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Wearable smart textile band for continuous equine health monitoring. [PDF]
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Environmental hazard in textile dyeing wastewater from local textile industry
Cellulose, 2021Colorants and chemicals used in the textile coloration process are required to meet the fashion demands; however these introduced serious environmental hazards that are mainly resulted in effluent loading, containing the toxic, carcinogenic, and mutagenic substances, to natural environment.
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Ultra wideband textile antenna development for indoor localization
2013 IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Symposium Digest (MTT), 2013Accurately defined textile antennas have been developed using a laser machine with high precision cutting capabilities. The textile antennas are comprised of a conductive fabric layer that is laser defined and can be easily incorporated into uniforms and garments using a simple iron-on process.
Stephen A. Holland +3 more
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Sound absorbing double curtains from local textile materials
Applied Acoustics, 1991Abstract A new sample made of local textile material (100% cotton) (Misr Spinning and Weaving Company, Mehalla El Kubra) is produced from a specially woven structure which possesses high porosity for use as a sound absorbing curtain. A double-layered curtain was designed for high efficiency, not only in sound absorption, but also light insulation ...
Y.I. Hanna, M.M. Kandil
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Representation of Local Stiffness Variation in Textile Composites
Polymers and Polymer Composites, 1997The high degree of heterogeneity in fabric composite materials is identified as a major problem in their structural analysis. A procedure is proposed to represent the material stiffness variation as a function of the spatial coordinates by using splines. The stiffness variations are exemplified using a plain weave composite. The role of this stiffness
G. Weissenbach, L. Limmer, D. Brown
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The use of local fibres for textiles at Neolithic Çatalhöyük
Antiquity, 2021Woven textiles from Çatalhöyük in southern Anatolia are among the earliest-known examples of weaving in the Near East and Europe. Studies of material excavated in the 1960s identified the fibres as flax. New scanning electron microscope analysis, however, shows these fibres—and others from more recent excavations at the site—to be made from locally ...
Rast-Eicher, Antoinette +2 more
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Neural network based detection of local textile defects
Pattern Recognition, 2003A new approach for the segmentation of local textile defects using feed-forward neural network is presented. Every fabric defect alters the gray-level arrangement of neighboring pixels, and this change is used to segment the defects. The feature vector for every pixel is extracted from the gray-level arrangement of its neighboring pixels.
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Electro-textile UHF RFID patch antennas for positioning and localization applications
2014 IEEE RFID Technology and Applications Conference (RFID-TA), 2014Passive ultra-high frequency (UHF) radio frequency identification (RFID) provides an attractive technology for indoor positioning and localization. It offers contactless communication, non line-of-sight readability, compactness, and low cost. Localization techniques and algorithms have been actively researched recently from accuracy point of view ...
Karoliina Koski +4 more
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Activité textile locale : données récentes
2018International ...
Riquier, Vincent, Dubuis, Bastien
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Locally produced textiles: product development and evaluation of consumers’ acceptance
International Journal of Fashion Design, Technology and Education, 2014Textile and apparel represent one of the most globalised industries which can have negative impacts on the environment and social equity. This research used locally grown natural materials, including sheep's wool, mohair, and plant-sourced natural dyes, from a university campus and surrounding areas to develop textiles.
Huantian Cao +5 more
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