Active Coatings for Smart Textiles 1st Edition by Jinlian Hu ISBN 0081002637 978-0081002636

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ISBN 10: 0081002637

ISBN 13: 978-0081002636 

Author: Jinlian Hu 

Table of contents:

Part One. Types of active coatings

1. Introduction to active coatings for smart textiles
   1.1. Introduction
   1.2. Functions and applications of active coating
   1.3. Development of smart materials for active coating
   1.4. Development of processing technologies for active coating
   1.5. Outline of the book

2. Memory polymer coatings for smart textiles
   2.1. Introduction
   2.2. Memory polymers
   2.3. Functions of memory coating textiles
   2.4. Conclusions

3. Environmentally mild self-cleaning processes on textile surfaces under daylight irradiation: Critical issues
   3.1. Introduction: self-cleaning of textiles by mild environmental sunlight-activated processes
   3.2. Pretreatment by and functionalization of surfaces by radiofrequency plasma and ultraviolet-C (184 nanomoles)
   3.3. Coating by colloidal titanium dioxide of artificial fibers such as polyamide and polyester: evaluation of self-cleaning performance under low-intensity solar irradiation
   3.4. Coating by colloidal titanium dioxide of natural fibers: evaluation of self-cleaning performance under low-intensity solar irradiation
   3.5. Cotton self-cleaning by titanium dioxide clusters attached by chemical spacers under low-intensity solar irradiation
   3.6. Self-cleaning cotton textiles titanium dioxide–modified by silicon dioxide–protective layers
   3.7. Coatings by binary oxides and/or promoted or enhanced copper-binary oxides leading to faster stain discoloration under low-intensity solar irradiation: reaction mechanism and surface characterization
   3.8. Trend of work in this area: future directions

4. Smart durable and self-healing textile coatings
   4.1. Introduction
   4.2. Types and classifications of smart coatings for improving textile durability
   4.3. Properties of textiles with durability-enhancing coatings
   4.4. Applications of smart durable and self-healing textiles
   4.5. Future trends
   4.6. Conclusions

5. Smart breathable coatings for textiles
   5.1. Introduction
   5.2. Working principles of smart breathable coatings
   5.3. Materials for breathable coating
   5.4. Methods of generating hydrophilic and microporous coatings
   5.5. Testing and evaluation of different breathable coated fabrics
   5.6. Applications
   5.7. Conclusions and future trends

6. Conductive polymer coatings
   6.1. Introduction
   6.2. Conductive polymers for textile coating
   6.3. Properties and applications of conducting polymers
   6.4. Conclusion

7. Natural photonic materials for textile coatings
   7.1. Introduction
   7.2. Types and classifications of natural photonic materials
   7.3. Photonic structures brought to textile coating
   7.4. Structural-colored sensors by external stimuli
   7.5. Summary and outlook

Part Two. Smart coating processes and technologies

8. Coating processes and techniques for smart textiles
   8.1. Introduction
   8.2. Substrate and coating interactions
   8.3. Overview of coating
   8.4. Traditional processes for textile coating
   8.5. Coating for smart textiles
   8.6. Future trends

9. Microencapsulation technology for smart textile coatings
   9.1. Introduction
   9.2. Benefits of microencapsulation for textiles
   9.3. Microencapsulation technologies
   9.4. Application procedures of microcapsules on textile substrate
   9.5. Smart end uses of textile substrates containing microcapsules
   9.6. Conclusions

10. Plasma surface treatments for smart textiles
    10.1. Introduction
    10.2. Principles of plasma creation
    10.3. Plasma–substrate interactions
    10.4. Applications of plasma surface treatments in smart textiles
    10.5. Future trends
    10.6. Conclusion

11. Nanotechnology-based coating techniques for smart textiles
    11.1. Introduction
    11.2. Types and classifications of nanotechnology-based coating techniques
    11.3. Nanofibre coating via electrospinning
    11.4. Future trends
    11.5. Conclusion

12. Biomimetic nanocoatings for structural coloration of textiles
    12.1. Introduction
    12.2. Characterization of biomimetic structural coloration
    12.3. Structural colors of thin-film interference on textiles with electrostatic self-assembly
    12.4. Structural colors of photonic crystals on textiles
    12.5. Conclusions and future trends

13. Functional modification of fiber surface via sol–gel technology
    13.1. Introduction
    13.2. Hydrophobic and oleophobic modifications
    13.3. Anti-ultraviolet property using titanium dioxide hybrid sol
    13.4. Antibacterial finishing using cationic or titanium dioxide hybrid sol
    13.5. Color fixation using smart silane coupling agent hybrid sol
    13.6. Conclusion

Part Three. Applications of smart textiles with responsive coatings

14. Smart coatings for comfort in clothing
    14.1. Introduction
    14.2. Principles of comfort in textiles and clothing
    14.3. Technologies for smart textile coatings
    14.4. Functions of smart textile/apparel coatings
    14.5. Future trends
    14.6. Conclusion

15. Smart coatings for sportswear
    15.1. Introduction
    15.2. Smart coating and functional requirements of sportswear
    15.3. Smart coatings to enhance comfort in sportswear
    15.4. Smart coating to provide protection
    15.5. Smart coating for performance enhancement
    15.6. Smart textiles for health and motion monitoring in sportswear
    15.7. Conclusions

16. Smart coatings for protective clothing
    16.1. Introduction
    16.2. Smart coating for body armor application
    16.3. Smart coating for hazardous material protective clothing
    16.4. Smart coating for health care protective clothing
    16.5. Smart coating for firefighter protective clothing
    16.6. Future trends

17. Smart medical textiles based on cyclodextrins for curative or preventive patient care
    17.1. Introduction
    17.2. Cyclodextrin production, binding properties, and applications
    17.3. Cyclodextrins grafted on textiles for medical purposes
    17.4. Conclusion and perspectives

18. Smart coatings for textiles in architecture
    18.1. Introduction
    18.2. Current trends in advanced architecture and smart textiles for architectural applications
    18.3. Current components and types of smart-coated textiles for architectural applications
    18.4. Future trends in advanced architecture and smart textiles for architectural applications
    18.5. Applications for interior, exterior use and for actuators

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