Gilbert De MEY, Mert ÖZÇELİK, Anne SCHWARZ, KAZANI Ilda, Carla HERTLEER, Lieva LANGENHOVE VAN, Nevin Çiğdem GÜRSOY

Designing of conductive yarn knitted thermal comfortable shirt using battery operated heating system

Isıtma amaçlı olarak, bir gömleğin içerisine direnç meydana getirebilen iletken iplikler yerleştirilmiştir. Bu uygulamanın tıbbi veya enerji tasarrufu amacıyla kullanılabilmesi mümkündür. Isıtma özellikleri kızılötesi termografi ile incelenmiş olup sistemin portatif batarya ile çalışma olasılığı araştırılmıştır.

İletken lif ileçalışabilenörülmüş portatif batarya ile ısıl konforlu giysi tasarımı

With electric conductive yarns, an electric resistor has been inserted into a shirt in order to heat the shirt. This might have possible use for medical applications or energy savings. The heating properties were investigated with infrared thermography and the possibilities for portable battery operation have been studied.

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