Ibrahim Abbas El-Said Ibrahim

Blending The Egyptian cotton with Polyester and Viscose Fibers

Study the open-end spinability of blending the Egyptian cotton with man-made fibers polyester and viscose

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Produktbeschreibung

Cotton fiber has excellent comfort properties due to hygienic reasons and to avoid the sensitivity of skin. But it has some disadvantages such as less of strength, elongation, crease and abrasion resistance and durability. The polyester fibers is well known most popular and consumption synthetic man-made fiber in the world wide due to its desired properties. It has high tenacity, elongation %, wrinkle and abrasion resistance. Besides, its softness, well drape, durability easy wears and not attacks by micro-organisms and insects. Viscose fibers have high moisture regain absorbency, comfortable and softness so it dyes easily, drapes well, biodegradable and not shrink when heated. In the industrial field, because of its thermal stability, a high modulus version is still the main product used in Europe to reinforce high speed tires. But viscose has shortage in strength and crease resistance due to low crystalline % in the fine structure. Recently, cotton, viscose and polyester could be blended to combine the advantages and composite the disadvantages of those fibers it's clear in this study book.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
• Aufl.
• Seitenzahl: 176
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 220mm
• ISBN-13: 9783659130137
• ISBN-10: 3659130133
• Artikelnr.: 35978115

Autorenporträt

Dr. Ibrahim Abbas El-Said Ibrahim, Associate Professor of Plant Production Department (Crop Science) at Faculty of Agriculture Saba Basha, Alexandria University, Egypt. He has obtained Ph.D degree in crop Science, 2006. He has authors of several articles published in international and local conferences and journals.