N. Gokarneshan – författare

This book, volume 41.1 of the journal Textile Progress, critically reviews the various developments that have taken place in weaving 3D fabrics. It explains how fabrics can be woven with different structures and profiles to fit specific requirements for a variety of end-use applications. The text highlights the unique features of each method and points out the major differences between the 2D and 3D methods of weaving, including the use of 3D fabrics in technical applications. It also explores how methods have evolved for producing 3D fabrics to be used as advanced composite performs as well as a bifurcated vascular prosthesis.

This book provides comprehensive coverage of silk fibre research including mulberry and non-mulberry varieties. It examines chemical treatments, processing variables, and advanced characterization techniques such as SEM, XRD, FTIR, and TGA. Topics covered in this book include graft copolymerization, natural dyeing, nanotechnology applications, spider silk properties, sericin extraction, and mechanical behavior analysis and also includes:Detailed study of chemical treatments and process variables affecting silk quality and performanceInvestigation of specialized silk types including muga, tussar, and spider silk applicationsModern approaches to silk modification through graft copolymerization and nanotechnology treatmentsAnalysis of dyeing processes using natural and ecological mordants for sustainable silk processingTechnical evaluation of mechanical properties, thermal behavior, and structural characteristics of silk materialsThe book serves as a reference for researchers investigating silk structure, modification techniques, and industrial applications in textile science.This title has been co-published with Woodhead Publishing India. Taylor & Francis does not sell or distribute the print edition in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Bhutan.