Air Canada Services Fabric Designing: Self-Cleaning and Antibacterial approach
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In this study the accessories of air Canada first class cabin was designing with material of fabric by using air Canada logo. In fact the logo was redesigned and printed on fabric. The fabric was treated with nano TiO2/SrTiO3 and it's self-cleaning under UV irradiation was investigated. Also its antibacterial properties was studied and the results was show that the fabric has antibacterial properties and self-cleaning properties. So using this fabric in airplane as accessories (such as glass cover, food cover, and head cover of furniture) has good effect on passengers mind and help to improve the health of passengers and also these can use as environmental friendly materials of Airline services.
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