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  • Publication
    Investigation of the thermal comfort of the sportswear by standing thermal manikin and thermal imaging techniques
    (Sage Publications Ltd, 2023-06-01) Özkan, Esra Taştan; Kaplangiray, Binnaz; Şekir, Ufuk; Şahin, Şenay; KAPLANGİRAY, BİNNAZ; ŞEKİR, UFUK; ŞAHİN, ŞENAY; Mühendislik Fakültesi; Spor Hekimliği Ana Bilim Dalı; 0000-0002-1296-9092 ; 0000-0003-2735-8697 ; AAM-4348-2020; FDE-4794-2022; AAD-9210-2019
    Garments should not overload the body during activity and should be chosen in accordance with the ambient conditions. Especially in active sports, sportswear should make a person feel comfortable and increase performance by easily removing excess heat and moisture from the body without interrupting physical activity. In this study, five T-shirts with the same size and weight characteristics, but in different yarn types were produced and analysed. The thermal and water vapour resistance properties of these garments were measured using a thermal manikin system. In addition, thermal camera images were taken at 10-minute intervals during the 50-minute wear trial programme, and skin temperatures were measured from the upper front body and the upper back body with two sensors. The results showed that POS and PM-coded garments made of polyester with low clothing insulation (clo) values were statistically different from CS and CPS coded cotton-containing garments in terms of front and back surface thermal camera images. It was observed that cotton-containing garments were more uncomfortable than polyester and Tencel owing to their higher thermal resistance, garment surface temperature, and skin temperature values. The Tencel garment was measured similarly to the CS and CPS coded garments at the beginning of the activity and measured similarly to the POS and PM coded garments at the end of the activity on both surfaces.
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    Effect of different weft yarns, twill direction, and washing methods on objective hand values of denim fabrics
    (Taylor & Francis Inc, 2023-08-18) Özkan, Esra Tastan; Kıratlı, Zeynep; KAPLANGİRAY, BİNNAZ; Şener, Yasemin; 0000-0002-1296-9092; AAD-9210-2019; AAM-3229-2020
    Denim fabrics are products that provide durability and ease of use, and are used by young people or people of all ages who prefer comfortable wear in daily life. In this study, the objective hand values of denim fabrics with three weft yarn types (100% cotton elastane, 85% cotton 15% Modal elastane, and 85% cotton 15% Tencel elastane), two twill directions (3/1 Z and S), and four washing processes (bleach, enzyme, rinse, and stone) were investigated. For this purpose, the compressibility, overall flexural rigidity, drape, surface roughness, and shear rigidity values of industrial washed denim fabrics were measured. It was found that there was no statistically significant effect of weft yarn type on objective hand values, and washing differences were statistically significant on the objective hand values of the denim fabrics. The results showed that enzyme-washed fabrics show better hand and lower hardness properties; stone-washed fabrics have a higher fluffy feel, bleach-washed fabrics have worse hand, and rinse-washed fabrics have stiffer and rougher surfaces. It was also observed that the twill direction affects only the shear rigidity values of the denim fabrics.