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마와 인조섬유 교직물의 물성 및 태 평가

Title
마와 인조섬유 교직물의 물성 및 태 평가
Other Titles
The Evaluation of Physical Properties and Hand of Bast / Man - Made Fiber Mixed Fabrics
Author
양진숙
Issue Date
2000-08
Publisher
한국의류학회
Citation
한국의류학회지, v.24, no. 6, page. 828-837
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the physical properties and the hand of bast/man made fiber mixed fabrics compared to linen. The mixed fabrics were made by rayon, polyester and modal fiber as warp yarn, and ramie, flax, rayon/flax and cotton/flax as weft yarn. The crease resistance, drape, tensile strength/extension, water absorbancy and warmth retention were measured for test fabrics. The mechanical properties were measured by Kawabata system, and the hand value was calculated by previously developed equation. The results obtained from this study were as follows: The crease resistance and drape properties of bast/man made fiber mixed fabrics were improved compared to those of linen. The tensile strength of polyester/bast fiber mixed fabrics increased compared to those of linen, but rayon/bast and modal/bast fiber mixed fabrics decreased. The extension of all mixed fabrics was increased compared to that of linen. The rayon/ramie and modal/ramie mixed fabrics showed lower warmth retention than linen. The mixed fabrics used rayon and modal as warp yarn showed higher water absorbancy than linen. The Koshi and Han hand value of all mixed fabrics showed lower than those of linen. Fukurami hand value showed little difference between mixed fabrics and linen. Shari, Kishimi, and Shinayakasa hand value of rayon/bast and modal/bast fiber mixed fabrics showed higher than those of linen.
URI
http://kiss.kstudy.com/thesis/thesis-view.asp?key=1620351https://repository.hanyang.ac.kr/handle/20.500.11754/162869
ISSN
1225-1151; 2234-0793
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