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https://doi.org/10.62763/cb/2.2024.46

Vol. 17, No. 2, 2024

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    • Commodity aspects of forming a modern range of interior nanotextiles

    Halyna Pushkar Oksana Peredriy

    Received 12.08.2024, Revised 06.11.2024, Accepted 03.12.2024

    Abstract

    The use of modern nanotechnologies in the manufacture of interior textile materials allows expanding and diversifying the range of products, providing completely new functional properties, as well as obtaining unique beneficial effects on these materials and products: aesthetic, antimicrobial, dirt-repellent, therapeutic, and at the same time satisfying the specific needs of consumers. The purpose of the article was to study and substantiate the main directions of formation of the modern range and properties of interior nanotextiles for various purposes. The study used statistical, analytical methods, and the method of system analysis. The analysis of literature sources has shown that in 2010-2024, Ukrainian and foreign scientists studied in detail the economic and technological feasibility of the widespread use of textile nanotechnologies to expand and optimise the range of nanotextiles, including interior ones. Guided by this approach, the article presented an analysis of literature sources for the last 2019-2024 years, which considered the main directions of development and achievements of nanotechnology in textile production to expand the range and properties of interior nanotextiles in Ukraine and the world. On this basis, theoretical provisions for the further development of nanotechnology and the market of interior nanotextiles were formulated and substantiated. The article identified promising areas of use of interior nanotextiles for curtains and draperies, linen, furniture, decor and floor coverings. The advantages and disadvantages of these types of nanotextiles in comparison with traditional materials are identified. The necessity and expediency of expanding the production of various nanoemulsions, nanodispersions and nanopreparations in Ukraine is substantiated in order to provide interior textiles with useful properties, improving their quality and environmental safety. The main focus is on providing textile interior nanomaterials and products with polyfunctional unique properties. In practice, the conducted research can serve to select priority areas of research in the manufacture of interior nanotextiles for various purposes

    Keywords:

    nanotechnology; interior; nanoprocessing; nanopreparations; consumer properties; environmental safety; hygiene

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    Pushkar, H., & Peredriy, О. (2024). Commodity aspects of forming a modern range of interior nanotextiles. Commodity Bulletin, 17(2), 46-54. https://doi.org/10.62763/cb/2.2024.46
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