Three-layer knitted materials for protective clothing

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The results of investigating multifunctional 3D knitted materials dedicated for protective clothing were presented. The 3D design structures were made on a circular knitting machine using yarns with flame retardant or electrostatic properties. The functionality imparted to each of the assortments developed was verified during the tests in accredited laboratories as well as by assessing their biophysical properties. Based on the analysis of the test results, a beneficial effect of the raw materials and the 3D structure of knitted fabrics were demonstrated. Designed garments could be useful as individual protection clothing for workers exposed to harmful occupational environment factors, such as heat and static electricity. The study was conducted within the project EUREKA E! 5799 BATAN "Multifunctional knitted fabrics with barrier properties for clothing".

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Mielicka, E., Janicka, J., Kozminska, R., & Walak, A. (2016). Three-layer knitted materials for protective clothing. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 141). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/141/1/012003

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