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Evaluation of Comfort and Handle Behavior of Mulberry Silk Waste/Wool Blended Fabrics for End Use

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Title Evaluation of Comfort and Handle Behavior of Mulberry Silk Waste/Wool Blended Fabrics for End Use
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Creator Nisha Verma, Neelam Grewal & Sandeep Bains
 
Subject KES-FB; physiological comfort; silk/wool blends; tactile comfort; thermal comfort; total hand value; winter dress material
 
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The present study investigates tactile, thermal, physiological comfort, and
hand values of newly developed mulberry silk waste/wool blended fabrics
for end use. Intimate blended fabrics S1 (65s/35w, 2/33 × 33 tex) and S2
(65s/35w, 2/25 × 25 tex) had higher resilience as well as warpwise extensibility,
whereas union-blended fabrics S3 (100w × 65s/35w, 2/33 × 33 tex)
and S4 (100w × 65s/35w, 2/25 × 25 tex) had high bending hysteresis, high
tensile energy, lower coefficient of friction, and less geometric roughness.
S1, S2, and S4 fabrics exhibited higher transmission properties against air
and moisture vapor whereas S3 fabric showed superior thermal insulation
properties. S1 found significantly different (p ≤ .05) from S2 in terms of
smoothness, uniformity, and aesthetic appearance. Total hand value of
developed fabrics showed its suitablilty for women’s light weight winter
dress material and suitings, whereas union-blended fabrics were suitable for
men’s winter suitings. Stoles, mufflers, throws, and khes (bed covering)
were the most suitable end uses in terms of intimate blended fabrics
while shawls, lohis (gents shawl) mufflers, and khes were the most suitable
end uses of union-blended fabrics.
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Date 2019-12-04T05:28:32Z
2019-12-04T05:28:32Z
1001-01-01
 
Type Research Paper
 
Identifier Not Available
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http://krishi.icar.gov.in/jspui/handle/123456789/26869
 
Language English
 
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Publisher Taylor and francis