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2008 / ȣ: V.20,no.4,Aug |
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Bio-polishing and Silket Treatment of Cotton Yarns |
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Younghwan Bae, Ji Wan Lee, Young A Son, Juhae Kim1,Mi Yeon Kwon1, Eui Hwa Kim2 and Seung Goo Lee |
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Chungnam National Univ.,1Korea Institute of Industrial Technology,2Korea Institute of Knit Industry |
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The cotton yarn was subjected to bio-polishing treatment with three commercial enzymes(Cellusoft L,
Denimax-991L and Denimax-acid) to remove the fuzz on the cotton yarn. Also, enzyme treated cotton yarns were compared with
singeing cotton yarns. Experimental variables of enzyme treated cotton yarn were as follow: concentration of enzyme solution and
NaOH, dipping time, and processing temperature. The enzymatic treatments were evaluated by analyzing the effect on yarn count,
twist contraction, evenness and tenacity. As the results, enzymatic treatment on cotton yarn induced same effects as the traditional
singeing treatment. Also, silket treatment of cotton yarn after bio-polishing enhanced the tensile properties of the cotton yarn. |
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cotton yarn, enzyme, bio-polishing, silket treatment |
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http://www.koreascience.or.kr/article/ArticleFullRecord.jsp?cn=OSGGBT_2008_v20n4_15 |
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