Quality Assessment of Viscose Bamboo Fabrics Intended for Use Inside Children’s and Special Footwear

Alvarez, Joanna; Ławińska, Katarzyna; Falkiewicz-Dulik, Michalina

doi:10.5604/01.3001.0014.0940

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Quality Assessment of Viscose Bamboo Fabrics Intended for Use Inside Children’s and Special Footwear

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Alvarez Joanna , Ławińska Katarzyna , Falkiewicz-Dulik Michalina

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10.5604/01.3001.0014.0940

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Ocena jakościowa wiskozowych tkanin z celulozy bambusowej wytworzonych do zastosowania wewnątrz obuwia dziecięcego i specjalnego

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The paper presents physico-mechanical and hygienic parameters testing results of fabrics manufactured from bamboo cellulose fibres (100%) and their combination with cotton fibres (50/50%), as well as treated with: anti-pilling finish, anti-pilling and anti-shrinking finish, and dirt-repellent finish. They were evaluated on implementation in the footwear industry, comparing the results with the requirements for textile products intended for the lining/insole of children’s footwear and that of footwear for people with sensitive feet. The fabrics selected were also tested for microbiological resistance, and technological and functional tests of footwear manufactured with these fabrics were performed. It was assumed that the new range of fabrics would improve the physiological-hygienic comfort of the above-mentioned footwear. In laboratory tests, not all fabrics met the requirements, however their processing capabilities were positively assessed for the injection shoe assembly system applied. Promising results were also achieved by the footwear in the preliminary functional tests, for which fabrics made of cellulose bamboo fibres without any finishes were applied. Their usability was confirmed, i.e. resistance to abrasion and dirt, as well as the physiological-hygienic comfort of the footwear tested.

W pracy przedstawiono wyniki badań parametrów fizyko-mechanicznych i higienicznych tkanin wyprodukowanych z celulozowych włókien bambusowych (100%) oraz z mieszanki tych włókien z włóknami bawełny (50/50%), jak też poddanych wykończeniu apreturami: brudoodporną, przeciwpillingową oraz przeciwpillingową i przeciwkurczliwą. Oceniano je pod kątem wdrożenia w przemyśle obuwniczym, porównując wyniki badań z wymaganiami stawianymi wyrobom tekstylnym przeznaczonym na podszewki/wyściółki obuwia dla dzieci i dla osób ze stopami wrażliwymi. Wybrane tkaniny testowano także pod względem odporności mikrobiologicznej oraz w próbach technologiczno-użytkowych wyprodukowanego z ich udziałem obuwia. Założono, że nowy asortyment tkanin wpłynie na poprawę komfortu fizjologiczno-higienicznego wyżej wymienionego obuwia. W badaniach laboratoryjnych nie wszystkie tkaniny spełniły wymagania, jednak pozytywnie oceniono ich możliwości przetwórcze w zastosowanym wtryskowym systemie montażu obuwia. Obiecujące rezultaty dały także wstępne próby użytkowe obuwia, w którym zastosowano tkaniny z celulozowych włókien bambusowych bez jakichkolwiek apretur – potwierdzono ich przydatność użytkową, tj. odporność na ścieranie, odporność na brudzenie, jak też komfort fizjologiczno-higieniczny testowanego obuwia.

Słowa kluczowe

viscose fabric bamboo fabric physico-mechanical tests hygienic tests microbiological tests functional tests children’s footwear sensitive feet footwear

tkaniny wiskozowe tkaniny bambusowe badania fizykomechaniczne testy higieniczne badania mikrobiologiczne testy funkcjonalne obuwie dziecięce obuwie na stopy wrażliwe

Wydawca

Sieć Badawcza Łukasiewicz - Łódzki Instytut Technologiczny

Czasopismo

Fibres & Textiles in Eastern Europe

Rocznik

2020

Tom

Vol. 28, no. 4 (142)

Strony

82--88

Opis fizyczny

Bibliogr. 43 poz., rys., tab.

Twórcy

autor

Alvarez Joanna

jalvarez@ips.krakow.pl

Łukasiewicz Research Network – Institute of Leather Industry, Zakopiańska 9; 30-418 Kraków, Zgierska 73, 91-462 Łódź, Poland

autor

Ławińska Katarzyna

Łukasiewicz Research Network – Institute of Leather Industry, Zakopiańska 9; 30-418 Kraków, Zgierska 73, 91-462 Łódź, Poland

autor

Falkiewicz-Dulik Michalina

Łukasiewicz Research Network – Institute of Leather Industry, Zakopiańska 9; 30-418 Kraków, Zgierska 73, 91-462 Łódź, Poland

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