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ASEMINAR ON
Clothing and textiles for disabled people
By Purneshwar Rangari
Reader (Chemical Processing)IIHT
Champa
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Introduction-
The quality of life for disabled and elderly people can in many cases be substantially improved by a better choice of good looking and functional clothing.
to make the daily life as comfortable as possible for persons who have many other obstacles to deal with.
problems are not unique for disabled people but might occur for all consumers.
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2.GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
Functional
Comfort Protection
Aesthetic
Appearance
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Comfort-
The thermal comfort
The tactile comfort
True allergies
Static charges
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Protection- In certain cases, the textile products are expected to protect us from risks. For example, outdoor clothing gives protection against rain.
Fire
From indoor environment
Wind resistance
from impact
Other
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Products or clothing's-
Underwear, socks – skin contact
Middle layers – thermal insulation
Outerwear – appearance
Outdoor clothing – protection
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Textiles for personal and intimate care-
Incontinence diapers
Absorbent underpads
Feeding bibs
Paddings and protective shields
Supportive braces
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Textiles in the living environment-
Upholstery textiles
Bed textiles
Aiding devices
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Specific considerations for people with disabilities-
1.Sitting in a wheelchair-
Good Fitting
Comfort in sitting
Fabric allowance
Thermal properties
Breathability
Durable
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2.Staying in bed-
Thermal balance
Moisture transfer
Allergic reaction
Smooth surface bed
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Pad
Soft
Hard
Wearable
3.Paddings- To protect the human body from impact.
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4. Diapers:-
Ability to absorb moisture.
Application according to need.
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More body movement more is the abrasive forces
Fabric allowance
5.Crutches and other supporting devices:-
6.Shaking – bad coordination
Clearing properties
Apron and feeding bibs
7.Supersensitive skin.
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Textile materials-Fabric properties are dependent on fibre and yarn properties, such as
fibre fineness, fibre structure, fibre length, fibre type, yarn count yarn structure and yarn type.
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1. Raw materials- fibre length, fibre fineness and fibre structure. .
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2.Fabric structures:-
woven fabricsKnitted fabrics andNonwoven fabrics.
3.Dyeing and finishing:-
Desired colorFabric handlePerformanceWater repellencyFlame retardant
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Textile properties with Special recommendation -
180 g/m2 for 100 % cotton.
120 g/m2 for 50 % CO / 50 % PES.
1.Raw material-
Pure synthetic or pure natural fibre are used.
No blends are mostly preferred .2.Mass per unit area-
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3.Thickness.
4. Abrasion resistance -heavy use 40 000 r (Martindale) for
clothing materials and 50 000 r.
5. Elastic properties.
6.Tear resistance-tear resistance for woven clothing fabrics is
at least 25 N.
7.Bursting strength.
8. Breaking strength-a minimum breaking strength of 350 N
for cotton polyester blended (50%/50%) sheets and 450 N for
cotton sheets.
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Appearance:-
Staining
Wrinkles
Seam puckering
Drapeability
Pilling
Colour fastness against rubbing-Oeko-Tex Standard has limit values for colour fastness against rubbing 4 for dry and 2–3 for wet
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Colour fastness against washing : It is recommended for colour fastness to washing value 4 .
Colour fastness to perspiration : It is recommended value 4
Colour fastness against light : A minimum value 5 is recommended for clothing fabrics.
Wrinkling and wrinkle recovery: It is recommended for clothing fabrics at least value 4.
Pilling : It is recommended that the pilling for clothing fabrics is 4 at least.
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Comfort properties:-
Good thermal insulation-wheelchair users Indoors at +20 °c.
Water vapour transmission Breathability: It is recommended that the breathability of woven and knitted clothing fabrics is at least 5000 g/m2*24 h.
Air permeability-an air permeability of less than 150 l/m2*s
Flame retardance-It is not possible to give an absolute recommendation value for flame spread time because 15–60 s.
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Conclusion-
Thus the aid of modern textile Engg. And advancement in
textile era can be vary well put to use for disabled people.
They are different from the other people in various need and
day to day work. So there is need to consider the clothing for
disabled people.
With help of textile Engg. We can improve the living style of
this people .
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