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• TITLE: Inventory of the Thermo-Physiological Behavior of Fabrics—A Review

  AUTHORS: Nicole Mölders

  KEYWORDS: Thermal Resistance of Fabrics, Thermal Conductivity of Fabrics, Water-Vapor Resistance of Fabrics, Water-Vapor Transmission Rate, Inventory of Thermal-Physiological Characteristics of Fabrics, Energetics of Fabrics

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Textile Science and Technology, Vol.9 No.2, May 18, 2023

  ABSTRACT: A comprehensive literature review was performed to create an inventory of thermal-physiological quantities for fabrics from different fiber materials, material blends, and fabric structures. The goal was to derive over-arching concepts that cannot be seen by the individual studies alone. Equations of best fits suggest non-linear changes for fabric thickness, thermal and water-vapor resistance with changes in material blend ratio. Air permeability decreases with increasing fabric density and fabric weight wherein the degree of decrease differs among fabric materials, blend ratio, and fabric structure. Water-vapor transmission rates strongly depend on fabric thickness, material, and blend, but marginally depend on fabric structure as long as the fabric and material thickness remain the same.