Properties of Poly-vinyl Alcohol Bonded Jute (<i><i>Corchorus olitorius</i></i>) Nonwoven Fabric and Its Performance as Disposable Carry Bag

Sengupta, Surajit; Ghosh, Papai; Mustafa, Izhar

doi:10.1080/15440478.2020.1798842

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“…24 Stress relaxation and creep determined dimensional stability or shape retention of the bag with time. As per the central composite rotatable design 12,13 the values of three independent variables (PLA content, roller pressure and roller temperature) and functional properties namely, bursting strength, bending load, tensile stress relaxation, tensile creep, ERS, ESC, porosity, abrasion loss, and frictional force of 20 samples have been evaluated and are shown in Table 2. After the computation using Statistica 7 software, the regression coefficients of the proposed second-order polynomial are shown in Table 3.…”

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“…Mesta (Hibiscus sabdariffa) of 'good' grade (IS 9846) was used to prepare thermal-bonded nonwoven fabric, having the fiber properties: linear density, 2.58 tex; tenacity, 24.30 cN/tex; and extension-at-break, 1.50%. 12 Mesta, like jute, is not available in fiber form but in reed form. Fibers are generated during carding with a wide range of lengths (approximately 27 cm average length with 40% CV in breaker card sliver from medium quality mesta reed).…”

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“…It contains 20 samples with eight full factorial designs, six center points and six-star points. 15,16…”

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Mesta (Hibiscus sabdariffa) and polylactic acid thermally bonded fabric for sustainable shopping bags: modeling and optimization of functional properties

Sengupta

Mustafa

Ghosh

2023

Textile Research Journal

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A thermally bonded biodegradable fabric has been developed using mesta and polylactic acid fibers. The central composite rotatable design has been adapted to understand the effects of the independent variables, that is polylactic acid content, roller temperature and roller pressure on useful functional properties such as bursting strength, bending load, tensile stress relaxation, tensile creep, rate of absorption, absorption capacity, porosity, abrasion resistance, and surface friction. Considering the linear, quadratic, and two-way interactive effects of independent variables, the second-order polynomial has been suggested for each property which proves good association except for absorption capacity and abrasion resistance. The effect of independent parameters has been studied and optimized from contour diagrams. The optimized process parameters for 140 g/m2 fabric are polylactic acid content 30%, mesta content 70%, roller temperature 170°C, and roller pressure 150 N/cm2, which can be used successfully as a shopping bag. The shopping bag was prepared from developed fabric. Its performance test shows no deformation for up to 14 days in the hanging test, resistance up to 10 wetting-drying cycles proves reusability, it sustains up to four drops, and has a slight strength loss in 30 days of atmospheric exposure.

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Mesta (Hibiscus sabdariffa) and polylactic acid thermally bonded fabric for sustainable shopping bags: modeling and optimization of functional properties

Sengupta

Mustafa

Ghosh

2023

Textile Research Journal

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“…730 Other applications of JFRCs include lampshades, shopping bags, paper-weights, helmets, toilet closets, bath devices, electrical fittings, covers, hoses, household post-boxes, milk-boxes, fancy tiles, food containers, temporary ceiling panels, bio-gas storage devices, and movable and pre-made buildings for use in times of natural disasters. 5,731–733…”

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Processing and properties of jute (Corchorus olitoriusL.) fibres and their sustainable composite materials: a review

Ramesh,

Deepa

2024

J. Mater. Chem. A

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“…Wetting and wicking are two essential properties of textile and have a significant role in dyeing. The surface wetting properties of a textile material can be modified by changing its chemical composition [ 23 ]. Usually, wet-chemical processes have been used in textile industries to alter the surface properties of textile substrates.…”

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Surface modification and improvements of wicking properties and dyeability of grey jute-cotton blended fabrics using low-pressure glow discharge air plasma

Ullah

Akther

Rahman

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Herein, we reported the improvements of wicking properties and dyeability of the jute-cotton blended (40:60) fabrics due to the effect of low-pressure glow discharge (LPGD) air plasma under selected exposure times. The microscopic features, functional groups, wettability, contact angles, wetting area, wicking rates, and reflectance values of the jute-cotton blended fabrics were analyzed using numerous experimental techniques. The scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) techniques were used to investigate the morphological and compositional modifications of plasma-treated jute blended cotton fabrics. The compositional analysis confirmed various functional groups such as –OH, C–O, and COO − on the surface of jute blended cotton fabrics. The average pore radii and diffusion coefficient were calculated by using the modified Lucas-Washburn equation. The plasma-treated fabrics were shown to have an average pore radius of 0.93, 1.46, 2.26, and 4.8 μm under treatment time of 5,10,15, and 20 min. Nearly 50% reduction of contact angle was observed after a plasma treatment time of 20 min. The absorption to scattered ratio, K/S (determined using Kubel-Munk model) of the colored fabrics with 5 min pre-treated plasma was 6.47, although it was raised up to 8.51 after 20 min of pre-treatment. A reactive dye, Bezaktiv Red S–3B, was used for the dyeability test, and our findings showed that the dyeability and the wettability of the fabric were substantially enhanced with the treatment time of LPGD air plasma. Among the samples, only 10 min plasma pre-treated colored fabric exhibited a color difference of less than one compared to the standard one.

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Properties of Poly-vinyl Alcohol Bonded Jute (Corchorus olitorius) Nonwoven Fabric and Its Performance as Disposable Carry Bag

Cited by 8 publications

References 15 publications

Mesta (Hibiscus sabdariffa) and polylactic acid thermally bonded fabric for sustainable shopping bags: modeling and optimization of functional properties

Mesta (Hibiscus sabdariffa) and polylactic acid thermally bonded fabric for sustainable shopping bags: modeling and optimization of functional properties

Processing and properties of jute (Corchorus olitoriusL.) fibres and their sustainable composite materials: a review

Surface modification and improvements of wicking properties and dyeability of grey jute-cotton blended fabrics using low-pressure glow discharge air plasma

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