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Optimizing the surface properties of footwear insocks
Subjects :
Aerospace Technology, Materials Technology, Industrial Manufacture
Contract type :
Cost-sharing contracts
Participants :
Satra Footwear Technology Centre Ltd. UNITED KINGDOM
Satra Footwear Technology Centre Ltd.
Footwear Technology Centre Rockingham Road NN16 9JH UNITED KINGDOM
CENTRO TECHNOLOGICO DO CALCADO PORTUGAL
CENTRO TECHNOLOGICO DO CALCADO
Rua de Fundoees - Devesa Velha 3700 121 PORTUGAL
DUBARRY SHOES LTD. ÉIRE/IRELAND
DUBARRY SHOES LTD.
Searsfield Road 90 ÉIRE/IRELAND
DUBARRY SHOES Ireland
DUBARRY SHOES
Searsfield Road 90 Ireland
SIACO SOC IND COM ART P/CALçADO Portugal
SIACO SOC IND COM ART P/CALçADO
Av. Combatentes do Ultramar Portugal
Soc Com Calçado Pinto Oliveira Portugal
Soc Com Calçado Pinto Oliveira
472,Rua Comendador Rainho Portugal
Diddi and Gori Italy
Diddi and Gori
Via di Capalle 11 Italy
G T Hawkins United Kingdom
G T Hawkins
Overstone Road NN1 3JJ United Kingdom
H W Poole and Son United Kingdom
H W Poole and Son
New York Road LS2 7PG United Kingdom
HAYNES AND CANN United Kingdom
HAYNES AND CANN
Overstone Road 1-9 NN1 3JL United Kingdom
The project has resulted in a Comfort Model which defines the relative importance of the comfort parameters of a shoe insock. It shows the interaction between friction and shear absorptive capacity of the insock and indicates the relevance of shoe fit, surface texture, cosseting, sweat management and other properties. A Manual has been produced which indicates the choice of insock properties relating to the end-use of the footwear. This can be used by shoe manufacturers and suppliers of insock materials to develop products with optimum underfoot comfort. New test procedures have been devised to evaluate the comfort properties of insocks in the laboratory, including friction and shear. A procedure for quantifying the underfoot comfort properties of a shoe has been developed and evaluated. The project has significantly increased the state of knowledge about the role of insocks in footwear comfort and well as defining areas for further research.
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This project aims to develop guidelines on the optimum frictional performance requirements of insocks to enable designs of higher quality products for a range of niche markets. It will generate a methodology for evaluating insock materials and guidelines on a selection of materials for specific end uses. It is expected that the eventual wearers will benefit from improved foot health (less blisters and soreness), comfort and performance. the technology to measure local shear forces under the bare foot has only recently become available. The problem now is one of developing techniques to apply the technology to accurately measure and quantify the physical parameters, including thermo-physiological conditions, affecting friction inside the shoe. The relationship between foot-hose friction and hose-shoe friction needs to be determined. The biomechanical demands on different footwear types e.g. walking, sports, etc., also need to be considered. the results have then to be related to physiological effects on the skin and wearer perception of comfort and foor security.
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