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Studies on animal fibre blended handmade felts: Part II — Frictional, compressional and thermal properties

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Title Studies on animal fibre blended handmade felts: Part II — Frictional, compressional and thermal properties
 
Creator Shakyawar, D B
Patni, P C
Gupta, N P
 
Subject Camel hair
Compressibility
Rabbit hair
Thermal conductivity
Wool
 
Description 301-305
The frictional, compressional and thermal properties of handmade felts prepared from wool, rabbit hair, camel hair and their blends have been studied. Felts made from rabbit hair and its blends are smoother, warmer and softer as compared to those made from camel hair and sheep wool. Felts produced from sheep wool possess highest coefficient of friction and resiliency than those produced from camel hair. Frictional properties of felts are governed by fibre diameter, medullation content and compressibility of felt, whereas thermal behaviour is influenced by fibre diameter only.
 
Date 2008-03-11T10:43:54Z
2008-03-11T10:43:54Z
2007-09
 
Type Article
 
Identifier 0971-0426
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/335
 
Language en_US
 
Relation : Int. Cl.⁸ D04H
 
Publisher CSIR
 
Source IJFTR Vol.32(3) [September 2007]