This document discusses different types of special garments designed to protect the human body from hazards like chemicals, flames, water, gas, and extreme temperatures. It provides examples of protective clothing for firefighters, military personnel, coal miners, and space shuttle crews. It also outlines special textiles used in products like air bags, parachutes, and insulation. The document focuses on heat-resistant clothing, describing materials like zirpro wool and aramid fiber that can shield workers from molten metal splashes in industries like steel mills. It emphasizes the importance of fabric weight, density, and structure in providing effective thermal protection.
This document discusses different types of special garments designed to protect the human body from hazards like chemicals, flames, water, gas, and extreme temperatures. It provides examples of protective clothing for firefighters, military personnel, coal miners, and space shuttle crews. It also outlines special textiles used in products like air bags, parachutes, and insulation. The document focuses on heat-resistant clothing, describing materials like zirpro wool and aramid fiber that can shield workers from molten metal splashes in industries like steel mills. It emphasizes the importance of fabric weight, density, and structure in providing effective thermal protection.
This document discusses different types of special garments designed to protect the human body from hazards like chemicals, flames, water, gas, and extreme temperatures. It provides examples of protective clothing for firefighters, military personnel, coal miners, and space shuttle crews. It also outlines special textiles used in products like air bags, parachutes, and insulation. The document focuses on heat-resistant clothing, describing materials like zirpro wool and aramid fiber that can shield workers from molten metal splashes in industries like steel mills. It emphasizes the importance of fabric weight, density, and structure in providing effective thermal protection.
This document discusses different types of special garments designed to protect the human body from hazards like chemicals, flames, water, gas, and extreme temperatures. It provides examples of protective clothing for firefighters, military personnel, coal miners, and space shuttle crews. It also outlines special textiles used in products like air bags, parachutes, and insulation. The document focuses on heat-resistant clothing, describing materials like zirpro wool and aramid fiber that can shield workers from molten metal splashes in industries like steel mills. It emphasizes the importance of fabric weight, density, and structure in providing effective thermal protection.
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Garments that are used in special purposes, to protect
human body from risky environment.
Special garments are specially designed to protect human body from the hazards, i.e., chemicals, flame, water, gas, temperature, air pressure etc.
Types of special garments
Heat and flame resistant clothing Protective clothing from radiant heat Fire fighters clothing Armed forces clothing Protective clothing for space shuttle Clothing for coal miners Chemical resistant clothing
Types of special garments
Dust clothing Electrical protective clothing Insulation for Engines Truck Covers Clean room garments Diapers Gloves High Visibility clothing Surgical Gowns
Special Textiles Air Bags Artificial tuft Climbing ropes Car tire cord Cigarette filter Conveyer belting Sleeping bags Sports nets Quilts Parachutes, etc.
and flame resistant clothing These factories produces enough heat and flame Human body feels burning effects at 45C and burning occurs at 72C
Heat and flame resistant shirt
Heat and flame resistant clothing
Heat and flame resistant headgear
Gloves
Heat and flame resistant clothing
This work wear gives some time to save life/injury. If working condition requires high temperature for
longer time, clothing should be very compactly woven
and thickness should be higher higher the still air, higher the heat resistant If fabric density is very low when it cannot retain air, shows lower heat resistant.
Heat and flame resistant clothing
Working at higher temperature for short time requires
thicker fabric with more weights as it shows better
heat resistant property. For example, gloves made of jersey wool having pile fibers shows good thermal resistance at 270C.
If molten iron, aluminium and magnesium
Heat anddrops flame resistant clothing splinters on clothing, work wear should be
made of very heavy and thick woolen fabrics.
This type of fabric that is 540 GSM can protect human body of 350 ml molten metal. 270 -350 GSM fabric can protect splinters of metals Knitted fabric structure shows better performance than woven.
Heat and flame resistant clothing
Zirpro woolen fabric and caliban finished fabric can
protect human body from molten splinters of
aluminium. As per protection length of time, following fabrics are listed as per merit 1. Zirpro wool, 2. 85/15 zirpro/glass 3. Aramid fiber 3. FR Cotton
Heat and flame resistant clothing
Two ply zirpro wool shows better performance, ideally
290 GSM twill as outer and 230 GSM rib as inner.
Two ply shows better result of same thickness of one ply. To increase flame retardency on woolen fiber, mix compound of titanium and zirconium is used for finishing wool fabric, is called zirpro finish.