Heat Storage and Release Characteristics of Ceramic-Imbedded Woven Fabric for Emotional Clothing
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Abstract This study examined the heat storage and release characteristics of ZrC-imbedded woven fabrics by light emission and thermal manikin experiments. The surface temperature of the ZrC-imbedded fabric was higher than that of the regular PET fabric. Furthermore, the Clo values of both the total and torso of the ZrC-imbedded fabric by the thermal manikin experiment were higher than those of the regular PET fabric, which suggests that the heat release is caused by far infrared rays emitted from the ZrC particles imbedded in the yarns as they receive light. This was confirmed by the higher emissivity and emissive power of the ZrC-imbedded fabric. However, the tactile hand of the ZrC-imbedded fabric needs to be improved by adjusting the structural parameters of the fabric and finishing process factors.
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OpenAlex topics: Consumer Perception and Purchasing Behavior · Fashion and Cultural Textiles
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Korea Research Institute for Fashion Industry , Daegu , Korea
Dept. of Fiber System Engineering , Yeungnam Univ , Gyeongsan , Korea
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