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An Enzyme or Polymer-Assisted Shrink-Resist Treatment of Wool

A. Kantoucha, R. R. Hamedb and H. El-Sayeda a: Textile Research Division, National Research Centre · Jun 2010

An Enzyme-based process for treatment of wool top to improve its felting resistance is described. This process utilises lipase SP 398 in the pre-treatment step, glutathione reductase (GR) in the reduction step, and papain in the after-treat...

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Evaluation of Bast Fibre Retting Systems on Hemp

Christopher J. Hurren & Xungai Wang School of Engineering and Technology, Deakin University, Victor · Jun 2010

This paper examines the effect of eight different retting treatments on decorticated hemp skins. These treatments have been applied to other bast fibres such as ramie, flax and kenaf. The decorticated hemp skins were batch retted and opened...

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The Incineration of Wool Scouring Sludge

Dr J S Pearson, Dr X F Lu and Dr K L Gandhi Department of Textiles, University of Huddersfield, UK · Jun 2010

The chief wastes from the wool scouring industry are wool grease sludges, which arise from partial effluent treatment. In the United Kingdom alone, the wool scouring industry produced some 30,000 tonnes of wet sludge per annum. The exact co...

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Effects of Laser Induced Periodic Surface Structures (LIPSSs) on Nylon Fabrics

Joanne Yip1, Kwong Chan1, Kwan Moon Sin1, Kai Shui Lau2 1Institute of Textiles & Clothing, The Hon · Jun 2010

Laser Induced Periodic Surface Structures (LIPSSs) on polymers have been widely studied in the last decade. There are two main types, namely high-fluence and low-fluence induced structures [1]. When the laser energy is below the ablation th...

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The Use of Cationized Cotton To Improve the Cotton Dyeing Process

Peter J. Hauser, Ph.D. (presenter) & Adham H. Tabba College of Textiles, Campus Box 8301, North Car · Jun 2010

Cotton garments continue to be a popular choice with consumers desiring the feel and comfort of natural fibers. However, all current dyes for cotton exhibit only a moderate affinity for the fiber. In order to apply cotton dyes in reasonable...

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An Investigation into Fibre Irregularities

X. Wang, W. He and L. Wang School of Engineering and Technology, Deakin University, Geelong, Austra · Jun 2010

Most fibres are highly irregular. This is particularly the case for natural fibres such as wool. Yet the published data concerning the mechanical properties of fibres have largely ignored this important fibre feature. This paper reports our...

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Managing retting to improve flax fibre characteristics

RJ Harwood, I Booth & JL Wyatt Textile Engineering and Manufacture (TEAM) Research Group, De Montfo · Jun 2010

This paper explores the potential for the bast fibres, flax and hemp, to play a more important role in apparel and industrial textile end uses. Recent research on improving the extraction and processing of flax and hemp indicates that the p...

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An Approach of Coir Utilized in

subramaniam - arunachalam · Jun 2010

Coir fibre which is an extraction from husk of Coconuts-a fruit fibre family, possesses industrially important desirable qualities like resilience, extensibility and rot resistance. This author had identified its HIGH BREAK EXTENSIBILITY of...

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Bast Fibres Reinforced Polymeric Composites

Maria Dan, Emilia Visileanu, Maranda Erdes, Iuliana · Jun 2006

In our country, as in the whole Earth, the climatic changes impose appropriate changes of the agro technologies. The plants development in covered spaces is stimulated because the microclimatic conditions became more adequate for the plants...

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Enzyme-Based Felt-Proofing Treatment for Wool

H.El-Sayed,R.R.Hamed,E.Heine, A.Kantouch,and H. Hoecker · Nov 2002

An Enzyme-based process for treatment of wool top to improve its felting resistance is described. This process utilises lipase SP 398 in the pre-treatment step, glutathione reductase (GR) in the reduction step, and papain in the after-treat...

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Biosorption of Metal Ions from Industrial Effluent

K. Hazra and Dr. S. K. Mukhopadhyay Department of Textile Industries, University of Leeds, UK. · Jan 2000

Biosorption of lead, chromium and calcium ions from aqueous solutions containing 5 and 15 parts per million(ppm), using untreated, bleached and acid treated jute, flax and hemp fibres was investigated on laboratory scale by inductively coup...

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Overview of Research Findings on Fiber Structure in Relation to Quality of Egyptian Cottons (G. barbadense L.)

Mohamed, E. Abdel-Salam Cotton Research Institute, Giza, Egypt · Jan 2000

x- ray measurements revealed spiral angle for Egyptian cotton varieties ranging between 31° and 34°. A hypothetical structure was proposed that described spiral angle as a function of fiber length and diameter for different varieties, and d...