article·2000-05-01

Comparison between thermal insulation and thermal properties of classical and microfibres polyester fabrics

Laurence Schacher, Dominique Adolphe, Jean-Yves Dréan

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Abstract A lot of fibre and fabric structures or finishing parameters influence the functional properties of fabrics. In order to assess the thermal properties of conventional polyester and microfibre types of fabrics the plate/fabric/plate method for conductivity or cool/warm feeling was used. Fabrics made of microfibres show lower heat conductance and therefore higher thermal insulation properties. Microfibre fibres exhibit a warmer feeling than conventional polyester fabrics depending on pressure, which may be due to the difference in the fibre and fabric surface in contact with the human skin.
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OpenAlex topics: Textile materials and evaluations

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