Textiles for Sustainable DevelopmentNova Publishers, 2007 - 435 pages This book covers the following themes and cross-cutting research and development activities: Agronomy, economics and market trends for the production of natural fibres; Synthetic and natural fibres, their properties, processing and applications; Properties, performance and primary processing of natural fibres; Textile and clothing production processes and properties; Nanotechnology applications in fibres, textiles and clothing; Comfort and health related applications of textiles; World trade and marketing of fibres, textiles and clothing; Modern and innovative textile processing techniques and technologies. |
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Newest Achievements in Curaua Processing and Applications | 39 |
Fiber Quality of Hemp Grown on the Swedish Island Gotland | 53 |
Important Plant Parasitic Nematodes Affecting Fiber Crops Such as Cotton and Hemp in South Africa | 63 |
Textile Metrology | 71 |
hemp sys Design development and UpScaling of a Sustainable Production System for HEMP Textiles An Integrated Quality Systems Approach How ... | 73 |
Comparison of the Alkaline Hydrolysis and Dyeing Properties of Poly Trimethylene Terephthalate and Poly Ethylene Terephthalate Fibers | 237 |
Agrobased Fibers of Brazil and Their CompositesAn Overview | 247 |
Influence of Corona Treatment on Linen Fabric Dyed with Natural Dyestuffs | 263 |
Development of a New Vat Dyeing Process for Cellulose Materials PreTreated with Corona | 275 |
Digital Printing on Silk Fabric | 285 |
EcoFriendly Natural Fiber Textiles for Sustainable Development | 293 |
Trends and Developments of the Worldwide Textile Industry | 311 |
Influence of Fabrics Construction Lignin Content and other Factors on UV Blocking | 319 |
A Review on the Development of Rapid Analytical Techniques for Assessing Physical Properties of Modified Linen Fabric | 81 |
Application of Osmotic Pressure for Evaluation of Quality and Quantity of Fiber in Flax and Hemp | 95 |
Comparison of Cotton Yarn Strength Prediction Methods | 103 |
Cotton Fiber Quality Index | 117 |
Part III Processing and Products | 131 |
BiodegradableCompostable Composites from llgnocellulosic fibers | 133 |
The Effect of Coarse Edge on Worsted Spinning Performance and Yarn Properties | 147 |
High Performance in Sewing Guaranteeing Seam Quality through Control of Sewing Dynamics | 161 |
Liquid Ammonia Treatment of Linen and CottonLinen Fabrics | 173 |
The Designing of Multifunctional Fibrous Structures for Technical Applications | 181 |
Development of Hemp Fiber Reinforced Polypropylene Composites | 189 |
Compatibility of CottonNylon and CottonPolyester WarpKnit Terry Towelling with Industrial Laundering Procedures | 199 |
Kinetic Study of Polypropylene Nanocomposite Thermal Degradation | 211 |
Fibrillation of Natural rs Increasing the Specific Surface for High Performance Composites | 227 |
Effect of Corona Treatment on Finishing Processes of Linen Fabrics | 337 |
Application of Nanotechnology | 349 |
NanoCellulosic Fibers Preparation Properties and Directions of Application | 351 |
Continuous Yarns from Electrospun Nanofibers Recent Developments | 357 |
Nanotechnologies for Modification and Coating of Fibers and Textiles | 363 |
electrospinning and stabilisation of PolyVinyl Alcohol Nanor Webs with Antimicrobial Activity Abstract No 58 | 373 |
Market Future Opportunities and General | 385 |
Cottons Role in Sustainable Textiles | 387 |
Raw Materials Based on Linseed Oils for polyurethane synthesis | 397 |
Improved Profitability through Industrial Upgrading of Bast Fibers in South Africa | 405 |
Flax Canada 2015 Going beyond the Status Quo | 413 |
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