Moisture Responded Transformable Property Of Intelligent Coolness Knitted Fabrics For Sportswear Clothings
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Abstract
Abstract The present study examined the physical properties related to the intelligent coolness characteristics including the wearing comfort of Huvis elastic fiber (HEF) knitted fabrics. For this purpose, three kinds of covered filament yarn specimens, such as PET-HEF, Aerocool-HEF, and PET-spandex, were prepared, and their knitted fabric specimens were made using these covered yarn specimens. These knitted fabric specimens were dyed at different dyeing temperatures and times to analyze the dyeing characteristics. The moisture absorption rate, drying, and hygral expansion of the three kinds of knitted fabric specimens were measured and compared with the yarn characteristics to determine the wearing comfort of HEF knitted fabrics.
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OpenAlex topics: Textile materials and evaluations · Phase Change Materials Research · Thermoregulation and physiological responses
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Korea Research Institute for Fashion Industry, Daegu , Korea, Republic of
Dept. of Textile Eng. And Technology, Yeungnam Univ, Gyeongsan , Korea, Republic of
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