Influence of sewing thread fineness and seam type on thermal properties of seams
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Abstract
This research is aimed at studying the impact of micro-denier polyester filament on seam thermal comfort properties.Sewing threads of 150 deniers have been proposed from textured micro˗denier polyester filaments with five differentfilament numbers (3.94 dpf, 3.1 dpf, 1.38 dpf, 1.04 dpf, and 0.52 dpf), calculated based on the number of the filament withinthe specified fibre diameter. The stitch density (10 stitches per inch) has been used. It is observed that the air permeabilityand water vapour permeability increase with an increase in sewing thread filament fineness on the seam line. The thermalproperties of the seamed fabric are highly influenced by the sewing thread filament fineness. Micro filaments of the sewingthread improve the thermal conductivity of the seams. Air permeability and moisture vapor transmission rate increase as thefineness decreases in the micro-denier range. All the results are statistically analyzed using ANOVA at 0.05 significancelevels. The statistically analyzed results show that the sewing thread filament fineness is significantly affecting the thermalproperties of the seamed fabric.
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OpenAlex topics: Textile materials and evaluations
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