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The methods of measuring the thermal insulation and water vapor permeability of fabrics

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Introduction Measuring the thermal insulation and water vapor permeability of fabrics is essential for evaluating their comfort, functionality, and suitability for various applications, ranging from winter clothing to sportswear and industrial textiles. Thermal insulation determines a fabric’s ability to resist heat transfer, a critical attribute for retaining warmth in cold environments. Methods such as the … Read more

Six Sigma: A Comprehensive Guide to Process Excellence

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Sourav Ghosh Operation AnalystClassic Fashion Apparel Ltd, JordanEmail: souravghosh090@gmail.com What is Six Sigma? Six Sigma is a structured methodology that equips organizations with the tools needed to enhance the efficiency of business processes. By reducing process variability and improving performance, Six Sigma fosters defect reduction boosts profitability, elevates employee morale, and enhances the quality of … Read more

Transforming Textiles with Nanotechnology: Applications and Advances

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Sakshi SinghResearch ScholarDr B R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar, Punjab, IndiaEmail Id – sakshigiit@gmail.com 1. Introduction Nanotechnology has significant commercial potential in the textile industry. Conventional textile structures often lose functionality after cleaning or wear, but nanoparticles, with their high surface-to-volume ratio and surface strength, enhance fabric bonding and durability. Nanoparticles do not … Read more

The Science and Innovation Behind Waterproof Breathable Fabrics

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Introduction: Waterproof breathable fabrics represent a remarkable innovation in textile technology, offering protection from external elements like wind and rain while maintaining wearer comfort. These fabrics are designed to fulfill the seemingly contradictory requirements of preventing liquid water penetration while allowing water vapor, such as perspiration, to escape. This unique combination ensures the wearer stays … Read more

Classification of Protective Textiles

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Protective textiles play a pivotal role in safeguarding individuals against various hazards, ranging from environmental extremes to industrial and military threats. These textiles are engineered to provide specific functionalities, ensuring safety and comfort in challenging environments. Here is a comprehensive classification of protective textiles, their applications, examples, and materials used in their fabrication. 1. Radiation … Read more

Soft Tissue Replacement Implants

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Rudra Narayan SahaResearch ScholarDr B R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar, Punjab, IndiaEmail Id – rudenarayansaha37469@gmail.com 1. Introduction Synthetic polymers are the main reason why soft tissue implants have been so successful. This is mostly because polymers can be made to match the physical and chemical properties of soft tissues. In addition, polymers can … Read more

Identifying Textile Fibers Using a Burning Test

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The burning test is a traditional method of identifying different types of textile fibers based on their behavior when exposed to a flame. Each fiber type exhibits distinct characteristics during combustion, such as the color of the flame, odor, residue, and whether it melts or continues to burn after the flame is removed. In this … Read more

Denim Finishing using Laser Technology- A detailed study on the working process of laser machines

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Sourav Ghosh Operation AnalystClassic Fashion Apparel Ltd, JordanEmail: souravghosh090@gmail.com Introduction:  Industry is moving toward 4.0, by matching the foot step garment industry is also moving toward 4.0. Denim washing is also not behind in this race. Denim washing is moving toward sustainability. Laser is a milestone to that path only. Making a pair of denim … Read more

Polyamide: Preparation, Properties, Types, Advantages, Disadvantages, and Applications

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Introduction Polyamides are polymers formed by the reaction between carboxylic acids and amines, producing a chain linked by amide (-CO-NH-) bonds. These polymers can be naturally occurring, such as proteins, or synthetically produced, like nylon. Polyamides were first commercialized by the American company DuPont in 1938. Natural polyamides include wool and silk, while synthetic types … Read more

The Diverse Applications of Nonwoven Fabrics: Revolutionizing Industries

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Nonwoven fabrics have emerged as a game-changer across various industries, owing to their versatility, cost-effectiveness, and unique properties. Unlike traditional textiles, nonwoven fabrics are not woven or knitted; they are produced by bonding or entangling fibres using mechanical, chemical, or thermal techniques. This innovative production process opens the door for applications that traditional textiles cannot … Read more