Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1. Advances in Research and Applications of Smart Textiles (pp. 1-28)
Ali Akbar Merati
Chapter 2. Microwave Assisted Preparation for the Realization of Functional and Colored Textiles (pp. 29-60)
Haoqian Miao, Elena SchĂĽll, Kerstin GĂĽnther and Boris Mahltig
Chapter 3. Sol-Gel and Layer by Layer Methods for Conferring Multifunctional Features to Cellulosic Fabrics: An Overview (pp. 61-86)
Giulio Malucelli
Chapter 4. Wastewater Treatment from Textile Industry Using Advanced Oxidation Processes (pp. 87-114)
C. LĂłpez-LĂłpez, J. MartĂn-Pascual, and J. M. Poyatos
Chapter 5. Green Electrospinning of Nanofiber Mats from Biopolymers for Medical and Biotechnological Applications (pp. 115-132)
Timo Grothe, Nils Grimmelsmann, Sarah Vanessa Homburg and Andrea Ehrmann
Chapter 6. Achieving Electrical Conductivity in Textiles: An Overview of Current Techniques (pp. 133-150)
Thomas Grethe, Karoline GĂĽnther, Thomas Weide, and Anne Schwarz-Pfeiffer
Chapter 7. Metal Coatings Effect Pigments for Textile Functionalization to Realize UV and IR Protective Applications (pp. 151-166)
Jieyang Zhang and Boris Mahltig
Chapter 8. Luminous Textiles for UV-Protection and Light Effect Applications (pp. 167-182)
Egon Dalponte, Boris Mahltig and Christof Breckenfelder
Chapter 9. Double Functional Finishing for Textile Fabrics: A Combination of UV-Protective and Antimicrobial Properties (pp. 183-200)
Ghulam Shabbir, Hajo Haase and Boris Mahltig
Chapter 10. 3D-Printing on Textile Fabrics (pp. 201-216)
Christoph Döpke, Yasmin Martens, Nils Grimmelsmann and Andrea Ehrmann
Chapter 11. Simulation Driven Design of Braided Products (pp. 217-232)
Yordan Kyosev
Chapter 12. Stab Resistance of Textiles (pp. 233-268)
Priscilla Reiners
Chapter 13. Sustainable Knitted Noise Insulation: The Development of Woolen Interior Elements with Acoustic Absorption Properties (pp. 269-284)
Maureen Mann, Sonja Vater, Frank Heimlich and Ellen Bendt
Chapter 14. An Analysis of Impact Behavior of Warp Knit Spacer Fabric for the Evaluation of Suitability in Protective Applications (pp. 285-318)
N. Gokarneshan
Chapter 15. Advances in Research and the Application of Ligno-Cellulosic Fibres Emphasising Sustainability (pp. 319-336)
Sanjoy Debnath
Chapter 16. Textile Applications for German Heath Wool (pp. 337-344)
Janina Krolzik, Roland Werner and Ellen Bendt
Chapter 17. Plasma Functionalisation (pp. 345-358)
Maike Rabe
Chapter 18. Photochromic Textiles (pp. 359-380)
E. Perrin Akçakoca Kumbasar and Seniha Morsunbul
Chapter 19. The Vintage Supply Chain: The Role of Networks (pp. 381-398)
Ruth Marciniak and Julie McColl
Index (pp. 399)
Audience: Textile industry, master students, bachelor students during thesis, education and science
This book is dedicated to readers from universities and industries that engage in some form of textile production. For the industry, it can help to promote ideas for new innovative processes and products. For university students – especially graduates –s it can help to broaden their expertise in very different fields of the textile world. Also, established scientists could benefit from this text to use as a tool to generate new ideas for further research.