Test and Analysis on the Wearability of Bamboo Pulp Fabric

Shun Bin Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.671-674.1844

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Test and Analysis on the Wearability of Bamboo Pulp Fabric

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In order to have a better understanding the wearability of bamboo pulp fabric and enhance the research and development level of this kind of products, the fabric performances such as the strength, elongation, air permeability, moisture permeability have been test and discussed in this paper. The results shown that: the breaking strength of fabric increases when the bamboo pulp fiber content reduces; when the bamboo pulp fiber content increased, the breaking elongation, wear resistance performance, wicking performance, crease recovery performance, moisture permeability, air permeation rate and tearing strength of fabric also increased.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 671-674)

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1844-1847

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March 2013

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Shun Bin Ma

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Bamboo Pulp Fiber, Crease Recovery Performance, Moisture and Air Permeability, Strength & Elongation Perfomance, Wear Resistance Perfomance, Wearability

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