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Fabric Treated with Dye Modified TiO2/Graphene Composite and its Photocatalytic and Self-Cleaning Properties

Wen Yu-xin, Bao Li-hong, Ling Jia-wen, Guan-Fanglan, Mei Zhang, Nie-Jinmei

Fibres & Textiles in Eastern Europe

2022

Vol. 30, no. 5

53--59

In this paper, a dye modified titanium dioxide/graphene composite (DTG20) was prepared using direct grey D, a dye with good water solubility, as a modifier. Then the DTG20 and its intermediates, including TiO2 and titanium dioxide/graphene (TG), were finished on cotton fabric through the padding, coating and compounding methods, respectively. Photocatalytic properties of the treated fabrics were investigated using the MB simulated pollutant. It was found that the photodegradation efficiency of MB shown by DTG20 finished fabric treated with the compounding method can reach 90.55 %, and after four recycling experiments, the removal rate of MB can still reach 77.07 %. After being exposed to sunlight for 6 hours, the photodegradation efficiency of MB stained on the surface of DTG20 treated fabric can achieve 91.44 %; therefore, it also exhibited an excellent self-cleaning effect.

Medical data integration - an algebraic approach

Jankowska B.M.

Journal of Medical Informatics & Technologies

2008

Vol. 12

241--247

It would be difficult to find a knowledge domain in which data integration is as important as in medicine, being interested in human health and life. Firstly, medical data integration enables acquiring all the information, stored anywhere, about a patient who needs an urgent medical intervention. Secondly, thanks to the integration, we can obtain an aggregate data comprising all known, similar medical cases. In fact, the aggregate data is a source of medical knowledge and a base for formulating conclusions about hypothetical diagnoses, and methods of treating the disorder diagnosed. In the paper, it is shown that a uniform, theoretical approach for the both kinds of data integration: horizontal and vertical, respectively, is possible. It is an algebraic approach, joined together with the use of taxonomy of medical and related concepts. Having the algebra of the concepts, we can as well check the permissibility of data integrating (by means of the subsumption relation, defined on the set of all concepts), as describe the semantics of this process (by means of the usual algebraic operations of sum and intersection).