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Impact of varying lactate concentration in sweat on liquid moisture transmission behaviour of layered ensembles.


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1 Department of Textile Technology, National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar 144011., India
 

The present study is focussed on the impact of change in the lactate concentration (43 mMand 22 mM) in sweat solution on liquid moisture transmission behaviour through the clothing. The sweat solution with higher concentration of lactate (43 mM) shows delayed wetting at the top surface both in case of individual layer and multi-layer fabric ensembles, i.e. it takes longer time to wet the top surface in spite of the lower contact angle made by it. Significant difference is observed in in-plane transmission behaviour of both the sweat solutions in the case of multi-layered ensembles. In case of multi-layered ensembles, wetting time reduces drastically, even though both the ensembles consist of polyester knit as the inner surface possessing wetting time is 50 s approximately. Sweat solution with higher lactate concentration also shows higher cross-planar transmission rate as compared to in-plane transmission. Uni-directional seamed multi-layered spacer fabric exhibits better overall moisture management coefficient as compared to bi-directional seamed spacer ensembles with sweat solution containing higher lactate concentration.Middle layer also plays a vital role in altering the overall liquid moisture transmission behaviour.

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Lactate, Moisture transmission behaviour, Nylon, Polyester, Polyurethane, Spacer fabric, Sweat, Surface tension.
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  • Impact of varying lactate concentration in sweat on liquid moisture transmission behaviour of layered ensembles.

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Authors

Agya Preet
Department of Textile Technology, National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar 144011., India
A Mukhopadhyay
Department of Textile Technology, National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar 144011., India
V Midha
Department of Textile Technology, National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar 144011., India

Abstract


The present study is focussed on the impact of change in the lactate concentration (43 mMand 22 mM) in sweat solution on liquid moisture transmission behaviour through the clothing. The sweat solution with higher concentration of lactate (43 mM) shows delayed wetting at the top surface both in case of individual layer and multi-layer fabric ensembles, i.e. it takes longer time to wet the top surface in spite of the lower contact angle made by it. Significant difference is observed in in-plane transmission behaviour of both the sweat solutions in the case of multi-layered ensembles. In case of multi-layered ensembles, wetting time reduces drastically, even though both the ensembles consist of polyester knit as the inner surface possessing wetting time is 50 s approximately. Sweat solution with higher lactate concentration also shows higher cross-planar transmission rate as compared to in-plane transmission. Uni-directional seamed multi-layered spacer fabric exhibits better overall moisture management coefficient as compared to bi-directional seamed spacer ensembles with sweat solution containing higher lactate concentration.Middle layer also plays a vital role in altering the overall liquid moisture transmission behaviour.

Keywords


Lactate, Moisture transmission behaviour, Nylon, Polyester, Polyurethane, Spacer fabric, Sweat, Surface tension.

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