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Notice catalographique « A preliminary investigation of the tensile properties of yarns used for textile conservation : hair silk (raw and degummed), silk crepeline yarn and polyester Tetex yarn »

Titre
A preliminary investigation of the tensile properties of yarns used for textile conservation : hair silk (raw and degummed), silk crepeline yarn and polyester Tetex yarn
Auteur ou éditeur
  • Ellis, Shirley
  • Queen's University (Kingston, Ont.)
Lieu de publication
Kingston
Maison d'édition
Queen's University
Date de publication
1996
Collation
61 p.
Résumé
This report provides a comparison of the strength of four types of yarns used for the conservation of textiles before and after accelerated light ageing, as determined by tensile tests, These include: raw hair silk, degummed hair silk, pulled silk crepeline yarn and pulled polyester Tetex yarn, both dyed and undyed for all sample types. The effects of the dye and the gum was examined as well as comparison of the fibre types.
Notes
Research Report (M.A.) - Queen's University, 1996
Langue
English = Anglais
Sujet
  • Textile fabrics - Conservation and restoration
  • Yarn
  • Textiles et tissus - Conservation et restauration
Pays
Canada
Type de document
Monograph = Monographie
Localisation
NK 8804.5 E55
Clé
11457
Collection
Catalogue
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