Abstract:This current study proposes a novel, successful method for multi-finishing polyacrylonitrile fabric. The performance of the polyacrylonitrile (PAN) fabric was successfully modified using functional finishing with hybrid composite (chitosan-titania NPs-organic UV absorber). PAN was activated to increase the number of reactive sites available for functional finishing. The effect of the finishing process on the fabric properties and the interaction between the activated PAN fabrics with the hybrid composite was d… Show more
“…32 In addition, TiO 2 nanoparticles are used in foods as a colorant, and in products such as toothpaste and sunscreen, thanks to their biological properties and low toxicity. 33 Because TiO 2 provides good thermal stability, it prevents ignition and propagation of combustion by improving the carbonization process for polymer matrices undergoing combustion. 18,26 In this study, the effect of nano-TiO 2 , together with chitosan, on the comfort properties of denim and calico fabrics was investigated.…”
In this study, chitosan is obtained from the waste shells of crayfish ( Astacus leptodactylus) and characterized. The crayfish chitosan was coated on cotton fabrics using the padding-drying method. The surface properties, flammability and water and air permeability properties of these coatings based on chitosan and a combination of chitosan and nano-TiO2 were determined. The weight of green calico fabric increased to 24.76% after coating with chitosan, while the weight of the blue dyed denim fabric increased to 5.19%. The chitosan coating increased the tear strength of the calico fabric by 20% in the weft direction. Thermogravimetric analysis and vertical burning tests show that chitosan improves the thermal resistance and flame retardancy performance of denim fabrics. While the amount of residue due to thermal degradation of the blue dyed denim fabric was 16.78%, it increased to 34% after coating with chitosan+nano-TiO2. The chitosan coating reduced the mass loss caused by thermal degradation in green calico fabric from 86.3% to 66.0%. Chitosan also improved the post-flame combustion performance of fabrics. While the ember burning time is decreased to 6s in the chitosan-coated dyed calico fabric, this did not occur in the chitosan+nano-TiO2-coated dyed denim fabric.
“…32 In addition, TiO 2 nanoparticles are used in foods as a colorant, and in products such as toothpaste and sunscreen, thanks to their biological properties and low toxicity. 33 Because TiO 2 provides good thermal stability, it prevents ignition and propagation of combustion by improving the carbonization process for polymer matrices undergoing combustion. 18,26 In this study, the effect of nano-TiO 2 , together with chitosan, on the comfort properties of denim and calico fabrics was investigated.…”
In this study, chitosan is obtained from the waste shells of crayfish ( Astacus leptodactylus) and characterized. The crayfish chitosan was coated on cotton fabrics using the padding-drying method. The surface properties, flammability and water and air permeability properties of these coatings based on chitosan and a combination of chitosan and nano-TiO2 were determined. The weight of green calico fabric increased to 24.76% after coating with chitosan, while the weight of the blue dyed denim fabric increased to 5.19%. The chitosan coating increased the tear strength of the calico fabric by 20% in the weft direction. Thermogravimetric analysis and vertical burning tests show that chitosan improves the thermal resistance and flame retardancy performance of denim fabrics. While the amount of residue due to thermal degradation of the blue dyed denim fabric was 16.78%, it increased to 34% after coating with chitosan+nano-TiO2. The chitosan coating reduced the mass loss caused by thermal degradation in green calico fabric from 86.3% to 66.0%. Chitosan also improved the post-flame combustion performance of fabrics. While the ember burning time is decreased to 6s in the chitosan-coated dyed calico fabric, this did not occur in the chitosan+nano-TiO2-coated dyed denim fabric.
“…Notably, they can improve various performance and mechanical properties, such as fabric deformation, tensile strength, and stiffness. 1,3,11…”
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confidence: 99%
“…1 Considerable interest has been paid to ZnO NPs, which exhibit various characteristics, such as chemical stability, inexpensiveness, accessibility, superiority over other inorganic and organic ultraviolet (UV) protective materials, and nontoxicity. 2,3 Furthermore, zinc ions, a natural product, are considered one of the most prevalent and nontoxic metals in the world. 4 ZnO NPs are innovative metal oxides with outstanding physicochemical characteristics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They exhibit multifunctional properties, such as UV protection, self-cleaning, antiodor, and antibacterial. 3 Moreover, the obtained fabrics can be used for promising applications due to their sustainability despite losing fundamental fabric properties, such as esthetic values, wearability, comfortability, and flexibility. Notably, they can improve various performance and mechanical properties, such as fabric deformation, tensile strength, and stiffness.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Notably, they can improve various performance and mechanical properties, such as fabric deformation, tensile strength, and stiffness. 1,3,11 ZnO and PU nanocomposites can be prepared in different processes. The most recently used are in situ polymerization and the blending process.…”
This research focuses on the integration between functional finishing and the performance properties of polyester fabric for comfortable clothes. The effects of nanofinishing (zinc oxide nanoparticles and nano-polyurethane nanocomposite) on the ultraviolet protection properties of polyester fabric, the whiteness index, and the Kawabata Evaluation System were studied. Under the optimum finishing conditions, excellent protection (150) was achieved at lower concentrations of the nanocomposite, and zinc oxide nanoparticles individually enhanced the whiteness index (73). The results of the Kawabata Evaluation System showed that the finishing processes improved mechanical and performance properties (tensile, shearing, bending, compression, surface roughness, thermal, and hand properties), indicating that all the finished fabrics offered enhanced functionality, thermal and comfort properties. Enhanced total hand value properties (3.7 for summer and 5.1 for winter) were realized by finishing, assuming the finished fabrics were applied to men’s shirts and women’s dresses for summer and winter apparel. Scanning electron microscopy and energy disperse X-ray spectroscopy analyses showed a uniform layer of zinc oxide nanoparticles and nano polyurethane on the fiber surface. Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy confirmed the structural changes in the finished fabric.
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