Effect of structure pamarents on thermal-moisture comfort of cut pile fabric
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Abstract
In order to study the thermal-moisture comfort of fabric,11 kinds specifications of cut pile fabrics were knitted using moisture absorbent and dry fast,low-elastic interlaced polyester yarn. The effect of the wool length,under-yarn feeding amount and linear density,etc. on the thermal-moisture comfort propertie was investigated by experiment method. The relationship between structure parameters and fabric permeability quantity,wicking height,warmth retention rate was found through the regression analysis. The results show that the structural parameters of wool length,under-yarn feeding amount and linear density have significant influence on the thermal-moisture comfort of the cut pile fabric. The wool length was significant influence on permeability and thermal insulation. There were negative and positive correlation between wool length of cut pile fabric and air permeability and clo value,respectively. The under-yarn feeding amount has a positive correlation with moisture permeability and its correlation coefficient was 0. 997 3.
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OpenAlex topics: Textile materials and evaluations
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