The Dyeing Procedures Evaluation of Wool Fibers withPrangos ferulaceaand Fastness Characteristics

Barani, Hossein; Rahimpour, Shahdokht

doi:10.1155/2014/497278

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“…This investigation was focused on the ability of an aqueous and alcoholic extract of S.vulgare, acting as a natural dye, to carry out the dyeing of 100 % wool jersey knit samples under the influence of different conditions [5,6,7]. The color strength and washing fastness were then thoroughly investigated.…”

Section: Dyeing Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

Extraction Optimization of Sorghum vulgare for Natural Wool Dyeing Applications

Belino

Alves

Almeida

et al. 2022

MSF

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It is common knowledge that natural dyes are fit for textile dyeing since ancient times. Basically, natural dyes are elements derived from natural resources, and classified as plant, animal, mineral, and microbial dyes based upon their source of origin. Natural dyeing is a very important part of the old Portuguese tradition which is, currently, regaining awareness due to sustainability and health issues that has arisen from the massive application of synthetic dyes in textile coloration. In this study we sought to optimize the extraction of Sorghum vulgare (curumanine and apigeninidin) through the use of a design of experiments (DOE) methodology and to develop an analytical method by high performance liquid chromatography-diode array detector (HPLC-DAD) for their quantification. Dyes extracted and isolated were then used to dye 100% wool jersey knits by way of the exhaustion process. The color strength and fastness properties of the dyed samples against washing, and rubbing were evaluated. Our findings proved that meta-mordanted samples dyed at 80°C for 4h obtained the best strength and color fastness results.

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Section: Dyeing Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

Extraction Optimization of Sorghum vulgare for Natural Wool Dyeing Applications

Belino

Alves

Almeida

et al. 2022

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“…They found that the application of plasma and acetylated lecithin improved the color strength significantly; however, unsatisfactory results were obtained for hydroxylated-acetylated lecithin indicated from the lower K/S values of madder dyed wool. Barani and Rahimpour reported the dyeing properties of Prangos ferulacea on wool substrate using response surface methodology (RSM) for optimization of various variables. The effect of plasma pretreatment and other variables such as dye concentration, mordant concentration, dyeing temperature, and time on color strength and fastness properties was also investigated.…”

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High-Energy Radiation Induced Sustainable Coloration and Functional Finishing of Textile Materials

Islam

Mohammad

2015

Ind. Eng. Chem. Res.

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Over the past few years, there has been enormous attention on the use of different innovative surface modification methods for the production of textile surfaces with novel properties. In view of the ecological and economic restrictions imposed on the textile industry, the use of high energy irradiation methods has become more accepted as methods for modification of textile materials. Enhanced wettability, dyeability, printability, color fastness, hydrophilicity, and effective antimicrobial activity, etc. are among some new remarkable properties obtained on different textile materials. They offer a new alternative to conventional wet processing technologies and have the advantages of low energy use, being easy to handle, and high treatment speed. They possess the potential to activate textile surfaces and hence enhance functional group accessibility without affecting other bulk properties. The present review summarizes the state of the art of different irradiation-based technologies such as gamma, ultrasound, plasma, and ultraviolet used for sustainable coloration and functional finishing of different textile materials. Finally, the advantages and future studies regarding the use of irradiation technologies in functional modification of textiles are also outlined.

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“…In the recent decade, there has been a renewed interest to use environmentally friendly products (Tiwari et al , 2019). Natural dyes, because of their nontoxic, energy-saving, biodegradable nature, health and safety aspects, have been receiving increasing attention from researchers (Kasiri and Safapour, 2014; Barani and Rahimpour, 2014; Salem et al , 2013). Natural dyes are derived from natural sources such as plants, animals, minerals and microbial (Rahman Bhuiyan et al , 2017).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Their results indicated that an increase in the dyeing time and mordant concentrations lead to higher color strength value. Plasma pretreatment of wool fiber enhances Prangos ferulacea dye uptake of wool fibers (Barani and Rahimpour, 2014).…”

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The coloration of polyester fabric with Prangos ferulacea natural dye: new approaches toward a cleaner production

Mehrizi

Jokar

Shahi

2022

PRT

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Purpose Natural colorants are believed to be safe because of their nontoxic, noncarcinogenic and biodegradable nature, and also, the demand for natural dyes is steadily increasing. This study aims to investigate the dyeing of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) fabrics under cold plasma and ultraviolet (UV) radiation conditions with Prangos ferulacea. Design/methodology/approach In the first, some PET fabrics were modified using UV radiation and some others by cold plasma (oxygen/argon), and then the dyeing of fabrics with the natural dye was done (100°C/130°C) without using metallic mordant. Dyeability (color strengths) of the treated samples, colorfastness to washing, light and rubbing, water absorption time, crease recovery angle, air permeability and mechanical behavior were investigated. Findings The maximum color strength (k/s = 4.87) was achieved for the fabric exposed to UV radiation for 2 h and then dyed with Prangos ferulacea at 130 °C. The results indicated that the dyed fabric showed acceptable colorfastness (very good–excellent) properties in washing and rubbing fastness except for colorfastness to light (moderate). The strength and the angle of crease recovery of treated and dyed samples have increased, while the time of water absorption and air permeability have decreased. Originality/value The surface modification of PET (UV radiation and plasma treatment) provides a new idea to improve the dyeability of PET with Prangos ferulacea natural dye without using metallic mordant.

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The Dyeing Procedures Evaluation of Wool Fibers withPrangos ferulaceaand Fastness Characteristics

Cited by 13 publications

References 11 publications

Extraction Optimization of <i>Sorghum vulgare </i>for Natural Wool Dyeing Applications

Extraction Optimization of <i>Sorghum vulgare </i>for Natural Wool Dyeing Applications

High-Energy Radiation Induced Sustainable Coloration and Functional Finishing of Textile Materials

The coloration of polyester fabric with Prangos ferulacea natural dye: new approaches toward a cleaner production

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