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AATCC - The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists: Recent submissions
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AATCC 159
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
This test method evaluates the transfer of an acid (anionic) or premetalized dye from a dyed to an undyed nylon substrate under mock dyebath conditions. A general method of dyeing ... -
AATCC 84
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
The purpose of this method is to determine the electrical resistance of any textile yarns containing natural or manmade fibers. The tendency of a textile yarn to accumulate electrical ... -
AATCC 185
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
This test method measures the chelating agent content in a hydrogen peroxide bleach solution.
The method is designed to permit routine or periodic titration of the peroxide ... -
AATCC 167
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
Foam generation must be controlled in dyeing equipment such as jet machines which operate with high circulation and high agitation of the dye liquor at low bath ratios.
This ... -
AATCC 43
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
This test method is applicable only to the evaluation of wetting agents in caustic soda of mercerizing concentration. -
AATCC 183
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
This standard test method is used to determine the ultraviolet radiation blocked or transmitted by textile fabrics intended to be used for UV protection.
This method ... -
AATCC 98
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
This test method determines the total alkali content of a bleach bath containing hydrogen peroxide and alkali from any source. The total alkali content is expressed as {}odium hydroxide. ... -
AATCC 142
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
This test method covers a procedure for evaluating the durability of flocked fabric to home laundering or coin-op drycleaning with the use of flock loss and appearance at the ... -
AATCC 17
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
This test method determines the efficiency of ordinary commercial wetting agents. -
AATCC 90
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
The objective is to qualitatively detect bacteriostatic activity on products that are treated with antimicrobials and are capable of producing a zone of inhibition. Some test samples ... -
AATCC 92
Abstract: Purpose and Scope.
This is an accelerated test method to determine the potential damage caused by retained chlorine. It has been designed for use on cotton and rayon fabrics, but may be used on any fabric or finish ... -
AATCC 132
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
This test method is intended for determining the colorfastness of textiles to all kinds to drycleaning.
The test method is neither suitable for the evaluation of the durability ... -
AATCC 26
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
This test method describes a procedure for determining whether sulfurdyed textile materials will deteriorate under normal storage conditions and to establish the degree of such deterioration. -
AATCC 148
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
The test method measures the light blocking properties of textile and related materials using a photometer.
This method is applicable to all types of fabrics, including coated ... -
AATCC 192
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
This test method provides a means for determining the weather resistance of textile materials.
The test options described below are applicable to fibers, yarns and ... -
AATCC 117
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
This test method is intended for assessing the resistance of color of textiles of all kinds and in all forms to the action of dry heat, excluding pressing.
Several tests differing ... -
AATCC 121
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
This test method covers the measurement of the degree of cleanness of pile floor coverings, in the range from clean to a middle degree of soiling. It can be used to measure the ... -
AATCC RULES OF PROCEDURE
Abstract: Introduction
The Board of Directors is AATCC's governing body which administers its affairs under the provisions of the Constitution and Bylaws. AATCC Committees are responsible for nearly every phase ... -
AATCC 150
Abstract: Purpose and Scope
This test method is for the determination of dimensional changes of garments when subjected to home laundering procedures used by consumers. Four washing temperatures, three agitation ...