Generation of nano roughness on fibrous materials by atmospheric plasma

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Atmospheric plasma technology finds novel applications in textile industry. It eliminates the usage of water and of hazard liquid chemicals, making production much more eco-friendly and economically convenient. Due to chemical effects of atmospheric plasma, it permits to optimize dyeing and laminating affinity of fabrics, as well as anti-microbial treatments. Other important applications such as increase of mechanical resistance of fiber sleeves and of yarns, anti-pilling properties of fabrics and anti-shrinking property of wool fabrics were studied in this work. These results could be attributed to the generation of nano roughness on fibers surface by atmospheric plasma. Nano roughness generation is extensively studied at different conditions. Alternative explanations for the important practical results on textile materials and discussed.

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Kulyk, I., Scapinello, M., & Stefan, M. (2012). Generation of nano roughness on fibrous materials by atmospheric plasma. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 406). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/406/1/012015

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