This experiment selected a new kind of environmental media (D5) instead of using water on the dyeing of PET, this work provided a new method for non-aqueous dyeing. The effects of the water addition, temperature, dyeing time and reagents on adsorption amount of disperse dye were studied, one good dyeing process is, adding 0.5mL water and 0.3mL ethanol into 20mL D5 system, the temperature of dyeing was 130°C, the preservation time of dyeing was 60min.

Surface modification of the dyed polyester was performed by the combination of escaping electron-beam atmospheric pressure glow discharge plasma (APGDP) and softener was studied. Apparent depth was tested and the morphological change along the fiber was observed and analyzed by scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Experimental results indicate that surfaces of the treated PET become rougher and have visible traces of etched, and the apparent depth are also significant increased. These results show that: deepening effect of PET is improved clearly and being a good durability.

The effect of atmospheric pressure dielectric barrier discharge plasma treatment on desizing polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) on polyester fabric was discussed as compared desizing with alkali through a combination of desizing rate, field scanning electron microscopy and strength test. The dyeing properties of polyester fabrics treated with atmospheric plasma have also been studied. The results show that plasma treatment can improve desizing rate, surface color depth and dye-uptake for polyester fabric.

In this paper, temperature-sensitive PET fabrics were prepared by Ar-plasma-induced simultaneous grafting Ploy-N-isopropylacrylamide (PNIPAAm) onto PET fabric. Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) was used to identify the structure of the grafted fabric. Then the surface morphology of the grafted fabric was observed from scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and AFM. The results show that the PNIPAAm was grafted onto PET fabrics, respectively. The grafted PET fabrics are characterized by differential scanning calorimetric analysis (DSC). The DSC analysis results indicated that LCST value of the grafted fabric was around 32°C. And the water permeability of the grafted sample showed a sharp change around 32°C. It was proved that grafted fabric was sensitive to temperature.