Nanotechnology is the science and engineering conducted at the nanoscale of 1 to 100 nanometers. In the textile industry, nanotechnology can be used to create nano-coatings for water and stain resistance, UV protection, and antimicrobial properties. It can also be used to create nanofibers for breathability, filtration, and thermal regulation. Nanoparticles like clay, zinc oxide, titanium dioxide, and magnesium oxide can be added to fabrics to provide properties like flame retardancy, UV shielding, and self-sterilization. Nanotechnology contributes to textiles by enhancing properties like water repellence, anti-static performance, wrinkle resistance, strength, UV blocking, antibacterial effects, and creating smart
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Nanotechnology in Textile Industry
1.
2. NANO
TECHNOLOGY
Prepared By:
MD. Nurul Islam
ID: S201813031
Department: WPE
Bangladesh Handloom Education & Training Institute
Affiliated By BUTEX
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3. WHAT IS NANO TECHNOLOGY?
Nanotechnology is the science, engineering and technology conducted at
the nanoscale which is about 1 to 100 nanometers.
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4. HOW SMALL IS A NANOPARTICLE?
1Å (Angstrom)=0.10nm, 0.10nm×10=1nm, 1000nm=1μm, 1000μm=1mm, 1000mm=1m
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5. HOW DOES NANOTECHNOLOGY WORK
IN THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY?
Nano-coatings
Water-repellent and stain-resistant
coatings, UV protection, Antimicrobial
coatings
Nanofibers
breathability, filtration, and thermal
regulation
Nanocomposites
mechanical strength, durability, and
flame resistance
Smart Textiles & E-Textile
Temperature-regulating fabrics,
Wearable sensors
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7. NANO WHISKERS CAN MAKE THE
FABRIC STAIN & WATER RESISTANT…
Water and oil
repellency
Superior
durability
Breathable
Fabric
remains soft,
natural
Wrinkle
resistance
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8. NANO NET CAN INJECT LINEN
PROPERTY INTO A SYNTHETIC FIBER
Alters the
property of
synthetic fibers
like Polyester to
give a feel of
cotton & linen.
Wicks body
moisture fast
Dries quickly &
gives the cooling
effect.
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9. NANO WRAPS CAN ENHANCE THE
FABRIC LASTING TIME…
Strength and
Durability.
Improvement
in
colorfastness
.
Crease
retention.
Static
resistance.
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10. SOME USEFUL NANO PARTICLES…
Clay (chemical, heat, electrical
resistance hence imparts flame
retardant anti corrosive finishes to the
fabrics)
ZnO (can impart UV Shielding in
fabrics & can reduce static electricity of
Nylon fibers
TiO2 & MgO (TiO2 & MgO particles
can break harmful & toxic chemicals
and Biological agents hence imparts
self-sterilizing function to the fibers)
Silver (anti microbial & anti mold
property, utilized to impart anti odor &
ultra fresh finishes to the
undergarments & socks)
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15. STRENGTH ENHANCEMENT
NANOPARTICLE
used nano SiO2 and
AL2O3 in cementitious
composites reinforced by
steel fibers. The results
showed that the addition
of nanoparticles led to an
increase in the bond
between steel and matrix
especially at higher
cement contents
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16. UV BLOCKING
It is found that the performance of
ZnO nanoparticles as UV-
absorbers can be efficiently
transferred to fabric materials
through the application of ZnO
nanoparticles. The UV tests
indicate a significant improvement
in the UV absorbing activity in the
ZnO-treated fabrics
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17. ANTIBACTERIAL / ODER CONTROL
Body odor, for
example, is
controlled by
bactericidal,
antimicrobial and
self-sterilizing
nanoparticles
containing silver,
zinc and copper
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18. SENSORE
Nanomaterial sensors
sense an external
stimulus and convert it
into a measurable
signal, which can later
be transferred to a
processing unit or a
monitoring device.
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19. OPTICAL DISPLAYS
Nanotechnology in Displays it
is used to develop electronic
inks for e-paper displays.
These inks contain
nanoparticles that can
change color when an
electric field is applied,
allowing them to display text
and images.
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20. DISADVANTAGES OF NANOTECHNOLOGY
Health and Safety Concerns
Environmental Impact
Regulatory Challenges
Cost and Accessibility
Ethical Considerations
Lack of Standardization
Nanoparticle Accumulation
Unintended Consequences
Manufacturing and Scale-up
Challenges
Risk Perception
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