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- ItemCharacterization and optimization of an inkjet-printed smart textile UV-sensor cured with UV-LED light(IOP Publishing, 2017) Seipei Sina; Yu Junchun; Nierstrasz Vincent; Periyasamy Aravin Prince; Viková Martina; Vik Michal
- ItemInkjet printing and UV-LED curing of photochromic dyes for functional and smart textile applications(The Royal Society of Chemistry, 2018) Seipei Sina; Yu Junchun; Periyasamy Aravin Prince; Viková Martina; Vik Michal; Nierstrasz Vincent
- ItemLow-stress mechanical property study of various functional fabrics for tactile property evaluation(MDPI AG, 2018) Tadesse Melkie Getnet; Nagy Ladislav; Nierstrasz Vincent; Loghin Carmen; Chen Yan; Wang LichuanFunctional finishing brings an alteration on the mechanical and surface properties of textile materials and henceforth influences the tactile properties. In this work, Kawabata evaluation systems (KES) for fabrics were utilized to notice the changes in the tactile properties of fabrics resulting from different finishing types such as inkjet printing, screen printing, and coating. The effects of functional finishing on the fabric’s tactile property were inconsistent with reference to the course of decrease or increase being dependent on the types of finishes. The findings showed that KES can be employed as a promising tool to sort out the suitable functional finishing types in terms of tactile properties. Amongst the implemented finishing types, inkjet printing offered superior tactile properties with respect to tensile energy (softness), shear rigidity, compressional softness, bending stiffness (drapability), and surface properties. The KES results confirmed that low-stress mechanical properties are strongly associated with the tactile property and might assist as a quality profile data source for guaranteeing the production and development of a virtuous quality product. The result encourages further utilization of the KES for functional fabric tactile property evaluation.
- ItemResource-Efficient Production of a Smart Textile UV Sensor Using Photochromic Dyes: Characterization and Optimization(Springer, 2018) Seipei Sina; Yu Junchun; Periyasamy Aravin Prince; Viková Martina; Vik Michal; Nierstrasz Vincent
- ItemSupercritical CO2 dyeing of polyester fabric with photochromic dyes to fabricate UV sensing smart textiles(ELSEVIER SCI LTD, 2020) Tadesse Abate Molla; Seipei Sina; Yu Junchun; Viková Martina; Vik Michal; Ferri Ada; Guan Jinping; Chen G; Nierstrasz Vincent