RESEARCH AND APPLICATION OF SELF-HEALING MATERIALS IN THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY

Authors

  • S.M. Konysbekov M. Auezov SKU Author
  • A.A. Turganbaeva M. Auezov SKU Author
  • Sh.K. Beisenbaeva M. Auezov SKU Author
  • N.K. Zholaeva M. Auezov SKU Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54251/2616-6429.2024.04.06nu

Keywords:

self-healing materials, textile industry, innovative technologies, polymers, microencapsulation, nanotechnology, durability, environmental friendliness, specialized textiles

Abstract

This article discusses self-healing materials as an innovative solution in the textile industry. The basic principles of operation of these materials, their ability to restore their properties after damage and application in various segments of textiles, including clothing, furniture fabrics and specialized textiles, are described. Key development technologies such as the use of modified polymers, microcapsulation and nanotechnology are discussed. Benefits are also highlighted, including increased durability and environmental friendliness, as well as challenges such as high cost and technical difficulties. The work highlights the importance of self-healing materials as a direction for future research and application in the textile industry. Special attention is paid to the prospects of introducing these technologies into the mass production of textiles, as well as the economic feasibility and environmental aspects of their use. The results of the study can serve as a basis for further developments in the field of innovative textile materials and their application in various industries such as fashion, sportswear and medical devices.

Author Biographies

  • S.M. Konysbekov, M. Auezov SKU

    Lecturer

  • A.A. Turganbaeva, M. Auezov SKU

    Senior Lecturer

  • Sh.K. Beisenbaeva, M. Auezov SKU

    Senior Lecturer

  • N.K. Zholaeva, M. Auezov SKU

    Lecturer

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Published

2024-12-18

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TECHNICAL SCIENCES

How to Cite

RESEARCH AND APPLICATION OF SELF-HEALING MATERIALS IN THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY. (2024). SOUTH KAZAKHSTAN SCIENCE HERALD, 4, 36-42. https://doi.org/10.54251/2616-6429.2024.04.06nu