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Measurement Methods of the Thermal Resistance of Materials Used in Clothing
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: Received: 4 May 2023 / Approved: 4 May 2023 / Online: 4 May 2023 (13:48:23 CEST)
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Rogale, D.; Firšt Rogale, S.; Knezić, Ž.; Jukl, N.; Majstorović, G. Measurement Methods of the Thermal Resistance of Materials Used in Clothing. Materials 2023, 16, 3842. Rogale, D.; Firšt Rogale, S.; Knezić, Ž.; Jukl, N.; Majstorović, G. Measurement Methods of the Thermal Resistance of Materials Used in Clothing. Materials 2023, 16, 3842.
Abstract
This paper describes methods for evaluating the thermal properties of textile materials, clothing composites, and clothing using an integrated measurement system that includes a hot plate, a multi-purpose differential conductometer, a thermal manikin, a temperature gradient measurement device, and a device for measuring the physiological parameters of the human body during the exact evaluation of garment thermal comfort. In practice, measurements were taken on four types of materials widely used in the production of conventional and protective clothing. The measurements were carried out using a hot plate and a multi-purpose differential conductometer, determining the thermal resistances of the material in its uncompressed form and a force that was ten times greater than that needed to determine its thickness. Using a hot plate and a multi-purpose differential conductometer, thermal resistances of textile materials were assessed at different levels of material compression. On hot plates, both conduction and convection had an impact on thermal resistance, but in multi-purpose differential conductometer, only conduction did. Moreover, the reduction of thermal resistance was observed while compressing textile materials.
Keywords
textiles; clothing; thermal resistance; hot plate; multi-purpose differential conductometer
Subject
Chemistry and Materials Science, Paper, Wood and Textiles
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