Moisture Management and Drying Properties of Double Face Knitted Fabrics
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Authors: Nida GÜLSEVİN, Ahmet ÇAY, B Sarı
IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, , , International, Full Text, Scopus, vol 459, pp 012056-012056
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/459/1/012056
Summary
This study presents the drying time and moisture spreading characteristics of double face interlock fabrics, which were knitted by the combination of polyester, cotton and viscose yarns. The results revealed that polyester-cotton samples showed the lowest drying time and better moisture transfer capability among all tested fabric, when the polyester face is placed inside of the garment. Also, a relationship was determined between water spreading and drying properties.