Development of Nonwoven Fabric from Recycled Fibers

Sharma, Ravinder; Goel, Ashish

doi:10.4172/2165-8064.1000289

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“…2,3 Reducing use of new raw materials and turning these wastes into new products offer many benefits such as lower carbon dioxide emission during the landfilling, reduced natural resources consumption, reduced waste disposal, and longer product life. [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11] The two most common forms of recycled synthetics are recycled polyester and recycled polyamide. Polyamide, the first synthetic polymer introduced to the market, is commonly used in a wide range of applications from apparels, ropes, carpets, to technical textile applications.…”

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The effect of recycled fiber content on performance/quality properties of swimwear fabrics

Koçak,

Aksaman,

Ateş

et al. 2024

JTEFT

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Due to the decrease in natural resources all over the world and the increase in global CO2 emissions, which make the biggest contribution to global warming and climate change, the use of recycled materials has gained great importance in the textile industry, as in other application areas. Reducing the use of new raw materials and producing products from old raw materials not only minimizes environmental impacts such as lower CO2 emissions during the landfilling, reduced consumption of natural resources, reduced waste disposal, but also reduces costs and provides a longer product life. This study investigates the effect of recycled polyester fiber on the performance/quality properties of swimwear fabrics. Swimwear fabric samples were produced from 100% recycled polyester, 50% recycled polyester/50% polyamide, 100% polyester and 100% polyamide, and tested in terms of bursting strength, seam strength, abrasion resistance, air permeability and color fastness properties.

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The effect of recycled fiber content on performance/quality properties of swimwear fabrics

Koçak,

Aksaman,

Ateş

et al. 2024

JTEFT

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“…In the study conducted by REPON et al [19], they investigated the effect of rotor speed and rotor diameter on yarn properties by producing Ne 12/1 open-end yarns using 65% virgin cotton fiber and 35% recycled cotton fiber. In the study conducted by SHARMA and GOEL [20], nonwoven surface samples were produced by needling method, using different ratios of recycled cotton and recycled polyester fibers (30%-70%, 50%-50% and 70%-30%). As a result of the study, the highest abrasion, burst and breaking strength value (in the machine direction) was obtained in the nonwoven surface samples obtained from the mixture at the rate of 30-70%, and the highest bending length value was obtained at the mixture rate of 50-50%.…”

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Quality properties of recycled yarns obtained by recycling fabrics produced from virgin yarns

Aypar,

Oner

2024

Matéria (Rio J.)

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In this study, first of all, single jersey fabric scraps knitted from Ne 30/1 (19.7 Tex) cotton yarns were obtained. These scraps were recycled in the rag puller machine without mixing with any other products. Yarn production from recycled fibers was made by open-end spinning machine and Ne 30/1 yarns were systematically produced again. By comparing the test results of the initial state of the yarns and the test results after the recycling process, the impacts of the recycling process of the single jersey fabric knitted from Ne 30/1 cotton yarns on the yarn performance properties were presented objectively. Yarn unevenness of the recycled yarns increased due to the decrease in fiber lengths due to the damage given to the fibers during mechanical recycling.

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“…They observed that as the punch density increased abrasion resistance firstly increased but further decreased [8]. Sharma and Goel (2017), used recycled cotton and recycled polyester fibers in different blends. They obtained nonwoven fabrics at changing mass per unit area values from these blends.…”

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“…They obtained nonwoven fabrics at changing mass per unit area values from these blends. They carried out mechanical performance tests to the samples and reported that the best results for abrasion resistance were observed for the blend ratio of %30-%70 [9]. Palak and Karagüzel Kayaoğlu (2019), produced nonwovens by needlepunching method by using different types of polyester fibers blends.…”

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An Ivestigation on Abrasion Resistance And Bending Rigidity of Recycled Nonwovens Including Blanket Trimmings

Alan

Tercan

2023

Tekstil Ve Konfeksiyon

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In this study blanket trimmings and mechanically recycled fibers were blended and softly pre-needlepunched to be used as innerlayers of conventional needle-punched nonwovens. The outer layers from three types of raw materials (polypropylene, recycled polyester and mechanically recycled fibers) and the control groups were produced by classical needle-punching at two different needle-punch densities. Abrasion resistance and bending properties of the end products were investigated considering recycled layer ratio, raw material type and needle-punching density through standard test methods. Among all types, the highest abrasion cycles and bending rigidity values were observed for the PP outer layered products. Increase in needling density increased the abrasion cycles between 10%-20% and increased bending rigidity 3%-8% among the overall. Comparing the fabrics with recycled layer of 20% to control groups, abrasion resistance was preserved between 67% -75% and bending rigidity was preserved between 86%-93% at overall.

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Development of Nonwoven Fabric from Recycled Fibers

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

The effect of recycled fiber content on performance/quality properties of swimwear fabrics

The effect of recycled fiber content on performance/quality properties of swimwear fabrics

Quality properties of recycled yarns obtained by recycling fabrics produced from virgin yarns

An Ivestigation on Abrasion Resistance And Bending Rigidity of Recycled Nonwovens Including Blanket Trimmings

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