Textile Research Journal

Gwosdow, A. R., Stevens, J. C., Berglund, L., and Stolwijk, J, A. J. (1986). Skin friction and fabric sensations iti neutral and warm environments. Textile Research journal, 56, 574-580. [Pg.194]

James M. Whitney, Geometrical Effects of Filament Twist on the Modulus and Strength of Graphite Fiber-Reinforced Composites, Textile Research Journal, September 1966, pp. 765-770. [Pg.185]

Dr. Mark is acknowledged throughout the scientific community as the father of polymer science. He received the National Medal of Science in 1980, the 1978 Senior U.S. Scientist Award, 29 other medals and awards from various international organizations, and 17 honorary degrees. In 1977, he was appointed as an Honorable Member of the Japan Chemical Society. He has published over 500 original and review articles and some 20 books on topics related to polymer chemistry. Dr. Mark is founder and first editor of the Journal of Polymer Science, the definitive publication in its field, and is currently editor of the Journal of Applied Science and associate editor of the Textile Research Journal. In addition to these duties he serves as Chairman of the Editorial Board of the Encyclopedia of Polymer Science and Technology. [Pg.5]

McKelvey, J.B., Webre, B.G. and Klein, E. (1959). Reaction of epoxides with cotton cellulose in the presence of sodium hydroxide. Textile Research Journal, 29, 918-925. [Pg.216]

Changes in spectrophotometric characteristics of an indigo-dyed fabric in a laboratory-scale pilot line with (1) measurement and (2) control of the concentrations of indigo and sodium dithionite. Characteristics are (x) absorbance and (O) wavelength at maximal absorbance. (Reprinted by permission of Textile Research Journal.)... [Pg.194]

Reproduced with permission from reference 26. Copyright 1987 Textile Research Journal. [Pg.242]

Yang Y and Hensley S A, Bath concentration and add-on control in wet-on-wet padding . Textile Research Journal, 2001, 71(9), 822-803. [Pg.26]

Shippee F B and Garliardi D D, Differential distribution of cross-linking agents in cotton fabrics . Textile Research Journal, 1966,36, 177. [Pg.26]

Heap S A, Consideration of the critical add-on and the uniformity of crossUnking , Textile Research Journal, 1979,49, 150. [Pg.26]

Ellis B C and Garnsworthy R, A review of techniques for the assessment of hand . Textile Research Journal, 1980, 50, 231. [Pg.41]

Sherman P O, Smith S and Johannessen B, Textile characteristics affecting the release of soil during laundering. Part II Fluorochemical soil release textile finishes , Textile Research Journal, 1969, 39, 449. [Pg.97]

Gintis D and Mead E J, The mechanism of pilling , Textile Research Journal, 1959,29, 578-585. [Pg.136]

Hilfiker R, Kaufmann W, Reinert G and Schmidt E, Improving sun protection factors of fabrics by applying UV-absorbers , Textile Research Journal, 1996, 66(2), 61-70. [Pg.163]

Buschle-Biller G and Traore M K, Textile Research Journal, 1998, 68(3), 185-192. [Pg.187]

Cavaco-Paulo A, Almedia L and Bishop D, Textile Research Journal, 1996,66(5), 287-294. [Pg.188]

Scallan AM (1971) Quantitative Picture of Fringed Micellar Model of Cellulose. Textile Research Journal, 41( ) 647-53... [Pg.581]

Ghosh S and Cannon M D, Quantitative analysis of durable press resin on cotton fabrics using near-infrared reflectance spectroscopy , Textile Research Journal, 1990,60,167-172. [Pg.122]

BeckKR andPasadDM, Reagentresidnes of DMDHEU on cotton fabricas afnnction of pad-bath pH and storage period of the treated fabric , Textile Research Journal, 1983, 53. 524-529. [Pg.123]

Degruy I V and Carra J H, Structural aspects of the walls of cateye cotton , Textile Research Journal, i9Tl, 47,91-96. [Pg.232]

Wortmann F J, Quantitative fiber mixture analysis by scanning electron microscopy. Part III Round trial results on mohair/wool blends , Textile Research Journal, 1991,61, 371-374. [Pg.232]

Cybulska M, Goswani B C and MacAlister D III, Failure mechanism in staple yams . Textile Research Journal, 2001,71, 1087-1094. [Pg.234]

Xu B and Pourdeyhimi B, Evaluating maturity of cotton fibers using image analysis Definition and algorithm . Textile Research Journal, 1994, 64,330-335. [Pg.235]

Buchanan D R and Hardegree G L, Thermal stress analysis of textile yarns . Textile Research Journal, 1977,47, 732-740. [Pg.237]

Giles C H and Greczek J J, A review of methods of purifying and analyzing water-soluble dyes . Textile Research Journal, 1962, 32, 506. [Pg.314]

As might be expected from the heterogeneous nature of their structure, synthetic fibres do not have a clearly defined melting point. Brown Textile Research Journal XXV, 1955, 891) investigated the phenomenon known as second order transition, or also as the glass rubber transition. His method was to record the stiffness of the fibre which is the load required to produce 1 per cent elongation multiplied by 100 divided by the denier of the sample at various temperatures. [Pg.143]

Thus graft polymerization takes place anchoring the film to the fibre. See also Amer. Dyestuff Reporter, 1963, 52, 160, Wool Science Review, 1964, No. 26, and Textile Research Journal, 1964, 925. [Pg.282]

Textile Research Journal, Textile Research Institute, 10 East 40th St., New York, 16, N. Y. (1, 4, 5). Textile Technology Digest, Institute of Textile Technology, Charlottesville, Va. (5). [Pg.168]

In 1950, the staffs of the Textile Research Institute and the Textile Foundation began publication in the Textile Research Journal of annual reviews of research and development in the field of textiles. The review of 1949 literature includes 826 references, that of 1950 literature, 1622 references (54). [Pg.175]

Abstract sections are included in several other textile journals, among them Bulletin de Vinstitut textile de France 198), Canadian Textile Journal 199), Journal of the Society of Dyers and Colourists 206), Melliand Textilberichte 208), Textil Praxis 211), Textil Rundschau 212), and Tiba 215). Textile Research Journal 213) had its own abstracts through 1949. The American Dyestuff Reporter 193) occasionally carries foreign notes which are reviews of articles appearing in foreign publications. [Pg.178]

Textile Research Journal Textile Technology Digest... [Pg.179]

Textile Research Journal, 10 East 40th St., New York 16, N. Y. Includes Abstracts... [Pg.188]

In 1950, the Textile Research Institute published in the May issue of the Textile Research Journal (30) a review for 1949 covering the field under several major headings such as high polymer studies, fiber-fabric relationships, etc. The reviews for 1951 and 4952 occupied full monthly issues. [Pg.193]

The Textile Research Journal (40) is one of the most familiar publications for fundamental research in both man-made fibers and fabrics. The transactions of the Journal of the Textile Institute (36) usually carry articles on the physical chemistry of fibers, as well as more general material designed for the entire industry. [Pg.193]

Textile Research Journal, monthly. Textile Research Institute, New York. [Pg.196]

Indexes and Abstracts. The literature searcher must learn to use the periodical indexes. Chemical Abstracts (33), British Abstracts (32), and the journals that regularly publish abstracts of articles appearing in other journals. Often material needed can be found only in the most recent journal. The Engineering Index (2 2) and the Industrial Arts Index (22) are excellent sources for current literature. The American Dyestuff Reporter 29) the Journal of the Society of Dyers and Colourists 35, The Journal of the Textile Institute (33), the Textile Research Journal 39, and the Textile Technology Digest 4-0, publish abstracts and contain patent literature. [Pg.201]

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