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Electrical Conductivity of Woven Fabrics Coated with Carbon Black Particles

Research and development

Authors:

• Negru Daniela
  Romania, Iasi, Gheorghe Asachi Technical University of Iaşij, Faculty of Textile Engineering, Department of Textile Technology
• Buda Cozmin-Toma (j/w)
• Avram Dorin (j/w)

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Abstract: The aim of this work was to develop a textile fabric with electrical conductivity. This fabric was made from cotton yarns coated with a solution based on carbon black. This paper reports the results of preparing different recipes using a number of quantities of carbon black particles and other components of the coating mixture, which were tested in order to obtain the best results regarding electrical conductivity. The optimal concentration of conductive particles of carbon black was studied.

Tags:

conductive fabric, carbon black, conductive yarns, electrical conductivity.

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Citation:

Negru, D.; Buda, C.-T.; Avram, D. Electrical Conductivity of Woven Fabrics Coated with Carbon Black Particles. FIBRES & TEXTILES in Eastern Europe 2012, 20, 1(90) 53-56.

Published on issue no 1 (90) / 2012, pages 53–56.

"Fibres & Textiles in Eastern Europe" is inserted on the "ISI Master Journal List" of the Institute for Scientific Information, Philadelphia, USA (for the year 2012 has an Impact Factor of 0.532) and is indexed in Research Alert, SCI Expanded (Sci Search and Web of Science), the Materials Science Citation Index, Current Contents/Engineering, Computing & Technology; as well as by the Textile Institute, Manchester, in the Information Service; and in Toga FIZ Technik; Rapra Technology Ltd.; Elsevier Geo Abstracts; Textiles Eastern Europe - World Textile Publications; Applied Mechanics Review; Chemical Abstracts Service; Referativny hurnal; and by the European Textile Network.

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