FR AND NON-SLIP FINISH IN ONE STEP PROCESS FOR CO/PET FABRICS

Year 2019, Volume: 29 Issue: 1, 48 - 54, 26.03.2019

Raziye Atakan Gülay Özcan Elif Er Tansu Öztürk Didem Gamze Kardaş

https://doi.org/10.32710/tekstilvekonfeksiyon.448130

Cited By: 1

Abstract

 In the present study, a new FR and non-slip
finishing system in one step was developed for cotton/polyester (CO/PET)
fabrics. Recipes including PVP
(PR)-P-DCDA (Fire-off), polysilicic acid and citric acid combinations were
developed and applied to cotton and CO/PET fabrics by impregnation method. FR
properties and seam slippage resistance of treated fabrics with
Fire-off/polysilicic acid systems were investigated. In addition, characterization
analysis such as FTIR, DCS were performed and tensile properties of treated
fabrics were tested in order to detect any changes on mechanical properties of
fabrics after treatment. Results demonstrated that Fire-off/ polysilicic acid
treatment leads good FR properties (LOI ˃27) and seam slippage resistance
(warp: 2.2 mm, weft 1.2 mm) with superior ease of application in one-step
process.

Keywords

Flame retardancy, FR finish, non-slip finish, CO/PET blends, polysilicic acid

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