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Comparative Study on the Water Vapour Permeability of Textile by a Standard and Novel device

Mazari Adnan, Havelka Antonin, Naeem Jawad, Adamek Karel

Fibres & Textiles in Eastern Europe

2021

Vol. 29, no. 6 (150)

59--64

Thermo-physiological properties are very much connected to water vapour and air permeability. There are multiple standards with different working principles to determine the exact performance of any textile material. However, most of these tests are time-consuming and work on the steady state principle, whereas few devices work on heat flux, where results can be obtained much more quickly. The research article covers the testing of 8 unique shirt samples on these devices compared that on a novel device created by the author to see how much the results differ from each other. Lastly, a theoretical approach was used to determine any correlation between air permeability and water vapour permeability. The research work helps in understanding the working of different devices used for water vapour permeability and allows a reduction in time by using a predictive approach with just the results from the air permeability machine.

Liquid Moisture Transportation Properties of Functional Underwears: Part 1

Hussain Sajid, Glombikova Viera, Akhtar Nasrullah, Mazari Adnan, Mansoor Tariq, Khan Kanwar Ali Haider

Autex Research Journal

2019

Vol. 19, no. 2

97--103

This study investigates the effect of material composition on moisture management properties. Fiber type has significant influence on the moisture management properties of knitted fabrics. In this article, single jerseys knitted fabric samples with different yarn compositions were prepared. Liquid moisture transportation properties including wetting time, absorption rate, spreading speed, one-way transportation capability, and OMMC were evaluated by Moisture Management Tester (MMT) and vertical wicking was evaluated using thermography system and image analysis. Knitted sample having fine cotton yarns with coolmax and micro denier multifilament polypropylene showed best liquid transportation properties. There is a strong co-relation between OMMC and accumulative oneway transport index with vertical wicking of knitted samples.