Fibrous Materials (Textiles) for Functional Applications II
A special issue of Textiles (ISSN 2673-7248).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 October 2024 | Viewed by 13181
Special Issue Editors
Interests: nano materials; textile structural composites; green composites; nanocomposites; biomechanical engineering of fibrous structures; thermo-mechanical characterization of materials; functional textiles
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Interests: non-woven fabrics; characterization; filtration; acoustic properties; thermal Insulation
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Interests: sports textiles; knitted spacer textile
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to announce a Special Issue titled “Fibrous Materials (Textiles) for Functional Applications” in Textiles, an open-access MDPI journal. Fibrous/textile materials constitute an inseparable component of our day-to-day life. Their importance ranges from baby diapers to life-saving protective textiles in military and space applications. The geometrical flexibility and physical–chemical diversity of functional fibrous materials make them a preferred substitute over metals, ceramics, and other forms of polymers. Fiber-based functional textiles are widely used in technical applications, e.g., acoustic textiles, electronic textiles, fiber-reinforced structural composites, geotechnical textiles, healthcare and medical textiles, nanoenabled textiles, protective textiles, smart clothing, sports textiles, thermos-regulating textiles, and so on.
A recent trend in fibrous material is to focus on biobased materials to reduce carbon emissions, which ultimately hampers our environment. In view of the new challenges faced by humanity, the biological and health-related issues can be tackled to a great extent by suitable innovative materials based on fibrous/textile systems.
The Special Issue is aimed at researchers working on fiber-based functional materials in any concurrent application area. The exposure of young scientists to open access articles in the selected area will provide new insights for future research and innovation.
Prof. Dr. Rajesh Mishra
Dr. Tao Yang
Dr. Veerakumar Arumugam
Guest Editors
Manuscript Submission Information
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Keywords
- acoustic textiles
- fiber-reinforced structural composites
- geotechnical textiles
- healthcare and medical textiles
- nanoenabled textiles
- protective textiles
- smart clothing
- sports textiles
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