SOUTHEAST UNIVERSITYSchool of Science and Engineering, Department of Textile Engineering Treatment of fabric In order to impart the required functional properties to the fiber or fabric,
Trang 2Name : MAZADUL HASAN SHESHIR
ID: 2010000400008
Batch: 13th Batch (Session 2009-2013)
Department: Wet Processing Technology
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Modern textile means the revolution of textile machineries The invention of power loom, and roller printing machine, Stenter machine, Compactor machine increase the quality of fabrics It also saves time Of production
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Treatment of fabric
In order to impart the required functional properties to the fiber or fabric, it is necessary
to subject the material to different types of physical and chemical treatments For
example, wash and wear finish for a cotton fabric is necessary to make it crease-free or wrinkle-free In a similar way, mercerizing, singeing, flame retardant, water repellent, waterproof, anti-static and peach finishing achieve various fabric properties desired by consumers For example-
Treatment of fabric
In order to impart the required functional properties to the fiber or fabric, it is necessary
to subject the material to different types of physical and chemical treatments For
example, wash and wear finish for a cotton fabric is necessary to make it crease-free or wrinkle-free In a similar way, mercerizing, singeing, flame retardant, water repellent, waterproof, anti-static and peach finishing achieve various fabric properties desired by consumers For example-
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Grey fabric inspection Loading in the machine Scouring
Bleaching Enzyme Wash
Flow chart of wet process for knit fabric
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Grey fabric inspection
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Hairiness of Fibre and removal system:
In the textile industry, loose fibres protruding on the surface of textile goods are singed or enzyme wash to remove them
Hairiness of Fibre and removal system:
In the textile industry, loose fibres protruding on the surface of textile goods are singed or enzyme wash to remove them
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Flow chart of Hairy fibre removal system:
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What is singeing ?
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Singeing is designed to burn off the surface fibres from the fabric to produce smoothness The fabric passes over brushes to raise the fibres, then passes over a plate heated by gas flames
Singeing is designed to burn off the surface fibres from the fabric to produce smoothness The fabric passes over brushes to raise the fibres, then passes over a plate heated by gas flames
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Why singeing and what is being singed?
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During the singeing process, fibers which are not tied in threads or in the cloth are burned
or turned to gas through the action of thermal energy, normally by means of a flame This means that a fabric surface is achieved which is virtually free of hairs and fibers
During the singeing process, fibers which are not tied in threads or in the cloth are burned
or turned to gas through the action of thermal energy, normally by means of a flame This means that a fabric surface is achieved which is virtually free of hairs and fibers
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The verb singe literally means to burn superficially Technically, singeing refers to the burning-off of:
The verb singe literally means to burn superficially Technically, singeing refers to the burning-off of:
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Singeing Objectives & advantages:
structure of the fabric to be clearly seen
fabrics
as randomly protruding fibers are removed in singeing which could cause diffused
reflection of light
Singeing Objectives & advantages:
structure of the fabric to be clearly seen
fabrics
as randomly protruding fibers are removed in singeing which could cause diffused
reflection of light
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Direct Singeing System:
The action of burning away the protruding ends of the fibers is brought about by the direct action of the flame ensuing from the gas burners
Direct Singeing Includes:
1 Knit fabric singeing
Direct Singeing System:
The action of burning away the protruding ends of the fibers is brought about by the direct action of the flame ensuing from the gas burners
Direct Singeing Includes:
1 Knit fabric singeing
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Indirect Singeing System:
In this system, the heat, in the forms of diffused infra-red radiations, produces a more even singeing effect
Indirect Singeing Includes:
Indirect Singeing System:
In this system, the heat, in the forms of diffused infra-red radiations, produces a more even singeing effect
Indirect Singeing Includes:
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Why Knit Singeing Is Done?
In case of knitting process normally singing is not done Because the purpose of singing like removing of having fibres from the fabric surfaces is done in here by using enzyme But simply in some special cases like processing of viscose knit singing is done An enzyme-based process was applied in finishing viscose fabrics, which are very susceptible to pilling because of individual loose fibres ends which protrude from surface, and impurities and fuzzes
Why Knit Singeing Is Done?
In case of knitting process normally singing is not done Because the purpose of singing like removing of having fibres from the fabric surfaces is done in here by using enzyme But simply in some special cases like processing of viscose knit singing is done An enzyme-based process was applied in finishing viscose fabrics, which are very susceptible to pilling because of individual loose fibres ends which protrude from surface, and impurities and fuzzes
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Knit singing machine:
Normally the machine which is used to removing the hairy fibres of the fabric as a
alternative of enzyme is known as knitting machine The main purpose of this machine is
to remove the protruding fibres from the fabric surface
Knit singing machine:
Normally the machine which is used to removing the hairy fibres of the fabric as a
alternative of enzyme is known as knitting machine The main purpose of this machine is
to remove the protruding fibres from the fabric surface
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Gas Singing Machine
Finishing of knit-goods commonly was effected in tubular form until recently But there is a clear tendency in the industry to process knits more and more in open-width form There are significant
Advantages such as
• improved quality
• reduced losses
• lower production cost
Gas Singing Machine
Finishing of knit-goods commonly was effected in tubular form until recently But there is a clear tendency in the industry to process knits more and more in open-width form There are significant
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The essential features of the DOUBLE-JET burner :
chambers
nozzles
combustion chambers formed of molded ceramic bricks
singeing textile materials of natural, regenerated and synthetic fibers
These properties clearly distinguish the DOUBLE-JET burner from conventional burners, in terms of reliability, precision, performance, capacity, and energy consumption
The essential features of the DOUBLE-JET burner :
chambers
nozzles
combustion chambers formed of molded ceramic bricks
singeing textile materials of natural, regenerated and synthetic fibers
These properties clearly distinguish the DOUBLE-JET burner from conventional burners, in terms of reliability, precision, performance, capacity, and energy consumption
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Singeing Position
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1 Singeing onto free-guided fabric
This is the most intensive singeing position with highest efficiency In this position, the flame bounces onto the guided fabric at right angles.
free-1 Singeing onto free-guided fabric
This is the most intensive singeing position with highest efficiency In this position, the flame bounces onto the guided fabric at right angles.
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2 Singeing onto water-cooled roller
In this position, the flame bounces at right angles onto the fabric while the fabric passes onto water-cooled guide roller This position avoids the penetration of the flame into the fabric The flame does not pass through the fabric, and because of the fabric passing onto water-cooled roller, any thermal damage of temperature-sensitive synthetic fabrics is avoided.
2 Singeing onto water-cooled roller
In this position, the flame bounces at right angles onto the fabric while the fabric passes onto water-cooled guide roller This position avoids the penetration of the flame into the fabric The flame does not pass through the fabric, and because of the fabric passing onto water-cooled roller, any thermal damage of temperature-sensitive synthetic fabrics is avoided.
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In this position, the singeing flame falls on the fabric tangentially The flame touches only the protruding fibres without having any significant contact with the main fabric body This position is usually recommended for very light weight and sensitive fabrics as well as fabrics with broken filaments.
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Essential conditions for good GAS singeing
• Following are three essential conditions for good singeing:
• A flame with high mechanical & thermal energy to quickly burn thermoplastic protruding fibres (e.g polyester) without any molten beads formation
• A homogeneous flame with uniform mechanical & thermal energy to result in uniform singeing
• An optimal flame/fabric contact time to neither result in incomplete not over-singeing.
Important considerations during GAS singeing
• The flame should more bluish (less yellowish) to give the maximum temperature.
• Recommended flame should Control and maintain the length and angle of contact, depending
on the fabric construction, thickness, weight, heat sensitivity, etc.
• Fabric speed should be regulate according to the fabric construction/thickness/weight etc
• The flame should be set to cover just a little more than the fabric width This will ensure
conservation of energy.
• Guide rolls next to the flames or the guide rollers on which flame is directed in case of sensitive fabrics should be cooled, generally by cold water circulating through the guide rollers Otherwise they could become red hot and scorch the fabric.
heat-Essential conditions for good GAS singeing
• Following are three essential conditions for good singeing:
• A flame with high mechanical & thermal energy to quickly burn thermoplastic protruding fibres (e.g polyester) without any molten beads formation
• A homogeneous flame with uniform mechanical & thermal energy to result in uniform singeing
• An optimal flame/fabric contact time to neither result in incomplete not over-singeing.
Important considerations during GAS singeing
• The flame should more bluish (less yellowish) to give the maximum temperature.
• Recommended flame should Control and maintain the length and angle of contact, depending
on the fabric construction, thickness, weight, heat sensitivity, etc.
• Fabric speed should be regulate according to the fabric construction/thickness/weight etc
• The flame should be set to cover just a little more than the fabric width This will ensure
conservation of energy.
• Guide rolls next to the flames or the guide rollers on which flame is directed in case of sensitive fabrics should be cooled, generally by cold water circulating through the guide rollers Otherwise they could become red hot and scorch the fabric 7/30/15
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Common problems in GAS singeing and their
Advantages of gas
Common problems in GAS singeing and their
Advantages of gas
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What is an Enzyme?
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Enzymes are proteins, composed of hundred of amino-acids, which are produced by living organisms.
• Each enzyme is a made of a sequence of amino acids (like pearl on a string, picture 1) folded into a unique three-dimensional structure that determines the function of the enzyme.
• Only a small part of the enzyme participates in the catalysis of biochemical reactions: the active site (picture 2) Enzymes are therefore very specific (e.g cellulose can only degrade cellulose).
Enzymes are proteins, composed of hundred of amino-acids, which are produced by living organisms.
• Each enzyme is a made of a sequence of amino acids (like pearl on a string, picture 1) folded into a unique three-dimensional structure that determines the function of the enzyme.
• Only a small part of the enzyme participates in the catalysis of biochemical reactions: the active site (picture 2) Enzymes are therefore very specific (e.g cellulose can only degrade cellulose).
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Types of enzymes that can be used in cleaning products:
• Proteases act on soils and stains containing proteins Examples are collar & cuff soil-lines, grass, blood.
• Amylases remove starch-based soils and stains, e.g sauces, ice-creams
• Lipases are effective in removing oil / greasy body and food stains
• Cellulases provide general cleaning benefits, especially on dust and mud, and also work on garments
made from cellulosic fibers, minimizing pilling to restore color and softness
• Wash at varying pH levels, from mild to high alkalinity;
• Retain laundering performance in the presence of chemicals such as bleach; builder, surfactant, etc….
• Soften fabrics;
• Brighten their colors;
• Improve whiteness;
• Remove fatty stains at low wash temperatures;
Types of enzymes that can be used in cleaning products:
• Proteases act on soils and stains containing proteins Examples are collar & cuff soil-lines, grass, blood.
• Amylases remove starch-based soils and stains, e.g sauces, ice-creams
• Lipases are effective in removing oil / greasy body and food stains
• Cellulases provide general cleaning benefits, especially on dust and mud, and also work on garments
made from cellulosic fibers, minimizing pilling to restore color and softness
• Wash at varying pH levels, from mild to high alkalinity;
• Retain laundering performance in the presence of chemicals such as bleach; builder, surfactant, etc….