Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
VOLUME26
NUMBER4
DECEMBER 2001
CONTENTS
Influence of some process parameters on the properties of polyester jet-spun yarns
G K Tyagi & Dhirendra Sharma
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Conference Report
Fifty-seventh All India Textile Conference
438
Book Review
Textile testing: Fibre, yarn and fabric
by A Basu; reviewed by A R Garde
441
Annual Index
443
Influence of spin finish and opening roller speed on the mechanical properties of
polyester
OE rotor yarns produced with different draw-off nozzles
G K Tyagi, Rakesh Jindal and K R Salhotra
The effect of spin finish level, opening roller speed and types of draw-off nozzle on the mechanical properties of the polyester
OE rotor yarns has been studied. It is observed that the higher level of spin finish and notched nozzle offer considerable advantage in
rotor spinning in respect of yarn tensile properties. The opening roller speed has the greatest influence on yarn breaking strength,
breaking extension, work of rupture and abrasion resistance. All these properties deteriorate to different degree, depending upon the
level of spin finish. Twist efficiency is higher with a higher level of spin finish, higher opening roller speed and a notched nozzle.
Keywords: Draw-off nozzle, Fibre friction, Opening roller speed, Polyester yarn, Spin finish, Twist efficiency
Cotton fabric was treated with optimum concentrations of polyacrylamide and epichlorohydrin, dried, cured and then studied
for morphological changes occurred due to the treatment. The modified fabric was then dyed with selected commercial reactive dyes
under neutral pH in the absence of electrolyte by different dyeing sequences. The dyeability and fastness properties of the modified
and dyed samples were assessed and then compared with those of the conventionally dyed sample. It was observed that the
simultaneous polyacrylamide-epichlorohydrin treatment and dyeing enhances the dyeability of cotton at neutral pH with a series of
commercial reactive dyes. The probable mechanism for dye fixation on polymer treated fabric has been proposed.
Keywords : Cotton, Dyeing, Epichlorohydrin, Polyacrylamide, Reactive dye