Turning textile waste into valuable yarn

Jamshaid, Hafsa; Hussain, Uzair; Mishra, Rajesh; Tichý, Martin; Müller, Miroslav

doi:10.1016/j.clet.2021.100341

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“…Others performed a life-cycle assessment of textiles made of cotton, polyester, nylon, acryl, or elastane [ 16 ]. In terms of waste, a promising outcome was also revealed [ 17 ]. The authors concluded that 100% of textile waste can be used for making yarn, in order to reduce environmental impact and to achieve a product at a low cost.…”

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Study on the Influence of Selected Fabrics and Stitching on the Strength of Upholstery Covers

et al. 2022

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So far, no coherent and comprehensive method has been elaborated allowing investigation of tensile strength of upholstery seams dedicated to upholstered furniture. Producers of this type of furniture are interested in the assessment of the quality of upholstery material joints, which seems to be particularly important for ensuring the appropriate quality of products. Therefore, the objective of this research was to investigate the influence of the type of material used and the direction of the fabric cut on the strength of upholstery covers. Static tensile testing of selected upholstery fabric samples was performed, and an attempt was made to identify the most optimal fabric–seam joints. It was stated as a conclusion that the fabric tensile strength was the highest for Secret 10 fabric. In addition, the strength of upholstery covers is not influenced by the direction of the fabric die cut. For each fabric, a different configuration is preferable, as shown by results (Power 13: A-B, Secret 10: B-B, Soft 10: A-A). The method, implemented for upholstered furniture, allows for an objective assessment of the strength of upholstery covers and the selection of the most advantageous fabric–seam combination for future furniture designs.

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Study on the Influence of Selected Fabrics and Stitching on the Strength of Upholstery Covers

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“…ANOVA statistical procedures were used to assess fiber and yarn properties. A Tukey HSD (Honestly Significant Difference) analysis confirmed the degree of significance [13] of the relationship between the waste types and fiber. By systematically varying yarn counts [14,16] and by systematically varying the fabric cover factor, the mechanical, comfort, and hand properties of fine cotton fabrics were examined.…”

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IOT Based Moisture Measurement and Conveyor Belt Monitoring in Yarn Mill

Devi¹,

Mohan²,

Baluprithviraj³

et al. 2022

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Yarn manufacturing in spinning mills is done when the twisted length of fiber goes to cheese, doubling, and winding machines. The humidity and temperature must be maintained to ensure the yarn quality. The conveyor belts have to be monitored continuously to avoid the interruption of the belts. This paper provides a solution to maintain the precise range of humidity and temperature and also to surveil the conveyor belts. The system contains a DHT sensor and an IR sensor. If the DHT sensor detects the increase in the moisture level or temperature, the signal is sent to the controller, and using a relay, either the heater or the cooler is activated respectively. The humidity level and the temperature of the yarn are displayed on the LCD. Simultaneously, the values can also be viewed on the user’s mobile application Blynk using an IoT. Another feature of this application is the continuous monitoring of the conveyor belt. If the belt stops, the IR sensor detects it, and the user is alarmed by a buzzer indicating that action is required to restart. This method reduces yarn breakage and improves the quality of the yarn. It provides continuous monitoring; the IoT application provides real-time values.

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“…Due to the fact that the threads of the feather are of low tension, the length of the feather varies from one to another. The first reason for the unevenness of the length of the hair in terms of height is the unevenness of the linear density of the threads of the body and the back (Özdil et al, 2007;Jamshaid et al, 2021;Gong, 2015).…”

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analysis of the unevenness of the loop pile fabrics by height

Dolimov

Kozakov

2022

irjeis

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In this article, an analysis of the unevenness of the loop pile fabrics, which are included in the pile tissue gap, was carried out. Fabric samples woven on the ITEMA-9500 loom were used. The organoleptic method was used as a method for determining the length of the rings, and the length of the rings was determined in laboratory conditions. Based on the analysis of the results of the experiment, it was found that the lengths of the hairs of the towel samples differed from each other, and the hair length increased from 9.5 to 10 mm on both sides of the towel samples. In addition, according to the analysis of the results, it was observed that the height of the bristles was different from the length of the loops on the front and back of the fabric, which ranged from 8 mm to 11.5 mm, which caused an unevenness of the height of the loops by 1.75 mm.

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Turning textile waste into valuable yarn

Cited by 23 publications

References 8 publications

Study on the Influence of Selected Fabrics and Stitching on the Strength of Upholstery Covers

Study on the Influence of Selected Fabrics and Stitching on the Strength of Upholstery Covers

IOT Based Moisture Measurement and Conveyor Belt Monitoring in Yarn Mill

analysis of the unevenness of the loop pile fabrics by height

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