Amberg, M., Hegemann, D., Guimond,S., Hanselmann, B.: Plasma processing of textiles – perspectives....................182

Anbumani, N., Senthilkumar, M.: Dynamic elastic behavior of spandex (elastane fiber) plaited cotton knitted fabric .....................................108

- Subbiah, P., Sakthivel, J.P.: Relaxationshrinkage of weft knitted fabrics........174

Arnold, L., Nayak R., Padhye, R.: Recent advancements in electrospinning process .......................17

Artzt, P., Planck, H., Märtin, J., Hoffmann, G., Cherif, C., Müller, H., Heitmann, U.: Optimization of spinningparameters in Vortex spinning for economic processing on warp knitting machines ..............................212

Averback, L.: Comparison between yarn pressure drying and radio frequency drying................................180

Avery, M.: ITMA Asia + CITME 2010 gets ready..............................................1

Bal, N., Mahmut, D.: Dyeing of viscose and CV/EL fabrics with ultra short liquor ratio........................112

Bedeloglu, A.C., Bozkurt, Y., Demir, A.:Photovoltaic applications for textiles....44

Berthel, A., Böhmer, U., Bley, T., Sallat,M.: Application of immobilized enzymes in finishing treatment of reactive dyed textiles .....................117

Blaga, M., Penciuc, M., Dan, D.: Knitted gloves as accessories ...............32

Bley, T., Sallat, M., Berthel. A., Böhmer,U.: Application of immobilized enzymesin finishing treatment of reactive dyedtextiles ..............................................117

Böhmer, U., Bley, T., Sallat, M., Berthel.A.: Application of immobilized enzymesin finishing treatment of reactive dyedtextiles ..............................................117

Bos, P., Luiken, A.: Automated identification and sorting of post-consumer textile waste................50

Bozkurt, Y., Demir, A., Bedeloglu, A.C.:Photovoltaic applications for textiles....44

Brücken, A., Weber, M.O., Haug, R., Ehrmann, A., Heimlich, F.: Knitted breathing sensor....................222

Chakrabarti, R., Krishnamurthy, K., Vignesh, A.: Structure-functional relationship in silicone softeners ..........38

Cherif, C., Matthes, A., Pusch, T.: Dynamic analysis of yarn supply at circular knitting machines ................28

- Kleicke, R., Kern, M., Hoffmann, G.: Leno weave reinforced composites ....168

- Müller, H., Heitmann, U., Planck, H.,Märtin, J., Krieg, M., Younes, A., Metzkes, K., Hoffmann, G.: Economic machining of Vortex yarns to high-quality warp knit fabric..........172

- Müller, H., Heitmann, U., Artzt, P.,Planck, H., Märtin, J., Hoffmann, G.: Optimization of spinning parameters in Vortex spinning for economic processing on warp knitting machines ...........................................212

- Matthes, A., Pusch, T.: Analysis and simulation of yarn feeding at high dynamic circular knitting machines ....220

Dan, D., Blaga, M., Penciuc, M.: Knitted gloves as accessories ...............32

Das, B.R.: Tensile behavior of spun yarns under dynamic state .................106

Demir, A., Bedeloglu, A.C., Bozkurt, Y.:Photovoltaic applications for textiles....44

Dilo, J.P.: Complete nonwovnes production lines for the world market.....................................189

Easton, J.R., Hanxleden, U.: Ecological pre-treatment and dyeing of cellulosic fibers with reactive dyes......................................232

Ehrmann, A., Heimlich, F., Brücken, A.,Weber, M.O., Haug, R.: Knitted breathing sensor....................222

Engelhardt, A.: The Fiber Year 2009/2010 ...................53

Engels, G., Färber, C., Leder, A.: Modular solution to combat foreign matter problems in ginning and spinning .........................100

Ethridge, M.D., Kugler, G., Stein, J.: New fiber length and strength tester for cotton spinning mills ....................160

Färber, C., Leder, A., Engels, G.: Modular solution to combat foreign matter problems in ginning and spinning .........................100

Ferus-Comelo, M.: Software for optimization of reactive dyeing wash-off............................................124

Gabr, B.G.: Antibacterial treatments onto clothing items ...........................234

Ganesan, P., Karthik, T.: Nonwovens for filtration media .........242

Gebhardt, G., Richter, F., Schönfeld, A.,Wolf, K.: Dyeing of polyester materialswithout oligomer problems ...............114

Goyal, A., Kherdekar, G., Tyagi, G.K.: Properties of regenerated cellulose (bamboo)-cotton MJS yarns .................15

Gries, T., Jungbecker, P., Schenuit, H., Seide, G.: Energy saving in air-jet weaving using computational fluid dynamics ...................................165

- Klietzing, T., Jungbecker, P., Seide, G.:Thermal fiber treatment in fiber production with application in the drawing room process .............206

- Zobel, S.: Online positioning system for the card .......................................208

Guimond, S., Hanselmann, B., Amberg,M., Hegemann, D.: Plasma processing of textiles – perspectives....................182

Guo, S., Wickert, N., Zhang, W.: Environmentally friendly possibility for dyeing and finishing of PA/elastanewarp knitted fabrics...........................177

Hafner, C., Jäger, I.: Miniaturized standard Ames test for the evaluation of textile dyes ...................229

Hanselmann, B., Amberg, M., Hegemann, D., Guimond, S.: Plasma processing of textiles – perspectives.......................................182

Hanxleden, U., Easton, J.R.: Ecologicalpre-treatment and dyeing of cellulosic fibers with reactive dyes ....................232

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Hassan, Y.M.E., Seif, M.: Influence of fusible interlining on simulation of bending stiffness ...............................239

Haug, R., Ehrmann, A., Heimlich, F., Brücken, A., Weber, M.O.: Knitted breathing sensor....................222

Hayes, E.: World textile business summary 2009 ..................................205

Hegemann, D., Guimond, S., Hanselmann, B., Amberg, M.: Plasma processing of textiles – perspectives.......................................182

Hehl, J., Müller, H., Ziegler, K., Planck, H.,Heitmann, U.: Air-jet spinning – yarn structure and quality ..................156

Heimlich, F., Brücken, A., Weber, M.O.,Haug, R., Ehrmann, A.: Knitted breathing sensor....................222

Heitmann, U., Planck, H., Schneider, J.:New ring yarn qualities for hard-wearing, comfort-oriented workclothes at higher production................21

- Hehl, J., Müller, H., Ziegler, K., Planck, H.: Air-jet spinning – yarn structure and quality ..................156

- Planck, H., Märtin, J., Krieg, M., Younes, A., Metzkes, K., Hoffmann, G.,Cherif, C., Müller, H.: Economic machining of Vortex yarns to high-quality warp knit fabric ..............172

- Artzt, P., Planck, H., Märtin, J., Hoffmann, G., Cherif, C., Müller, H.: Optimization of spinning parameters in Vortex spinning for economic processing on warp knitting machines ...........................................212

Hirano, H.: Needle-less knitting: a rotary knitting principle.....................26

Hoffmann, G., Cherif, C., Kleicke, R.,Kern, M.: Leno weave reinforced composites ........................................168

- Cherif, C., Müller, H., Heitmann, U.,Planck, H., Märtin, J., Krieg, M., Younes, A., Metzkes, K.: Economic machining of Vortex yarns to high-quality warp knit fabric ..............172

Hustedt, M., Stein, J., Klug, U., Korger,M., Tillmanns, A., Janssen, E., Samm, K.: Potential applications of lasers in the textile industry ...........128

Jäger, I., Hafner, C.: Miniaturized standard Ames test for the evaluation of textile dyes ...................229

Janssen, E., Samm, K., Hustedt, M., Stein, J., Klug, U., Korger, M., Tillmanns, A.: Potential applications of lasers in the textile industry ...........128

Jawale, S.T., Patil, S.T., Kane, C.D., Patil, U.J.: Compact and conventionalring spun blend yarns and carbonizing effect..............................152

Jungbecker, P., Schenuit, H., Seide, G.,Gries, T.: Energy saving in air-jet weaving using computational fluid dynamics ...................................165

- Seide, G., Gries, T., Klietzing, T.: Thermal fiber treatment in fiber production with application in the drawing room process .................206

Kane, C.D., Patil, U.J., Jawale, S.T., Patil, S.T.: Compact and conventional ring spun blend yarns and carbonizing effect..............................152

Karthik, T., Ganesan, P.: Nonwovens for filtration media .........242

Kehry, S., Uhl, H.: Improving the efficiency of textile machinery with intelligent data management .............127

Kern, M., Hoffmann, G., Cherif, C., Kleicke, R.: Leno weave reinforced composites ........................................168

Kherdekar, G., Tyagi, G.K., Goyal, A.: Properties of regenerated cellulose (bamboo)-cotton MJS yarns .................15

Kleicke, R., Kern, M., Hoffmann, G., Cherif, C.: Leno weave reinforced composites ........................................168

Klietzing, T., Jungbecker, P., Seide, G.,Gries, T.: Thermal fiber treatment in fiber production with application in the drawing room process .................206

Klug, U., Korger, M., Tillmanns, A., Janssen, E., Samm, K., Hustedt, M.,Stein, J.: Potential applications of lasers in the textile industry ...............128

Korger, M., Tillmanns, A., Janssen, E.,Samm, K., Hustedt, M., Stein, J., Klug, U.: Potential applications of lasers in the textile industry ...............128

Krieg, M., Younes, A., Metzkes, K., Hoffmann, G., Cherif, C., Müller, H., Heitmann, U., Planck, H., Märtin, J.: Economic machining of Vortex yarns to high-quality warp knit fabric..........172

Krishnamurthy, K., Vignesh, A., Chakrabarti, R.: Structure-functional relationship in silicone softeners ..........38

Kugler, G., Stein, J., Ethridge, M.D.: New fiber length and strength tester for cotton spinning mills ....................160

Leder, A., Engels, G., Färber, C.: Modularsolution to combat foreign matter problems in ginning and spinning ......100

Liu, J.-Q., Xu, T.-S., Tu, H.-M.: First batch piece dyeing application of knitted fabrics ...............................120

Luiken, A., Bos, P.: Automated identification and sorting of post-consumer textile waste................50

Mahmut, D., Bal, N.: Dyeing of viscose and CV/EL fabrics with ultra short liquor ratio........................112

Märtin, J., Krieg, M., Younes, A., Metzkes, K., Hoffmann, G., Cherif, C.,Müller, H., Heitmann, U., Planck, H.: Economic machining of Vortex yarns to high-quality warp knit fabric..........172

- Hoffmann, G., Cherif, C., Müller, H., Heitmann, U., Artzt, P., Planck, H.: Optimization of spinning parameters in Vortex spinning for economic processing on warp knitting machines ...........................................212

Matthes, A., Pusch, T., Cherif, C.: Dynamic analysis of yarn supply at circular knitting machines ....................28

- Pusch, T., Cherif, C.: Analysis and simulation of yarn feeding at high dynamic circular knitting machines ....220

Mehlhorn, A., Möbius, S., Schönfeld, A.:Recommendations for successful continuous finishing of PA/EL tapes ...122

Metzkes, K., Hoffmann, G., Cherif, C.,Müller, H., Heitmann, U., Planck, H.,Märtin, J., Krieg, M., Younes, A.: Economic machining of Vortex yarns to high-quality warp knit fabric..........172

Möbius, S., Schönfeld, A., Mehlhorn, A.:Recommendations for successful continuous finishing of PA/EL tapes ...122

Möhring, U., Oettel, J., Neudeck, A.:Coating of electrically conductive textile structures..................................42

- Weiser, M., Pohlers, S., Neudeck, A.: Application of intrinsic conductive polymers (ICP) on textile materials .....226

Müller, H., Ziegler, K., Planck, H., Heitmann, U., Hehl, J.: Air-jet spinning – yarn structure and quality ........................................156

- Heitmann, U., Planck, H., Märtin, J.,Krieg, M., Younes, A., Metzkes, K., Hoffmann, G., Cherif, C.: Economic machining of Vortex yarns to high-quality warp knit fabric ..............172

- Heitmann, U., Artzt, P., Planck, H., Märtin, J., Hoffmann, G., Cherif, C.: Optimization of spinning parameters in Vortex spinning for economic processing on warp knitting machines ...........................................212

Müller, J.: New autoleveler drawframe:single-head autoleveling quality on two heads .........................104

Naikwade, A.K.: Reduction of air consumption on air-jet weaving machines ...........................................218

Nayak, R., Padhye R., Arnold, L.: Recent advancements in electrospinning process .......................17

Neudeck, A., Möhring, U., Oettel, J.:Coating of electrically conductive textile structures..................................42

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- Möhring, U., Weiser, M., Pohlers, S.: Application of intrinsic conductive polymers (ICP) on textile materials .....226

Oettel, J., Neudeck, A., Möhring, U.:Coating of electrically conductive textile structures..................................42

Omeis, J.: Structured copolymers – high-performance additives to modify surface properties ..................184

Padhye, R., Arnold, L., Nayak R.: Recent advancements in electrospinning process .......................17

Patel, P.B., Shah, S.R.: Effects of waterquality on dyeing behavior of cotton ...34

Patil, S.T., Kane, C.D., Patil, U.J., Jawale, S.T.: Compact and conventional ring spun blend yarns and carbonizing effect .......................152

Patil, U.J., Jawale, S.T., Patil, S.T., Kane, C.D.: Compact and conventional ring spun blend yarns and carbonizing effect .......................152

Penciuc, M., Dan, D., Blaga, M.: Knitted gloves as accessories ...............32

Planck, H., Schneider, J., Heitmann, U.:New ring yarn qualities for hard-wearing, comfort-oriented work clothes at higher production .......21

- Heitmann, U., Hehl, J., Müller, H., Ziegler, K.: Air-jet spinning – yarn structure and quality ..................156

- Märtin, J., Krieg, M., Younes, A., Metzkes, K., Hoffmann, G., Cherif, C.,Müller, H., Heitmann, U.: Economic machining of Vortex yarns to high-quality warp knit fabric ..............172

- Märtin, J., Hoffmann, G., Cherif, C., Müller, H., Heitmann, U., Artzt, P.: Optimization of spinning parameters in Vortex spinning for economic processing on warp knitting machines ...........................................212

Pohlers, S., Neudeck, A., Möhring, U.,Weiser, M.: Application of intrinsic conductive polymers (ICP) on textile materials .................................226

Pusch, T., Cherif, C., Matthes, A.: Dynamic analysis of yarn supply at circular knitting machines ................28

- Cherif, C., Matthes, A.: Analysis and simulation of yarn feeding at high dynamic circular knitting machines ....220

Richter, F., Schönfeld, A., Wolf, K., Gebhardt, G.: Dyeing of polyester materials without oligomer problems ...........................................114

Rusch, B.: Optimal use of resources with compact ring spinning ...............158

Sakthivel, J.P., Anbumani, N., Subbiah, P.: Relaxation shrinkage of weft knitted fabrics .......................174

Sallat, M., Berthel. A., Böhmer, U., Bley,T.: Application of immobilized enzymes in finishing treatment of reactive dyedtextiles ..............................................117

Salm, A.: Integrating sustainability into the sourcing strategies of brands and retailers ...........................236

Samm, K., Hustedt, M., Stein, J., Klug, U., Korger, M., Tillmanns, A., Janssen, E.: Potential applications of lasers in the textile industry ...........128

Schenuit, H., Seide, G., Gries, T., Jungbecker, P.: Energy saving in air-jet weaving using computational fluid dynamics ...................................165

Schneider, J., Heitmann, U., Planck, H.:New ring yarn qualities for hard-wearing, comfort-oriented work clothes at higher production .......21

Schönfeld, A., Wolf, K., Gebhardt, G.,Richter, F.: Dyeing of polyester materialswithout oligomer problems ...............114

- Mehlhorn, A., Möbius, S.: Recommendations for successful continuous finishing of PA/EL tapes ...122

Schramek, G.: Innovative concepts enable cost-conscious production of toweling fabrics...............................48

Seide, G., Gries, T., Jungbecker, P., Sche-nuit, H.: Energy saving in air-jet weavingusing computational fluid dynamics...165

- Gries, T., Klietzing, T., Jungbecker, P.:Thermal fiber treatment in fiber production with application in the drawing room process .......................206

Seif, M., Hassan, Y.M.E.: Influence of fusible interlining on simulation of bending stiffness ...........................239

Senthilkumar, M., Anbumani, N.: Dyna-mic elastic behavior of spandex (elastanefiber) plaited cotton knitted fabric .....108

- Thirugnanasambantham, A.: Moisture management interlock knitted fabrics....................................224

Shah, S.R., Patel, P.B.: Effects of waterquality on dyeing behavior of cotton ...34

- Klug, U., Korger, M., Tillmanns, A., Janssen, E., Samm, K., Hustedt, M.: Potential applications of lasers in the textile industry.............................128

Stein, J., Ethridge, M.D., Kugler, G.: New fiber length and strength tester for cotton spinning mills ....................160

Subbiah, P., Sakthivel, J.P., Anbumani, N.: Relaxation shrinkage of weft knitted fabrics .......................174

Terhaar, A.A.: Cotton demand – weighing the consumer factor ...........136

Thirugnanasambantham, A., Senthilkumar, M.: Moisture manage- ment interlock knitted fabrics ............224

Tillmanns, A., Janssen, E., Samm, K., Hustedt, M., Stein, J., Klug, U., Korger, M.: Potential applications of lasers in the textile industry ...........128

Tu, H.-M., Liu, J.-Q., Xu, T.-S.: First batch piece dyeing application of knitted fabrics ...............................120

Tyagi, G.K., Goyal, A., Kherdekar, G.: Properties of regenerated cellulose (bamboo)-cotton MJS yarns .................15

Uhl, H., Kehry, S.: Improving the efficiency of textile machinery with intelligent data management .....127

Vignesh, A., Chakrabarti, R., Krishnamurthy, K.: Structure-functionalrelationship in silicone softeners ..........38

Vigneswaran, C., Vijayalakshmi, D.: Cotton mosquito, repellent fabrics and their performance.........................46

Vijayalakshmi, D., Vigneswaran, C.: Cotton mosquito, repellent fabrics and their performance.........................46

Weber, M.O.: 47th IFKT Congress of Knitting Federation: Research and Development ...............176

- Haug, R., Ehrmann, A., Heimlich, F.,Brücken, A.: Knitted breathing sensor....................222

Weiser, M., Pohlers, S., Neudeck, A.,Möhring, U.: Application of intrinsic conductive polymers (ICP) on textile materials .................................226

Wickert, N.: Modular denim wet-finishing concepts.........................36

- Zhang, W., Guo, S.: Environmentallyfriendly possibility for dyeing and finishing of PA/elastane warp knitted fabrics....................................178

Wissenberg, A.: After the fair is before the fair ...........133

Wolf, K., Gebhardt, G., Richter, F., Schönfeld, A.: Dyeing of polyester materials without oligomer problems ...........................................114

Xu, T.-S., Tu, H.-M., Liu, J.-Q.: First batch piece dyeing application of knitted fabrics ...............................120

Younes, A., Metzkes, K., Hoffmann, G.,Cherif, C., Müller, H., Heitmann, U.,Planck, H., Märtin, J., Krieg, M.: Economic machining of Vortex yarns to high-quality warp knit fabric..........172

Zhang, W., Guo, S., Wickert, N.: Environmentally friendly possibility fordyeing and finishing of PA/elastane warp knitted fabrics...........................177

Ziegler, K., Planck, H., Heitmann, U.,Hehl, J., Müller, H. : Air-jet spinning –yarn structure and quality ..................156

Zobel, S., Gries, T.: Online positioning system for the card............................208

Fibers/YarnsChemical fiber production (Germany)...194Company information ....................16, 207Cotton Conference:

King Cotton in Bremen ........................72Cotton contamination – unchanged

in comparison to 2007 ........................56Cotton demand –

weighing the consumer factor ...........136Flax output increases (Russia) .................58German yarn industry 2009....................60Global fiber consumption.....................135Global yarn and fabric

production (ITMF) ..............................142Global yarn and fabric production

highs (ITMF).........................................62Nanofibers: strong growth ..................138Organic cotton market +35% ..............139Properties of regenerated cellulose

(bamboo)-cotton MJS yarns .................15Technical yarn consumption (USA) .........62The Fiber Year 2009/2010......................53Thermal fiber treatment in fiber

production with application in the drawing room process .............206

SpinningAir-jet spinning –

yarn structure and quality ..................156Brief information .........................159, 163Compact and conventional ring spun

blend yarns and carbonizing effect ....152Company information ......18, 21, 102-103,

105, 154-155, 157, 210, 214-215Economic machining of Vortex yarns

to high-quality warp knit fabric..........172Fiber testing in spinning mills...............163Modular solution to combat foreign

matter problems in ginning and spinning ............................................100

New autoleveler drawframe: single-head autoleveling quality on two heads ....................................104

New fiber length and strength tester for cotton spinning mills ....................160

Online positioning system for the card .......................................208

Optimal use of resources with compact ring spinning .......................158

Optimization of spinning parameters in Vortex spinning for economic processing on warp knitting machines ...........................................212

Recent advancements in electrospinning process .......................17

Ring yarn qualities for hard-wearing, comfort-oriented work clothes at higher production............................21

Short-staple spinning investments ........151Tensile behavior of spun yarns

under dynamic state ..........................106

WeavingAutomatic sectional warping

machine ............................................216Company information ............21, 167, 169Energy saving in air-jet weaving using

computational fluid dynamics ............165Global weaving machine investments:

96% to Asia ......................................164Leno weave reinforced composites ......168Reduction of air consumption on

air-jet weaving machines ...................218Warp preparation machinery for

cost-effective sizing in denim production ..........................................23

Knitting47th IFKT Congress of Knitting Federation:

Research and Development ...............176Analysis and simulation of yarn

feeding at high dynamic circular knitting machines ..............................220

Company information ..........175, 223, 225Dynamic analysis of yarn supply at

circular knitting machines ....................28Dynamic elastic behavior of spandex

(elastane fiber) plaited cotton knitted fabric .....................................108

Electronic double needle bed warp knitting machine..................................31

Knitted breathing sensor......................222Knitted gloves as accessories..................32Moisture management interlock

knitted fabrics....................................224Needle-less knitting:

a rotary knitting principle.....................26Relaxation shrinkage of weft

knitted fabrics....................................174Shipments of circular and

flat knitting machines ........................170Ultrafine 15 gauge

knitting machine.........................110-111

Textile FinishingAntibacterial treatments onto

clothing items....................................234Application of immobilized enzymes

in finishing treatment of reactive dyed textiles .........................117

Application of intrinsic conductive polymers (ICP) on textile materials .....226

Coating of electrically conductive textile structures..................................42

Company information ....35, 181, 183, 235Comparison between yarn pressure

drying and radio frequency drying .....180Dyeing of polyester materials without

oligomer problems ............................114Dyeing of viscose and CV/EL fabrics

with ultra short liquor ratio................112Ecological pre-treatment and dyeing of

cellulosic fibers with reactive dyes .....232

Effects of water quality on dyeing behavior of cotton...............................34

Environmentally friendly possibility for dyeing and finishing of PA/elastane warp knitted fabrics...........................177

First batch piece dyeing application ofknitted fabrics....................................120

Innovative concepts enable cost-conscious production of toweling fabrics...............................48

Miniaturized standard Ames test for the evaluation of textile dyes .............229

Modular denim wet-finishing concepts..............................................36

New combi coater .................................41Plasma processing of textiles –

perspectives.......................................182Recommendations for successful

continuous finishing of PA/EL tapes ...122Software for optimization of reactive

dyeing wash-off.................................124Structure-functional relationship

in silicone softeners .............................38Universal strength tester ........................41

NonwovensComplete nonwovens production

lines for the world market .................189Nonwovens for filtration media ...........242Nonwovens technology helping to

protect beaches from oil spills ...........241

Textile IndustryAfter the fair is before the fair..............133Automated identification and sorting

of post-consumer textile waste............50Company information ..........................238Complete nonwovens production

lines for the world market ................189Cotton mosquito, repellent fabrics and

their performance................................46E-TEAM – European Masters program

in textile engineering .........................204Improving the efficiency of textile

machinery with intelligent data management .....................................127

Indonesia: Huge investment opportunity ............132

Influence of fusible interlining on simulation of bending stiffness ..........239

Innovative concepts enable cost-conscious production of toweling fabrics...............................48

Integrating sustainability into the sourcing strategies of brands and retailers ......................................236

ITMA Asia + CITME 2010 gets ready.........1ITMA Asia + CITME 2010:

preview .........................................74–99New quality assurance standards ...........45Photovoltaic applications for textiles ......44

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Potential applications of lasers in the textile industry.........................128

Structured copolymers – high-performance additives to modify surface properties ..............184

The Fiber Year 2009/2010......................53

Research47th IFKT Congress of Knitting

Federation: Research and Development .....................................176

Air-jet spinning - yarn structure and quality ........................................156

Analysis and simulation of yarn feeding at high dynamic circular knitting machines ..............................220

Antibacterial treatments onto clothing items....................................234

Application of immobilized enzymes in finishing treatment of reactive dyed textiles ......................................117

Application of intrinsic conductive polymers (ICP) on textile materials .....226

Coating of electrically conductive textile structures..................................42

Compact and conventional ring spunblend yarns and carbonizing effect ....152

Cotton mosquito, repellent fabrics and their performance.........................46

Dyeing of viscose and CV/EL fabrics with ultra short liquor ratio................112

Dynamic analysis of yarn supply at circular knitting machines ....................28

Dynamic elastic behavior of spandex (elastane fiber) plaited cotton knitted fabric .....................................108

Economic machining of Vortex yarns tohigh-quality warp knit fabric ..............172

Effects of water quality on dyeing behavior of cotton...............................34

Energy saving in air-jet weaving usingcomputational fluid dynamics ............165

Influence of fusible interlining on simulation of bending stiffness ..........239

Integrating sustainability into the sourcing strategies of brands and retailers ...........................236

Knitted breathing sensor......................222Knitted gloves as accessories..................32Leno weave reinforced composites ......168Moisture management interlock

knitted fabrics....................................224New fiber length and strength tester

for cotton spinning mills ....................160Nonwovens for filtration media ...........242Online positioning system

for the card .......................................208Optimization of spinning parameters

in Vortex spinning for economic processing on warp knitting machines ...........................................212

Photovoltaic applications for textiles ...........................................44

Plasma processing of textiles – perspectives.......................................182

Potential applications of lasers in the textile industry.........................128

Properties of regenerated cellulose (bamboo)-cotton MJS yarns .................15

Recent advancements in electrospinning process .......................17

Reduction of air consumption on air-jet weaving machines ..............218

Relaxation shrinkage of weft knitted fabrics....................................174

Ring yarn qualities for hard-wearing, comfort-oriented work clothes at higher production................................21

Structure-functional relatioship in silicone softeners .............................38

Tensile behavior of spun yarns under dynamic state ..........................106

Thermal fiber treatment in fiber production with application in the drawing room process .......................206

Industry NewsApparel exports (Vietnam)....................195Brief information ....................4, 6-7, 8-11,

58-64, 68, 70-71, 135, 137-140, 142-144, 146-147,

191-196, 201-202Chemical fiber production

(Germany) .........................................194Company information.................4-6, 8-14,

56-71, 135, 137-138, 141, 145-149, 191-204

Cotton Conference: King Cotton in Bremen ........................72

Cotton contamination – unchanged incomparison to 2007 ............................56

Cotton demand – weighing the consumer factor ...........136

Cotton production 2009/10 and prognosis for 2010/11 (world) ...............4

Draw-texturing machines: world market trends ..........................150

Export share of apparel and textiles (Asia) .........................................7

Flax output increases (Russia) .................58German yarn industry 2009....................60Global fiber consumption.....................135Global yarn and fabric production

(ITMF) ................................................142Global yarn and fabric production

highs (ITMF).........................................62IWTO Market information 2010 ...........194Management ....................8, 9, 12, 64, 66,

142-144, 146, 196, 198, 200Man-made fiber production +7.8%..........6Nanofibers: strong growth...................138New books 14, 16, 113, 140,

202, 210, 228Nonwovens investment (Vietnam)........144Nonwovens production +26%

(PR China)............................................11Nonwovens production in Europe

(Edana) ..............................................138Nonwovens sales (Japan) .....................195Organic cotton market +35% ..............139Plus-size apparel: US$ 17 billion

market (USA) .......................................62Recovery in textile machinery exports

(Switzerland)..........................................9Recovery of cotton processing ...............58Statistical information on man-made

fibers (CIRFS) .....................................191Technical yarn consumption (USA) .........62Textile industry in 1st half 2010

(PR China)..........................................196Textile machinery +35 % (Italy) .............202Textile machinery imports (Sri Lanka)......11Textile production levels (ITMF) ................6World textile business

summary 2009 ..................................205

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Issue 3 Pages 53 – 132

Issue 4 Pages 133 – 188

Issue 5-6 Pages 189 – 244

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AB Enzymes 147Actamax 191Advansa 4, 60, 137Ahlstrom 146Alcon Advies 50Allergy Standards 6Alok Industries 198Amann 68, 196Amann Sewing Threads 68Amann Twisting 68American Truetzschler 12Americhem 200Andritz 12, 149Andritz Küsters 12, 74Andritz Perfojet 74AOA Mogilevkhimvolokno 64Arkema 192Armstrong World Industries 66Asahi Kasei Fibers 4Atlas MTT 35, 70, 71, 148, 200Autefa 169Balta 198Bangladeshi Noman Group 18BASF 64, 68, 138, 147Benninger Zell 127Benninger 48, 74, 127, 216Bextex 147Beyond Surface Technologies 241Binsfeld Engineering 76Biomedical Structures 135Bluestar Silicones 8BMS BarcoVision 74Brückner 10, 204Hermann Bühler 194BYK-Chemie 184caddon printing & imaging 126CBW Chemie 200Ciba 68Clariant 8, 46, 141, 199, 200, 201, 238Coatema Coating Machinery 201Cobble 142Comez 31Cortland 135Danisco 8Datacolor 148, 183Desso Holding 65, 146Dienes Apparatebau 142, 206DiloGroup 92, 103, 189Domo 198Dow Chemical 198Dow Corning 200DSM 191DSM Dyneema 135, 192Ductel 58DuPont 4, 191DyeCoo Textile Systems 196DyStar 9, 12, 65, 147, 200, 201, 232DyStar Trading 232Elmarco 64Emsland 200Enia Carpet 65Enthone 226Erbatech 204Erko Trützschler 12, 64, 99, 149, 198Eschler 145Eskeif Bros. 223Ferraro 76Fleissner 12, 99, 149, 198Fleissner Nonwovens 12Fong’s 10, 12

Fong’s National Engineering 78, 120, 177Frankenhuis 50Freudenberg 10, 196Fuchshuber Techno-Tex 60Fujian Jinjang Technology 138Fujian Tianlun Group 68Fukuhara 204Ge.Ma.Ta. 91Genencor 8Gerber Technology 12, 14Goller Textilmaschinen 36, 78, 177Grabher 142Graf 76Groz-Beckert 12, 148, 149, 223, 235Guangdong Esquel Textiles 238H.P. Starck Clevios 226Hangzhou Hangding Nylon 191HeiQ Materials 241Huntsman Advanced Materials 66Huntsman International 65Huntsman Textile Effects 8, 66, 147, 201Hydrotox 229Icomatex 80International Flavors 46Invista 58, 191Isil Tekstil 202Itema Weaving 82James H. Heal 41, 176Jansen Systems 196Jossi 105Karl Mayer 23, 70, 80, 111,

142, 149, 196, 216Kelheim Fibres 4, 192Kimberly-Clark 146Kiri Dyes & Chemicals 9, 65, 201KKP Textile 69Knit Concern 10Körting Hannover 84Lanxess 65Lenzing 4, 5, 10, 16, 56, 58, 60, 66,

137, 138, 146, 191, 202

Lenzing Instruments 83Lenzing Technik 10Liba Maschinenfabrik 173Lindauer Dornier 10, 20, 85, 165, 168Litrax 58Loris Bellini 86Lurgi 138LyondellBasell 192M.M. Corporation 195Mahlo 84Mainsite 206Marithé + Francois 147Marzoli 87Matthys Group 85Mayer & Cie 20, 88, 225Mesdan 86Metroark 8Monforts 14, 41, 69, 78, 86,

148, 178, 202Monforts Fong’s 78Monnet 192Murata Machinery 15, 87, 212Mutoh 148NatureWorks 58, 62, 135, 137, 194Neschen 68, 200Neuenhauser 90Novozymes 64NPD Group 62NSL Technology 90Oeko-Tex Association 6Oerlikon Barmag 88, 196, 207Oerlikon Neumag 64, 88, 148, 169Oerlikon Saurer 89Oerlikon Schlafhorst 89, 209Oerlikon Textile Components 69, 70, 91,

102, 155, 198, 210Oerlikon Textile 10, 53, 68, 133,

135, 198, 204Oerlikon 12Okamoto 26Olympus Deutschland 208

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2 May New fiber developments; Techtextil 2011 preview; Texprocess preview;Publication date Spinning/weaving/knitting technologies; Carpet technologies; Making-up;May 5, 2011 Dyeing, printing, finishing; Technical textiles and nonwovens; Current market trends

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Then 78, 112Thies 97, 149, 180, 181, 238Tintoria Stamperia di Tavernola 148Toho Tenax 60G. Tosi 199Transcal Suntech International 147Trevira 5, 8, 58, 135, 137, 192Trützschler 99, 100, 149, 157, 202, 208Truetzschler India 157Trützschler Nonwovens 12, 198Trumac Engineering 157Tsudakoma 98TWE Vliesstoffwerke 241Uhde Inventa-Fischer 191Uster Technologies 15, 99, 163, 214Velener Textilwerk 137Vonas 76Wacker Chemie 8, 199Wacker Metroark Chemicals 8Weiqiao 198WeylChem 200Woolmark Development International 46Wykes International 137Xennia Technology 10, 148Xinfeng Group 68Xorella 78Yeh Group 196Yunique Solutions 14Zschimmer & Schwarz Mohsdorf 114, 122Zweigle 15

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