallerin ve lif türünün etkisi karþýla… Show more

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Thermo-physiological properties and burning behaviours of automotive upholstery fabrics woven with aramid and wool yarns

Şardağ¹,

Türk

2020

Journal of Industrial Textiles

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Today, people’s expectations of cars have changed because they travel more frequently and take much longer trips in their automobiles. Therefore, auto manufacturers have come to realize that comfort properties of automobiles should be improved in addition to their mechanical, technical and aesthetical properties. This study aimed to investigate the thermophysiological properties of the automotive upholstery woven fabrics produced with different blend ratios of flame resistant meta-aramid and wool yarns. For this purpose, twenty-eight automotive upholstery woven fabric samples were produced using two different weaving patterns and different blend ratios of flame resistant meta-aramid and wool yarns. Thermophysiological properties of the samples such as water vapor permeabilities, air permeabilities and thermal conductivities were measured, and their burning behaviours were tested according to the standards. The results obtained in this study were assessed by means of statistical methods, and the results of the statistical analysis showed that blending ratios of flame resistant meta-aramid and wool fiber had statistically significant effects on both the thermo-physiological properties and burning behaviours of automotive upholstery fabrics. This study showed that the thermal comfort values of the automotive upholstery fabrics of different meta-aramid/wool blend ratios were very close to one another. In addition, the air permeability values of these fabrics were increased with the increase of the meta-aramid content in the blend. The blends containing 25% meta-aramid fiber exhibited the highest increases in air permeability values of the fabrics. Besides, the blend of 25% meta-aramid and 75% wool fiber was found to be the optimal blending ratio in terms of the total burning time after the removal of the ignition source. Therefore, it can be concluded that thermo-physiological comfort properties and burning behaviours of automotive upholstery fabrics can be improved by using the blends with different meta-aramid contents, depending on desired fire performance levels and thermophysical properties.

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Thermo-physiological properties and burning behaviours of automotive upholstery fabrics woven with aramid and wool yarns

Şardağ¹,

Türk

2020

Journal of Industrial Textiles

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Evaluation of Antibacterial, Mechanical, and Comfort Properties of Woven Fabrics Consist of Cotton, Bamboo, and Silver Fibers

Tayyar¹,

Tetik²,

Abak³

2018

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In this study, experimental and statistical evaluation of antibacterial, mechanical, and comfort properties of woven fabrics consisting of cotton, bamboo and silver yarns were presented. For the purpose of the study; cotton-bamboo and cotton-silver blended fabrics were produced, mechanical properties (such as tensile strength and tear strength) were investigated, antibacterial activities were determined, and thermal comfort properties (such as thermal conductivity, thermal absorption, thermal resistance, air permeability, water vapor permeability, and water vapor resistance) were measured. Statistical evaluations were performed by one way ANOVA and Tukey HSD and Tamhane's T2 test methods. According to the outputs of the research, the mechanical and comfort properties can be improved and the antibacterial activities can be obtained of shirting and bedding fabrics by differing weft yarn type and density.

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Ultrasonik ve Klasik Yıkama Yöntemlerinin Dokuma Kumaş Termal Özelliklerine Etkilerinin İncelenmesi

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Thermo-physiological properties and burning behaviours of automotive upholstery fabrics woven with aramid and wool yarns

Thermo-physiological properties and burning behaviours of automotive upholstery fabrics woven with aramid and wool yarns

Evaluation of Antibacterial, Mechanical, and Comfort Properties of Woven Fabrics Consist of Cotton, Bamboo, and Silver Fibers

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