Mechanical Properties of Compression Garments

Compression systems are used in various treatments, such as venous disorders, lymphatic diseases, and muscle injuries. This chapter focuses on the mechanical properties that may affect the performance of the compression system. The mechanical properties discussed are elasticity, multi-axial stress r...

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Published in:Compression Textiles for Medical, Sports, and Allied Applications
Main Author: Ruznan W.S.; Yusoh M.K.M.; Tohid F.M.; Yusof N.A.
Format: Book chapter
Language:English
Published: CRC Press 2023
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Ruznan W.S.; Yusoh M.K.M.; Tohid F.M.; Yusof N.A.
Mechanical Properties of Compression Garments
2023
Compression Textiles for Medical, Sports, and Allied Applications


10.1201/9781003298526-3
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85163464620&doi=10.1201%2f9781003298526-3&partnerID=40&md5=84733dbf7058448f534c662959eb310e
Compression systems are used in various treatments, such as venous disorders, lymphatic diseases, and muscle injuries. This chapter focuses on the mechanical properties that may affect the performance of the compression system. The mechanical properties discussed are elasticity, multi-axial stress relaxation behavior, and layering effect on elasticity. Both wear trial and experimental designs were taken into account to analyze the importance of compression in healing. An interesting issue associated with the performance of compression textiles, which relates to changes in fabric behavior over time, is also discussed. The mechanical properties discussed in this chapter are not only relevant in real life but also important for the manufacturers in creating better products with improved performance. © 2024 selection and editorial matter, Nimesh Kankariya and René M. Rossi; individual chapters, the contributors.
CRC Press

English
Book chapter

author Ruznan W.S.; Yusoh M.K.M.; Tohid F.M.; Yusof N.A.
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Mechanical Properties of Compression Garments
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description Compression systems are used in various treatments, such as venous disorders, lymphatic diseases, and muscle injuries. This chapter focuses on the mechanical properties that may affect the performance of the compression system. The mechanical properties discussed are elasticity, multi-axial stress relaxation behavior, and layering effect on elasticity. Both wear trial and experimental designs were taken into account to analyze the importance of compression in healing. An interesting issue associated with the performance of compression textiles, which relates to changes in fabric behavior over time, is also discussed. The mechanical properties discussed in this chapter are not only relevant in real life but also important for the manufacturers in creating better products with improved performance. © 2024 selection and editorial matter, Nimesh Kankariya and René M. Rossi; individual chapters, the contributors.
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