Frictional characteristics of woven and nonwoven wipes |
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Authors: | A Das V K Kothari D Mane |
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Institution: | (1) Department of Textile Technology, Indian Institute of Technology, 110 016 New Delhi, India |
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Abstract: | Demand for the fabric wipes is growing continuously. Wipes in industry are used for cleaning purpose. Cleaning involves rubbing
action, so it is very important to know how much frictional force is encountered during the cleaning action. In this study
the effects of normal load, sliding speed on frictional characteristics of nonwoven and woven wipes, both dry and wetted with
different liquids, against glass and floor tile surfaces have been reported. With the increase in the normal load the coefficient
of friction goes on decreasing for both nonwoven and woven wipes and this trend is observed in both dry and wet wipes. The
coefficient of friction of both nonwoven and woven wipes against glass surface is in general higher than the floor tile surface.
The wipes wetted with water shows an increase in coefficient of friction as compared to dry sample, but there is reduction
in the coefficient of friction when the wipe samples are wetted with vegetable oil. In case of dry wipes, the coefficient
of friction in case of nonwoven wipe is higher than the woven wipe. In case of woven wipes, the ranges of coefficient of friction
either due to change in liquid type, normal load or sliding speed are in general smaller than that in case of nonwoven fabrics. |
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Keywords: | Coefficient of friction Nonwoven wipe Normal load Sliding speed Woven wipe |
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