Titlebook: Quality Assessment of Textiles; Damage Detection by Karl Mahall Book 19931st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1993 Faserstoff.Qua

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Karl Mahallof design and planning tools for achieving Sustainable Human Ecological Development (SHED). Combining knowledge from diverse fields to present a synthesis of urban ecology, the book will provide a valuable reso978-94-024-1312-0978-1-4020-8496-6Series ISSN 1876-0899 Series E-ISSN 1876-0880

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Book 19931st editioncies in textiles - in particular hidden faults - to their true cause. However, this is the precondition to efficiently eliminate faults and to guarantee correct process control. In his book Karl Mahall describes the damage which can occur in certain fibrous raw materials and during production and st

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Fundamentals and Priming,has different effects and greatly reduces the serviceability of the textiles. Usually the cause of damage cannot be determined by purely visual evaluation. Textile microscopy, in contrast, often provides exact results within a very short time, which can be decisive in the correction of future produc

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Chemical Damage, this, structural abnormalities, i. e. damage, can be detected quite easily under the microscope. Staining reactions with Cotton Blue-lactophenol [11], Neocarmin W (Fesago, Heidelberg) or Pauly reagent [12] simplify the recognition of wool damage. With Cotton Blue-lactophenol, damaged wool fibers ar

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