Assistant Professor
D. Fatin Ajeeb
- Faculty Member
Impact of the Emission Fluorescent Dyes Properties and Radiation heat transfer on Cotton Knitted Fabrics
International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research / 8 - March - 2017
the past 20 years there has been a remarkable Growth in the use of fluorescence in the biological sciences1. The sensitivity, simplicity, and selectivity of Fluorescence-based techniques make them particular attractive for in vitro and in vivo cellular and molecular biology studies[2]. Fluorescent dyes are used according to fashion trends in leisurewear clothes, especially sportswear and in the work clothes worn outside [5].
Download FileInvestigating the Relationship between Thermochromic Pigment Based knitted Fabrics Properties and Human Body Temperature
IOSR Journal of Polymer and Textile Engineering / 8 - March - 2017
Thermochromic based pigment considered as one of the most functional dyes that used to give new functions to the fabrics which have been printed by them. The aim of this research is to approve the benefits of applying of the thermochromic based pigment on the knitted interlock fabrics for detection of skin temperature indication of physical exhaustion of the human body, the samples made of cotton, wool and polyester fabrics have been printed by using screen printing technology
