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NANO-SILIKON YUMUŞATICININ ÖRME KUMAŞLARIN AŞINMA VE BONCUKLANMA DAYANIMI VE RENK HASLIĞI ÜZERINDEKI ETKISI

Year 2010, Volume: 20 Issue: 1, 41 - 47, 01.06.2010

Abstract

Tekstil endüstrisinde en geniş kullanımı olan yumuşatıcılar silikonlardır. Parçacık büyüklüğüne göre silikon yumuşatıcılar üç gruba ayrılır; makro, mikro ve nano-silikonlar. Nano-silikon yumuşatıcılar kumaşın içyapısına diğerlerinden daha kolay nüfuz ederler. Ticari kullanımda nano-silikon yumuşatıcıların uygulama alanının giderek artmasından dolayı bu çalışmada nano-silikon yumuşatıcı uygulanmış ve uygulanmamış örgü kumaşların performans ve renk haslığı özellikleri açısından bir kıyaslama vermekteyiz. Performans ve renk haslığı özelliklerini aşınma ve boncuklanma dayanımı, sürtme, kuru temizleme, yıkama haslıkları dört farklı örgü kumaş numunesi kullanarak elde ettik ve değerlendirdik. Nano silikon yumuşatıcı uygulanmış kumaşlar aşınmaya karşı düşük ancak boncuklanmaya karşı yüksek dayanım sergilemiştir. Nano silikon yumuşatıcı uygulanması örgü kumaşların renk haslığı özelliklerinde önemli bir etki yapmamıştır

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EFFECT OF NANO-SILICONE SOFTENER ON ABRASION AND PILLING RESISTANCE AND COLOR FASTNESS OF KNITTED FABRICS

Year 2010, Volume: 20 Issue: 1, 41 - 47, 01.06.2010

Abstract

Silicones are the most widely used softeners in textile industry. Silicone softeners are classified into three groups according to particle size; macro, micro and nano-silicones. Nano-silicone softeners penetrate the fabric inner structure more easily than others. Due to the fact that nano-silicone softener application area widens rapidly in commercial use, we give a comparison with respect to performance and color fastness properties of knitted fabrics with and without nano-silicone softener in this study. We obtained and evaluated the properties as abrasion and pilling resistance, rubbing, dry cleaning, and washing fastness using four different knitted samples. Fabrics with nano-silicone softener exhibited poor abrasion but better pilling resistance. Nano-silicone softener treatment does not have significant effect on color fastness properties of knitted fabrics

References

  • 1. Jang, K.O. and Yeh, K., 1993, “Effects of silicone softeners and silane coupling agents on the performance properties of cotton fabrics”, Textile Research Journal, 63(10), 557-565.
  • 2. Philippe, F., Schacher, L. and Adolphe, D.C., 2004, “Tactile feeling: Sensory analysis applied to textile goods”, Textile Research Journal, 74(12), 1066-1072.
  • 3. Habereder, P. and Bereck A., 2002, “Silicone softeners”, Review of Progress in Coloration and Related Topics, 32, 125-137.
  • 4. Özgüney, A.T. and Özkaya, K., 2008, “Effects of the softeners on the color change which occurs during the curing of cotton fabric in screen printing conditions”, Tekstil ve Konfeksiyon, No.2, 121-129.
  • 5. Kut, D., Güneşoğlu, C. and Orhan, M., 2005, “Determining suitable softener type for 100% PET woven fabric”, AATCC Review, 5(5), No. 5, 16-19.
  • 6. Tzanov, T., Betcheva, R. and Hardalov, I., 1999, “Thermophysiological comfort of silicone softener-treated woven textile material”, International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology, 11(4), 189-197.
  • 7. Kang, T.J. and Kim, M.S., 2001, “Effects of silicone treatments on the dimensional properties of wool fabric”, Textile Research Journal, 71(4), 295-300.
  • 8. Habereder, P., 2002, “Silicone softeners: structure-effect-relationship”, Melliand International, 8, 143-146.
  • 9. Gulrajani, M.L., 2006, “Nano Finishes”, Indian Journal of Fiber & Textile Research, 31, 187-201.
  • 10. TS EN ISO 139 Textiles – Standard atmospheres for conditioning and testing
  • 11. TS 7128 EN ISO 5084 Textiles-Determination of thickness of textiles and textile products.
  • 12. TS EN ISO EN 12127 Textiles- Fabric- Determination of mass per unit area using small samples.
  • 13. TS EN ISO 12945-2 Textiles- Determination of fabric propensity to surface fuzzing and to pilling- Part 2: Modified Martindale Method.
  • 14. ASTM D 4966-98 Standard Test Method for Abrasion Resistance of Textile Fabrics- Martindale Abrasion Tester Method.
  • 15. TS EN ISO 105-X12 Textiles-Tests for color fastness: Part X12: color fastness to rubbing.
  • 16. TS 7807 EN ISO 105-D02 Textiles- Test for color fastness-Part D02: Color fastness to rubbing; Organic solvents.
  • 17. TS EN 20105- C01: Textiles- Test for color fastness to washing- Test 1.
  • 18. TS 473 EN ISO 105-D01-Textiles: Test for color fastness- Part D01- Color fastness to dry cleaning.
  • 19. TS 423-3 Textiles-Tests For Colour Fastness (Part A03) Grey Scale For Assessing Staining.
  • 20. TS 423-3 EN 20105-A03 Textiles- Tests for color fastness grey scale for assessing change in color.
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Other ID JA87YU73FT
Journal Section Articles
Authors

Nihat Çelik This is me

Züleyha Değirmenci This is me

H. Kübra Kaynak This is me

Publication Date June 1, 2010
Submission Date June 1, 2010
Published in Issue Year 2010 Volume: 20 Issue: 1

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APA Çelik, N., Değirmenci, Z., & Kaynak, H. K. (2010). EFFECT OF NANO-SILICONE SOFTENER ON ABRASION AND PILLING RESISTANCE AND COLOR FASTNESS OF KNITTED FABRICS. Textile and Apparel, 20(1), 41-47.

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