Characterization of Polymers and Fibers (The Textile Institute Book Series) - Softcover

Über die Autorinnen und Autoren

Mukesh Kumar Singh is Professor of Textile Technology at the Uttar Pradesh Textile Technology Institute Kanpur, affiliated to Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow India. Before joining academia in 1999, he worked at the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi as Project Associate for the spinning industry. He has authored a previous Woodhead book titled Industrial Practices in Weaving Preparatory and has contributed chapters on related topics including cosmetotextiles and photovoltaic textiles in other books, as well as editing one other book. He teaches the subjects structure and properties of fibres, and characterization of materials since 1999 at both undergraduate and post-graduate levels. His research experience is focused on polymer characterization and conversion of polymer to fibres.

Annika Singh is Assistant Professor of Bio-technology at the CSJMU, Kanpur, and was previously a Researcher at IIT Delhi, and Indian Institute of Pulse Researches, Kanpur. Her research experience is focused on biopolymer characterization.

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Characterization of Polymers and Fibres addresses an integral part of fibre and polymer manufacturing processes, crucial in helping manufacturers to ensure that the final product will achieve the intended specifications. The characterization of fibre and polymers is needed for attributes including molecular weight, morphology, dyeing behavior, tensile, optical and thermal behavior. This book covers a wide range of characterization techniques including thermal, X-ray diffraction, solubility, tensile, optical, hygroscopic, and particle size distribution.

Addressing advances from the fields of bioscience, polymer science, material science, and textile science, this book is wide in scope, and draws on the latest research to provide details of characterization techniques and equipment. Introductions and definitions are provided where beneficial to make topics accessible to a broad range of readers, in academia and industry.