Industrial textiles
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Industrial textiles
（Textile science and technology, v. 9）
Elsevier, 1990
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 371-377) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The steadily growing demand for industrial textiles, the new materials used and the new quality requirements have resulted in the development of new, unconventional, high-productivity production techniques in recent decades. All these new techniques feature reduced production cost and short-cut production processes. The advent of synthetic fibres exhibiting characteristics never associated with textile raw materials before, such as high strength, elasticity, uniformity, chemical resistance, microvegetation and humidity, reduced or even complete inflammability, resistance to abrasion and flexing, and many other properties, which have to some extent been programmed into the fibre production process has had a vital influence on the development of industrial textiles. As a result of the synthetic fibres which can be tailored to give the performance characteristics required, the range of industrial textiles has rapidly widened and even extended to application areas never covered by textiles before. Industrial textiles have in fact, recently been introduced as construction materials where the use of textiles was previously inconceivable.
目次
1. Introduction. 2. Significance and classification of industrial textiles. Canvas. Filter cloth. Textiles for the rubber and plastics industry. Industrial textiles for the leather industry. Geotextiles. Packaging materials. Cordage. Belts, webbings and hoses. Various other industrial textiles. 3. Raw materials used in the production of industrial textiles. Natural fibres. Man-made fibres. 4. The production of industrial textiles. The weaving technique. The knitting technique. The nonwoven technique. Finishing of industrial textiles. Making-up of industrial textiles. 5. Projecting industrial textiles. Computer-based textile design. Performance characteristics and performance value of textile fabrics. 6. Physical and mechanical testing of industrial textiles. The testing environment. Conditioning. Testing split film tapes. Testing tyre cord yarns and the tyre cord - rubber system. Testing the ropes and cordage. Testing hoses. Testing textile fabrics. 7. Canvas cloth and coated industrial textiles. The particular properties required. The production of backing and coated textile fabrics. Final applications of industrial textiles. 8. Textiles for the rubber and plastics industries. A review of the types of fibres used. Manufacture of cord yarns and fabrics. Comparison of the properties of various reinforcement materials used. Application of industrial textiles in individual rubber goods. Textiles used in the plastic industry. 9. Filter cloth. Theory of filtration. Woven filter cloth. Nonwoven filter cloth. 10. Geotextiles. The various types of geotextiles. The various geotextile applications. Some observations on the significance of geotextiles. 11. Cordage. The classification of cordage products. Product properties. 12. Wrapping and packing textiles. Requirements imposed on wrapping and packing textiles. The classification of wrapping, packing and industrial jute-type woven fabrics by the raw material used. Classification of wrapping and packing and industrial jute-type textiles by the production technique used. 13. Nonwoven industrial textiles. Range of nonwovens designed for industrial applications. 14. Glass fibres. Industrial textiles made of glass fibres. Glass fibres in basic forms. Technologies used in the production of glass fibres. Glass filament yarns. The basic properties of glass fibres. The various applications of different glass fibres and products. Prospective development in the glass fibre production. 15. Industrial tapes nets and braids. Industrial tapes. Industrial webbings. Industrial nets. Trimmed braids. Crocheted braids. 16. Other industrial textiles. Cotton-type industrial textiles. Industrial textiles produced in the traditional silk weaving sector. Fire, irrigation and industrial hoses. Metallic wire screens and sieves. 17. Prospective development of industrial textiles. Bibliography. Index.
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