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N.M. BEREZNENKO, S.M. BEREZNENKO, H.I. KUPALOVA, N.V. HONCHARENKO, and H.A. RIPKA

Research into Nanomodified Textile Materials with Multifunctional Properties

229–239 (2025)

PACS numbers: 47.85.M-, 81.05.Lg, 81.20.Hy, 83.50.Uv, 83.80.Mc, 83.80.Wx, 87.85.Rs

The article discusses the use of nanotechnology in the production of textile materials. Considering the fact that a person today is affected by many external factors, which can cause a negative impact on his body, the creation of tissue packages with multifunctional properties is appropriate. The work presents the results of research into the properties of textile materials using nanofibres; the impact of created materials on the human body is investigated; methods of packaging clothing details are studied; methods and means of creating packages of textile materials using nanomodified materials are investigated. Particular attention is paid to the issue of methods of connecting packages of textile materials using nanomodified components, in particular, attention is focused on the option of creating a package of materials with the addition of nanomodified components, which consists of two non-woven materials different in their raw material composition (70% hemp fibres and 30% polyester including 15% low-melting polyethylene) and non-woven material obtained by the adhesive method with antimicrobial properties, which are connected by an adhesive thread. The creation of such a package solves the problem of providing the necessary elastic properties, and an additional layer of nanomaterial based on nanomodified fibres ensures the antibacterial properties of the package. The work proposes to use textile materials with certain properties in those parts of clothing, where it is necessary

KEYWORDS: nanomaterials, dimensional stability, fibres, polyethylene

DOI:  https://doi.org/10.15407/nnn.23.01.0229

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