Issue 6 (144) / 2020
Title page Contents
Authors: Gabor Manuela Rozalia , Cristache Nicoleta , Oltean Flavia Dana
In the context of contemporary society, the behaviour of the consumer is influenced to a great extent by models that appear in advertisements. Romanian clothing companies should take into account that globally they are competing against top... more »
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| Pages 8–14
Grafting Modification of Natural Fibres
with Cyclodextrin
Authors: Liu Jinshu, Ma Xiaoyan , Shi Wenzhao, Xing Jianwei , Ma Chaoqun
Over the years, a multiplicity of grafting modification techniques have been studied to combine the adsorption and wettability of natural fibres with the capacity of cyclodextrins (CDs) to form inclusion complexes. The fixation of CDs on fibres is... more »
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| Pages 15–23
Authors: Feng Pei, Liu Dashuang, Yang Chongchang
This paper proposes a new covered yarn system in which the tension of spandex elastic yarn drawing is controlled. By analysing the relationship between the draw ratio and yarn tension, it was verified that the new tension... more »
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| Pages 24–28
In the present work, we propose a framework of simulating the colour appearance for weft-knitted fabric. A self-developed image capturing apparatus was used to record an image of coloured spun yarn. Pierce’s loop model was used for the... more »
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| Pages 29–34
Authors: Dadgar Mehran
In the carpet industry, yarn shrinkage is a very important specification, the percent of which being affected by heat-setting parameters, time and temperature. In order to obtain the best uniform appearance of carpets, the shrinkage of pile... more »
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| Pages 35–41
Authors: Huang Canyi, Cui Lina , Xia Hong , Qiu Yiping , Ni Qing-Qing
In the present research, a physical-geometric-feature of continuous yarn in a plain woven fabric was created and its FE model was analysed by considering the two key issues of woven fabric, the crimp and inter-yarn friction. The basic parameters... more »
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| Pages 43–52
Analysis of the Impact Resistance Capacity of 3D Spacer Fabrics Based on Impact Tests
Authors: Zawadzka Kinga , Barburski Marcin, Rutkowski Jacek
The article presents the structure influence of distance spacer fabric on the ability to protect against impact based on impact test results of selected packages made of spacer fabrics. The aim of testing these materials was to check... more »
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| Pages 53–57
Potentialities of Reducing Textile Waste in the Manufacturing of Garments from Striped Fabrics
Authors: Vilumsone-Nemes Ineta, Kaplan Volkan, Belakova Dana
Certain material losses are still tolerated in traditional garment manufacturing process. Only 80% of textile materials purchased by industry companies are used for their main purpose. The other 20% lost in garment cutting process are landfilled, incinerated,... more »
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| Pages 58–63
Authors: Rittner Steffen, Speck Kerstin , Seidel André , Ewertowski Mateusz , Curbach Manfred, Cherif Chokri
Due to the General Building Approval granted for the strengthening of steel reinforced concrete structures by means of textile reinforced concrete, the foundation for its introduction into practice was successfully established. It approves textile reinforcements in... more »
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| Pages 64–71
Authors: Maanvizhi M., Prakash C., Rameshbabu V.
The impact of stitch density and seam class on the moisture management properties of seams was investigated in this study. A lapped seam (Class 2) using a Flat Lock Stitch class ASTM 607 and a super imposed seam (Class 1)... more »
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| Pages 72–78
Measurement of the Inside Microclimate of Footwear Constructed from Different Material Sets
Authors: Grabowska-Polanowska Beata, Kwiecień Joanna , Gajewski Robert
The aim of the research was to determine the effect of footwear materials used on the microclimate inside shoes and to identify which material set provides optimal comfort to users. The microclimate of the interior of 21 pairs... more »
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| Pages 79–84
Authors: Šauperl Olivera, Tompa Jasna
This research is based on the use of a variety of natural compounds and their mixtures with chitosan in order to create an efficient textile product for sanitary/medical use which shows antimicrobial and antioxidant effectiveness at the... more »
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| Pages 85–88
Study on the Electromagnetic and Mechanical Properties of Coated Composites
Authors: Liu Yuanjun, Wang Huanhuan , Zhang Yiqu , Wang Xichen , Yin Guang, Han Xiaohui , Niu Jiarong
In this paper, a single-layer coated composite was prepared using PU2540 polyurethane as the matrix, nickel powder as the wave-absorbing functional particle, and coating technology on plain cotton fabric. The influence of the content of nickel powder on... more »
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| Pages 89–97
Authors: Arsyad Muhammad , Soenoko Rudy , Arman Arman
This study aimed to determine the effect of the long soaking of coir in sodium hydroxide solution on its mechanical properties. The materials used, namely coir, sodium hydroxide solution, polyester matrix, catalyst, and aquades. The coir was soaked... more »
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| Pages 98–103
Combined Scouring and Bleaching
of Cotton/Linen Blends by a Near-Neutral Activated Peroxide System
The simultaneous scouring and bleaching of cotton/linen blends was performed in a near-neutral activated peroxide system (pH = 7.2). A response surface quadratic model (RSQM) based on the central composite design (CCD) was established to investigate and optimise the... more »
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| Pages 104–109
Attaining Optimum Values of Colourfastness Properties of Sustainable Dyes on Cotton Fabrics
Authors: Islam Md Shariful , Alam Shaikh Md. Mominul, Ahmed Shaharia
The aim of this research was to identify optimum values of the colorfastness properties of sustainable dyes on cotton fabrics. Sustainable dyes are ecofriendly, biodegradable, economical and easily attainable from natural sources. The findings of this research established... more »
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| Pages 110–117
Cold Plasma Treatment in Wet Chemical Textile Processing
Authors: Yilma Baye Berhanu, Luebben Joern Felix , Nalankilli Govindan
Nowadays, cold plasma technology is highly involved in textile processing either to assist conventional wet-chemical processing and/or create innovative products. Plasma surface treatment is an ergonomically simple process, but the plasma process and its effect on... more »
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| Pages 118–126
SACNN: Spatial Adversarial Convolutional Neural Network for Textile Defect Detection
Authors: Hou Wei, Tao Xian, Ma Wenzhi, Xu De
Constructing textile defect detection systems is significant for quality control in industrial production, but it is costly and laborious to label sufficient detailed samples. This paper proposes a model called ‘spatial adversarial convolutional neural network’ which tries... more »
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| Pages 127–133