Fibrous Structures for Sustainable Future
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Beschreibung
This book highlights and explains some topics of functionalized, less common (e.g., bio-based) fibrous structures creation, characterization of their properties, and their special applications. It comprises mainly some important but not widely known fibers such as bacterial cellulose, coir, banana, and mohair fibers of natural origin, bio-based fibers, and waste-based fibers (such as paper), more suitable for the future needs of the textile branch. The benefits of the preparation of synthetic fibers from natural-based monomers in comparison with fibers of natural origin are shown. The use of reprocessed and recycled fibrous wastes, leading to a reduction of consumption of resources, whether renewable or fossil, is covered as well. The modification of fibrous structures by bio-prepared metal nanoparticles is also discussed.
This book highlights and explains some topics of functionalized, less common (e.g., bio-based) fibrous structures creation, characterization of their properties, and their special applications. It comprises mainly some important but not widely known fibers such as bacterial cellulose, coir, banana, and mohair fibers of natural origin, bio-based fibers, and waste-based fibers (such as paper), more suitable for the future needs of the textile branch. The benefits of the preparation of synthetic fibers from natural-based monomers in comparison with fibers of natural origin are shown. The use of reprocessed and recycled fibrous wastes, leading to a reduction of consumption of resources, whether renewable or fossil, is covered as well. The modification of fibrous structures by bio-prepared metal nanoparticles is also discussed.
Highlights topics of functionalized and bioactive fibrous structures, their creation characterization, and applications Includes fibers such as bacterial cellulose, coir, banana, and mohair fibers, bio-based fibers, and waste-based fibers Discusses the benefits of synthetic fibers from natural based monomers in comparison with fibers of natural origin
Autor*in
Jiří Militký
Themen in »Fibrous Structures for Sustainable Future«
Bio-based fibers Fibrous wastes COIR fibers Geopolymer Coir Composites Sustainable paper yarn Banana Fibers Sustainable garments Synthesis of nanoparticles Bacterial Cellulose Bioactive textile structures