Journals / Tekstil Maraton / 2004 / Cilt: 14 - Sayı: 74

Antimikrobial fibres in textile industry

Tekstil endüstrisinde kullanılan antimikrobiyal lifler

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65–69
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We, also make a comparison of the types of the types of antimicrobials.

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Objective & Hypothesis:It has long been recognized that microorganisms, particularly bacteria, can thrive on textile materials, Natural fibers, such as cotton, are more susceptible to microorganisms than synthetics because their porous hydrophilic structure retains water, oxygen and nutrients; providing a perfect environment for bacterial growth.
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Key Findings & Data:Microbes (bacteria, fungi, yeasts) find ideal conditions for growth in presence of heat and humidity, consequently all fabrics that are in close contact with the human body become the ideal habitat for their massive and extremely quick multiplication.
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Conclusion & Impact:We, also make a comparison of the types of the types of antimicrobials.
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Abstract

It has long been recognized that microorganisms, particularly bacteria, can thrive on textile materials, Natural fibers, such as cotton, are more susceptible to microorganisms than synthetics because their porous hydrophilic structure retains water, oxygen and nutrients; providing a perfect environment for bacterial growth. Microbes (bacteria, fungi, yeasts) find ideal conditions for growth in presence of heat and humidity, consequently all fabrics that are in close contact with the human body become the ideal habitat for their massive and extremely quick multiplication. Most textile materials currently used in hospitals and hotels are conductive to cross infection or transmission of diseases caused by microorganisms. Also, all articles of apparel and home textiles are suspectible to problems of hygiene in normal daily use- for example, socks, sportswear and working clothes as well as mattresses, floor coverings and shoe linings. For these reasons antimicrobial applications became a necessity. In this study it is aimed to give information about the effects of microorganisms which can be present in textile materials, and the antimicrobials, their structure, how they act and where they are used. We, also make a comparison of the types of the types of antimicrobials.

Özet

Mikroorganizmaların tekstil materyali üzerinde gelişerek üreyebildikleri uzun yıllardan beri bilinmektedir. Bakteri, mantar, küf gibi en önemli mikroorganizmalar, insan vücuduyla temas halinde bulunan bütün tekstil mamullerinde, sıcaklık ve nemin varlığında etkili ve hızlı bir biçimde çoğalmaları için ideal koşulları bulurlar. Özellikle hastenelerde ve okullarda, insanların sağlığı ve rahatı için çevreyi mikroorganizmaların neden olabileceği tehlikelere karşı kontrol altına almanın gereksinimi ortaya çıkmıştır. Bundan başka bütün giysiler ve ev tekstilleri, örneğin çoraplar, spor giysileri, çalışma elbiseleri, yatak takımları, yer kaplamaları gibi; normal günlük kullanımda hijyenik problemlerle karşı karşıyadır. Bu nedenlerden dolayı, antimikrobiyal uygulamalara gereksinim duyulmuştur. Bu çalışmada, tekstil malzemelerinde bulunan mikroorganizmaların etkileri, antimikrobiyal maddeler, etki mekanizmaları ve kullanım alanları hakkında bilgi verilmesi amaçlanmıştır.

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Cite This Article

DEVRENT, N., YILMAZ, N. D. (2004). Antimikrobial fibres in textile industry. Tekstil Maraton, Cilt: 14 - Sayı: 74, 65–69. https://ajindex.com/articles/359818

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