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Wax Direct‐Writing of Monolayered Janus Fabrics for Personal Moisture Management

Advanced Materials Interfaces, 2022
Janus fabrics with moisture and thermal management capacity are beneficial for human body comfort and performance. However, the present fabrication methods for constructing Janus fabrics are usually complicated, toxic, time‐consuming, and lacking ...
Bing Xu, Yinlong Ding, Ang Li
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Coaxial electrospun membranes with thermal energy storage and shape memory functions for simultaneous thermal/moisture management in personal cooling textiles

, 2021
Developing textiles with simultaneous thermal regulation capability and adaptive moisture permeability is of great significance for not only reducing energy consumption but also enhancing personal comfort.
Wenlai Feng   +7 more
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Landfill Management with Moisture Control

Journal of the Environmental Engineering Division, 1979
The study presented in this paper commenced in 1972, to test the hypothesis that stabilization of refuse in a sanitary landfill can be accelerated by the controlled application of moisture with a resulting reduction in the time during which the landfill presents a potential source of pollution.
James O. Leckie   +2 more
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Personal Moisture Management by Advanced Textiles and Intelligent Wearables

Advances in Materials
As global climate change intensifies, personal moisture management (PMM) is increasingly crucial for regulating body temperature and near‐skin humidity, sustaining comfort, health, and productivity. Advances in textile materials and wearable technologies
Dahua Shou, Ziqi Li
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Multifunctional Cooling Textiles with Enhanced Radiative and Moisture Management by One-Step Phase Separation.

ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces
The development of multifunctional cooling textiles has become crucial in addressing global warming and the increasing need for personal thermal management.
Xiaorong Yang   +3 more
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Top‐Down Assembly of Photosensitizable Flexible Wood Dressing with Synergistic Effect of Anti‐Infection and Moisture Management

Advanced Functional Materials
Infected wound repair stands as a formidable global issue, posing significant threats to public health and medical care. Biopolymer‐based dressings represent a natural and biocompatible candidate greatly conductive to wound healing.
Siqi Huang   +8 more
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Fibrous Sphere Architectures for Efficient Daytime Radiative Cooling and Moisture Management.

Nano letters (Print)
A radiative cooling nanofabric was designed to reflect incoming solar light, exhibit strong emissivity, and simultaneously provide moisture-wicking properties, making it suitable for personal thermal management in hot outdoor environments. We developed a
Dhandayuthapani Thiyagarajan   +2 more
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A review of noteworthy/major innovations in wearable clothing for thermal and moisture management from material to fabric structure

Textile research journal, 2021
The human body exchanges heat through the environment by various means, such as radiation, evaporation, conduction, and convection. Thermo-physiological comfort is associated with the effective heat transfer between the body and the atmosphere ...
H. Ullah   +5 more
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Concurrent and real-time measurement of fabric liquid moisture management properties using a novel sweating simulator

Textile research journal, 2022
Evaluation of fabric liquid moisture management is an indispensable requirement while making new fabric or choosing the right kind of fabric for developing effective personal moisture management clothing.
Shahzad Amir, Jintu Fan
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Challenges in Moisture Management Testing

AATCC Review, 2018
The clothes we wear when we go outside, go hiking, or go to the gym aren’t there just to make a fashion statement. Rather, they serve a purpose: to keep us warm, to keep us cool, to keep us dry. As the active-wear industry has boomed over the past several years and fabric technology has simultaneously advanced, the field of moisture management has made
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