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Repon, Md. Reazuddin
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- 2024Exploring Ultrasonic‐Assisted Extraction and Eco‐Friendly Dyeing of Organic Cotton using <i>Syzygium cumini</i> Leaf Extractscitations
- 2024Effect of cotton‐polyester composite yarn on the physico‐mechanical and comfort properties of woven fabric
- 2024Effect of cotton-polyester composite yarn on the physico-mechanical and comfort properties of woven fabriccitations
- 2024Enhancing mechanical properties of natural waste-based composites for automobile and plastic industrycitations
- 2023Preparation and characterization of snake plant fiber reinforced composite: A sustainable utilization of biowastecitations
- 2023Preparation and characterization of snake plant fiber reinforced composite: A sustainable utilization of biowaste
- 2023Mapping the progress in natural fiber reinforced composites: Preparation, mechanical properties, and applicationscitations
- 2022A Prognostic Based Fuzzy Logic Method to Speculate Yarn Quality Ratio in Jute Spinning Industrycitations
- 2022Carbon-based polymer nanocomposites for electronic textiles (e-textiles)citations
- 2022Effect of Stretching on Thermal Behaviour of Electro-Conductive Weft-Knitted Composite Fabricscitations
- 2021Development of multi-layered weft-knitted fabrics for thermal insulationcitations
- 2017Ecological risk assessment and health safety speculation during color fastness properties enhancement of natural dyed cotton through metallic mordantscitations
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Effect of cotton-polyester composite yarn on the physico-mechanical and comfort properties of woven fabric
Abstract
Publisher Copyright: © 2024 The Author(s). SPE Polymers published by Wiley Periodicals LLC on behalf of Society of Plastics Engineers. ; Cotton is the most widely used natural cellulosic polymer and polyester is a synthetic polymer. The use of polyester fiber is increasing gradually day by day due to its strength and longevity, while the use of cotton fiber is decreasing due to its unavailability. At present, the use of cotton-polyester composites is ubiquitous. This research work aims to assess the physical, mechanical and comfort properties of the woven fabric using cotton-polyester composite yarns in a weft direction and coarser yarn count because of the use of these fabrics in the future for the denim manufacturing process. Four different samples were fabricated by using 100% cotton (10 Ne) yarn in the warp direction and 100% cotton, cotton-polyester composite, and 100% polyester yarn in the weft direction of the fabric. Similar fabric and machine parameters were maintained for manufacturing all the samples. The samples were then tested for areal density, tensile strength, thickness, abrasion resistance and pilling, drape, flexural rigidity, and air permeability to find the optimum capability of the fabric. Physico-mechanical properties with the proportion of increasing polyester components in fabrics improves areal density (184 to 199 g/m2), strength (almost 19 times in weft direction), drape (0.655% to 0.789%), and flexural rigidity (almost double). On the other hand, increasing comfortability properties with the proportion of cotton components in fabrics improve air permeability (139.85 to 159.58 cc/s/cm2), abrasion (only 3.036% mass loss), and pilling resistance (grading 4 after 2000 cycles). Highlights: Composite yarns made of cotton and polyester provide a method of improving fabric properties for better performance. Higher proportions of cotton make clothes more breathable and less likely to pill and wear out. Polyester parts make fabrics stronger, more durable, and less likely to wear out. ...