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    المؤلفون: Miyeon Lee, Dong Il Yoo, Sungmin Kim

    المصدر: International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology. 29:857-867

    الوصف: Purpose The purpose of this paper is to develop a relatively inexpensive and easily movable three-dimensional (3D) body scanner. Design/methodology/approach Multiple depth perception cameras and a turntable were used to form the hardware and a client-server computer network was used to control the hardware. Findings A portable and inexpensive yet quite accurate body scanner system has been developed. Research limitations/implications The turntable mechanism and semi-automatic model alignment caused some error. Practical implications This scanner is expected to facilitate the acquisition of 3D human body or garment data easily for various research projects. Social implications Many researchers might have an easy access to 3D data of large object such as body or whole garment. Originality/value Inexpensive yet expandable scanning system has been developed using readily available components.

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    المؤلفون: Younsook Shin, Dong Il Yoo

    المصدر: Textile Science and Engineering. 53:63-67

    الوصف: Concern for the environment, depletion of fossil fuels, and consumer demand for eco-friendly and well-being are driving force to develop green products. There has been growing demand to develop finishes for textile materials imparting protection against microbes. Bamboo is one of abundant renewable biomass materials. Bamboo fiber which is one of regenerated cellulose fibers is already been used for textile products. Bamboo fiber has many useful properties such as antibacterial, high absorbency and hygroscopicity, and UV-resistant property [1,2]. It has cool and smooth feel, and excellent wicking so that is suitable for summer clothing, dishcloth, gauze bandage, medical drape, towel, etc. In most cases surface of bamboo fiber has negative charges and so, cationic polymers readily adsorbed onto the surface of bamboo fiber [3]. Bamboo fiber, which is otherwise not dyeable with acid dyes, coluld be renderd acid dyeable by acrylamide grafting onto bamboo fiber [2]. For better performance properties, it is usually blended with other fibers such as cotton, hemp, silk, Lyocell(Tencel), Modal, cotton chemical fiber and so on [4]. The cross-section of bamboo fiber is filled with various micro-gaps and micro-holes. With this unparalleled micro-structure, bamboo fiber can absorb and evaporate sweat very quickly [1]. Pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) belonging to the family Punicacea, is originally a native of Persia and nowadays it is generally cultivated at warm countries in the world. Corresponding Author: Younsook Shin E-mail: yshin@chonnam.ac.kr

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    المصدر: Textile Science and Engineering. 52:281-308

    الوصف: c2015 The Korean Fiber Society 일송 하완식 교수님 20주기 추모논문 Abstract: The influx of innovation is urgently required to the fiber(textile) engineering education in Korea. In this review, we analyzed the present situation of both the industrial (engineering) ecosystem and the engineering education, and forecasted the direction where the fiber engineering education is going on. Rapid changes such as an increase in income level, a decrease in birth-rate, and reshaping the human lifestyle are taking place in Korea. Continuous improvement is required to the contents and the objectives of engineering education in each program. There are some serious problems for most of the students in universities, including a reduction in the credits for graduation, numerical decrease in entrance as well as graduation, the longer duration in universities, the increase in the unemployment ratio, the paradigm shift in education environment. To cope with the tremendous changes in industrial (engineering) ecosystem, we suggest that an expansion of using convergence technology, specialization for differentiation in education, improvement of educational content, and selective induction of an engineering accreditation system with the help of academic society are inevitable for the sustain-ability of fiber (textile) engineering education.

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    المؤلفون: Younsook Shin, Dong-Il Yoo, Kyunghee Son

    المصدر: Thermochimica Acta. 511:1-7

    الوصف: The objective of this study was to develop natural dyed fabrics with thermo-regulating properties. Microcapsules (MCs) containing n -octadecane and n -eicosane were applied to the natural indigo-dyed cotton fabrics using the dot-screen printing method. A 50/50 mixture of the two MCs was also applied. At similar loading amounts for the microcapsules, the fabrics were capable of absorbing 18.66, 14.80, and 14.68 J g −1 of latent heat for the n -eicosane MCs, the n -octadecane MCs, and the mixture of the two MCs, respectively. After 20 laundering cycles, about 94% of the latent heat was retained. The color of the fabrics changed negligibly with color difference (Δ E * ) ranged 0.45–1.00 after MCs treatment and ranged 1.69–2.00 after 20 launderings. The latent heat was retained 70–89% after rubbing tests and 92–96% after ironing tests using a cover fabric in damp condition.

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    المؤلفون: Dong-Il Yoo, Younsook Shin, Kyunghee Son

    المصدر: Journal of Applied Polymer Science. 96:2005-2010

    الوصف: Melamine–formaldehyde microcapsules containing eicosane were prepared by in situ polymerization. The characterization of the microcapsules, including the particle size and size distribution, morphology, thermal properties, and stability, was carried out. The prepared microcapsules were added to polyester knit fabrics by a conventional pad–dry–cure process to develop thermoregulating textile materials. The morphology, thermal properties, and laundering properties of the treated fabrics were also investigated. The microcapsules were spherical and had melamine–formaldehyde shells containing eicosane. The microcapsules were strong enough to secure capsule stability under stirring in hot water and alkaline solutions. The heat storage capacity increased as the concentration of the microcapsules increased. The thermoregulating fabrics had heat storage capacities of 0.91–4.44 J/g, which depended on the concentration of the microcapsules. The treated fabrics retained 40% of their heat storage capacity after five launderings. © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci 96: 2005–2010, 2005

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