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Synthetic Dyes Based on Environmental Considerations: Part I: Iron ... Part I: Iron Complexes for Protein and Polyamide Fibers. Jolanta Sokolowska-Gajda. Department of Textile Engineering, Chemistry, and Science, North Carolina ... 2.
Modifying Wear Life of All-Cotton Fabrics: Part I: Liquid Ammonia ... The modifying effects of liquid ammonia as a final finishing treatment and as a pretreatment for durable press finish on wear performance of all-cotton ... 3.
The Relationship Between the Structural Geometry of a Textile ... Simon, C.L., "Abrasion Tests on Lining Fabrics," Report to Textile Materials Engineering Laboratory, Jan. 5, 1949 (unpublished). ... 4.
Problems for Future Quartermaster Textile Research -- Kennedy 15 ... Problems for Future Quartermaster Textile Research. Stephen J. Kennedy. Many facts, hitherto unpublished, with respect to the textile research program ... 5.
Mechanics of Abrasion of Textile Materials -- Hamburger 15 (5 ... Walter J. Hamburger. Fabric Research Laboratories, Inc., Boston, Massachusetts. A method is described for predicting the inherent abrasion resistance of ... 6.
Part II. Quaternary Nitrogen Compounds -- 18 (7): 403 -- Textile ... You must instead save the PDF from the Textile Research Journal Online page you downloaded it from. PC users: Right-click on the Download link and choose ... 7.
Refractive Indices of Textile Fibres: Double Variation Method for ... Observations of the Birefringence and Refractive Index of Synthetic Fibers with Special Reference to Their Identification Textile Research Journal, August 1 ... 8.
Stabilization of Periodate-Oxidized Cotton -- Reeves and Darby 20 ... SAGE Journals Online ... Felix F. Darby, JR. Southern Regional Research Laboratory, New Orleans, Louisiana. Earlier observations regarding the stabilization ... 9.
Thermal Performance Improvement of Window Drape Configurations ... Heat transfer through draped windows was studied to identify and test the insulative potential of drapery materials and configurations on a window in a test ... 10.
Effect of Perspiration on the Fine Structure of Cotton Fabrics ... The degradation of fabrics by acidic perspiration proceeds initially at a slow rate, followed by a faster rate. Tensile strength decreases and yellowing ... |
