Textiles Normal moisture

Normally a high dry crease recovery angle is preferred because the appearance of the dry textile is more important than that of the wet one. Between these two extremes is the moist cure, a 5-20 hour room temperature reaction with 6 % above normal moisture regain. The fabric properties of the moist cure are a good compromise between the extremes of the dry and wet processes. The moist cure is preferred when high tear strength of the finished fabric is required, but controlling the critical moisture level can be very difficult. 

Normally, the heat and moisture transfer processes in the textile material occur when there are gradients of temperature and water vapor pressure... 

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