Unfortunately, the classical empirical friction laws do not hold true for fibrous and viscoelastic materials comprising most of the textile fibres. In the second half of the twentieth century, fibre surfaces have been studied by many distinguished scientists who were able to com…
A roadmap on smart textiles
by Schwarz, Anne, Textile Institute (Manchester, England)
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A roadmap on smart textiles
by Schwarz, Anne, Textile Institute (Manchester, England)
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Geotextiles: production, properties and performance
by Rawal, Amit, Shah, Tahir, Anand, Subhash
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Geotextiles: production, properties and performance
by Rawal, Amit, Shah, Tahir, Anand, Subhash
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Geotextiles: Production, Properties and Performance
by Rawal, Amit, Shah, Tahir, Anand, Subhash
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The monograph critically reviews most commonly used geotextile structures, their properties and performance characteristics. In general, both natural and synthetic fibres are used for the production of geotextiles, and the advantages and disadvantages of each type of fibre are d…
A roadmap on smart textiles
by Schwarz, Anne, Textile Institute (Manchester, England)
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In order to stimulate the progress in smart textiles, emerging developments need to be identified and selectively strengthened. Hence, this issue reports on a three-dimensional roadmap on smart textiles. It aims at contributing to set future actions in research, education and te…
Volume 40.1 of the journal Textiles Progress, this book presents recent research on conjugate spinning techniques and developments in bicomponent spinning and electrospinning. It discusses the properties of microfibers affecting the downstream process and the processing of micro…
Ramie fibre
by Textile Institute (Manchester, England), Pandey, S. N.
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