Evaluation of Exothermicity of Moisture Absorption and Endothermicity of Moisture Release Characteristics of Clothing Materials Using “Two Connected Artificial Climate Chambers” and Contact and Non-Contact Temperature Sensors
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Abstract
As the global environment changes, the development of thermal functionality of fabric products has attracting attention. Accordingly, methods to measure the surface temperature of fabrics and an experimental system to immediately provide changes in humidity for this purpose were examined. We first attempted a method to move the humidity setting of an artificial climate chamber up and down at the maximum rate for the evaluation of exothermicity of moisture absorption and endothermicity of moisture release characteristics. Next, we evaluated a method to move back and forth between two consecutive climate artificial chambers to measure exothermicity of moisture absorption and endothermicity of moisture properties with higher accuracy. The latter method was then used to compare the infrared thermocamera, a non-contact thermometer, with the K-type thermocouple sensor, a contact thermometer.
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OpenAlex topics: Textile materials and evaluations · Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
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Graduate School of Integrated Life Studies, WAYO Women’s University
Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute
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