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ADVANCED TEXTILE TESTING TECHNIQUES
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- Author: SHERAZ AHMAD
- ISBN: 9781138746336
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ABOUT THE BOOK
Textile testing is an important field of textile sciences involving experimental evaluation of conventional as well as technical textile products. This book aims to provide technical details, required protocols and procedures for conducting any specific evaluation test along with key parameters. The book covers the topics in two main sections, first one for the conventional textile testing techniques starting from fiber to final product while the second one focusses on testing of technical textiles.
Written with a reader friendly approach, it will cater to graduate students in textile engineering as well as industry personnel, focusing on following key points:
- Addresses all techniques for testing both conventional and technical textiles.
- Describes testing techniques compliance with the latest requirements of the updated EN ISO and AATCC standards.
- Provides detailed description on the testing of technical textiles and their products.
- Discusses the operations conditions, like atmospheric conditions, and human error with cause and effect diagrams.
- Covers both destructive and non-destructive testing.
Table of Contents
Introduction to Textile Testing
1.1 What is textile testing
1.2 Types of textile testing
1.3 Importance of textile testing
1.4 Importance of standards
1.5 Sampling Techniques
1.6 Statistical terms
1.7 References
Polymer Testing Methods for Conventional & Technical Textiles
2.1. Introduction
2.2. Characterization Approaches
2.3. Morphological Analysis
2.4. Thermal Analysis
2.5. Rheological Analysis
2.6 Bibliography
Advanced Characterization Techniques – Conventional and Technical Textiles
3.1. Introduction
3.2. Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)
3.3. Energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDX)
3.4. X-ray Diffraction Analysis (XRD)
3.5. Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR)
3.6. Atomic absorption spectroscopy
3.7. Thermal and Water vapour resistivity
3.8. Moisture management
3.9. Air permeability
3.10. IR Thermography
3.11. Bibliography
Textile Fibres
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Fiber classification
4.3 Fiber identification methods
4.4 Physical properties
4.5 Mechanical properties
4.6 Chemical properties
4.7 References
Textile Yarns
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Yarn classification
5.3 Yarn linear density
5.4 Yarn tensile properties
5.5 Evaluation of yarn twist
5.6 Evaluation of evenness of yarn
Textile Greige Fabrics (Woven & Knitted)
6.1. Introduction
6.2.Classification
6.3 Fabric Aerial Density/GSM
6.4 Fabric Tensile Properties
6.5. Fabric Stiffness
6.6 Fabric drape
6.7 Fabric Skew and Bow
6.8 Fabric Inspection
6.9 References
Textile Dyed and Finished Fabric
7.1 Color fastness properties
7.2 Fabric shrinkage
7.3 Fire retardency test
7.4 Oil and water repellency test
7.5 Easy care performance test
7.6 Antimicrobial test
7.7 References
Apparel and Home Textiles
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Classification
8.3 Fabric Testing
8.4 Sewing Thread Testing
8.5 Seam Testing
8.6 Testing for Trims and Accessories
8.7 Clothing Inspection
8.8 References
Composite material
9.1 Physical testing
9.2 Mechanical characterization
9.3 Non-destructive testing
9.4 References
Nonwovens
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Market overview and application
10.3 Non-woven technology
10.4 Composites Non-woven
10.5 Characterization of Nonwovens
10.6 Testing of Nonwovens
Bibliography
Medical Textiles
11.1. Introduction
11.2. Essential properties
11.3. Classifications of medical textile products
11.4. International testing standards for MEDITECH product
11.5. References
Smart and Electronic Textiles
12.1. Introduction
12.2. Interactive Fabrics
12.3. Classification of smart and e-textiles
12.4. Fabrication techniques used to produce e-textiles
12.5. Electrical resistance of e-textiles
12.6. Current and voltage measurement of e-textiles
12.7. Stability of the coating on fabric and compatibility with electrolyte solution