2014
DOI: 10.1080/01919512.2014.939742
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Bleaching of Knitted Cotton Fabric Applying Ozone

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“…Na literatura foi obtido um resultado de grau de branco médio de 54,88 WI CIE [28], um valor bem próximo aos obtidos neste trabalho, conforme mostra a Tabela 6. Assim conclui-se que os fatores que determinam o grau de branco dos tecidos são o tempo de exposição ao ozônio e a dosagem aplicada.…”
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“…Na literatura foi obtido um resultado de grau de branco médio de 54,88 WI CIE [28], um valor bem próximo aos obtidos neste trabalho, conforme mostra a Tabela 6. Assim conclui-se que os fatores que determinam o grau de branco dos tecidos são o tempo de exposição ao ozônio e a dosagem aplicada.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Após a aplicação do ozônio, foi necessário um banho de 5 min em 100 ml de água destilada a 60ºC para remover os resíduos de impurezas solúveis que não foram oxidadas. Nestas condições a faixa média do grau de branco obtida foi de 54,88 WI CIE e os desvios padrões foram baixos caracterizando uma boa qualidade de reprodução e homogeneidade de pré-alvejamento nas amostras [28].…”
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“…The ozone bleaching of cotton fabrics has been studied before, for example, Prabaharan and Rao (2001), Perincek et al (2007) and Piccoli et al (2015) reported the usability of ozone in the bleaching of cotton fabric. In our previous study, starch sized cotton fabric was firstly bleached with ozone gas and then washed via ultrasound and this application was repeated to obtain higher whiteness degrees (Benli and Bahtiyari 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, UV light is generated as a by-product during plasma treatment with oxygen. The UV light assists in the generation of hydroxyl (•OH) radicals which are responsible for colour fading in dyed fabric [15][16][17][18]. Since the effectiveness of the plasma-induced ozone colour-fading treatment can be controlled by process parameters [6,14], this study is aimed to study the effect of process parameters of plasma-induced ozone colour-fading treatment on the colour properties of a blue sulphur-dyed knitted cotton fabric.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In plasma treatment using oxygen, the oxygen can generate different active plasma species (O 3 and O•) [15,16]. The ozone (O 3 ) generated is a strong oxidising agent [17,18] which is readily dissolved in water to become an effective oxidant (•OH radical) for colour fading [15]. In addition, UV light is generated as a by-product during plasma treatment with oxygen.…”
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confidence: 99%