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PRODUCTION OF MULTIFUNCTIONAL WOVEN COTTON FABRICS BY A SINGLE STEP FINISHING PROCESS

TEK ADIMDA MULTIFONKSIYONEL PAMUKLU DOKUMA KUMAŞ ÜRETİMİ

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It was also determined that at least 50% reduction in costs and in the process time was achieved. 

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this study, it was aimed to obtain multifunctional cotton fabrics which would have durable press and antibacterial properties and satisfy the expectations of the consumers in terms of soft touch and easy care.
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Key Findings & Data:It was determined that this work showed better performance characteristics and the resulting effects were resistant to 20 times washing when compared with the current applied processes.
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Conclusion & Impact:It was also determined that at least 50% reduction in costs and in the process time was achieved. 
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⚙️Variables:Cotton · Multifunctional · Antimicrobial

Abstract

In this study, it was aimed to obtain multifunctional cotton fabrics which would have durable press and antibacterial properties and satisfy the expectations of the consumers in terms of soft touch and easy care. In the scope of this project, more than one function would be given to the cotton fabric in a single step and thus energy, time and water would be saved as well as production costs. As a result of the project, used chemicals were applied in one step by pad-dry-cure method. It was determined that this work showed better performance characteristics and the resulting effects were resistant to 20 times washing when compared with the current applied processes. It was also determined that at least 50% reduction in costs and in the process time was achieved. 

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Bu çal ı ş mada tüketicilerin tutum ve kolay bak ı m aç ı s ı ndan beklentileri kar ş ı layacak hem buru ş maz hem antibakteriyel multifonksiyonel pamuklu kuma ş elde edilmesi amaçlanm ı ş t ı r. Proje kapsam ı nda birden fazla fonksiyon bir ad ı mda kazand ı r ı larak enerji, zaman ve su tasarrufu ile birlikte üretim maliyetlerinin de dü ş ürülmesi hedeflenmi ş tir. Proje çal ı ş mas ı sonucunda kullan ı lan kimyasallar tek ad ı mda emdirme yöntemine göre aplike edilmi ş , kurutma yap ı ld ı ktan sonra fikse yap ı lm ı ş t ı r. Çal ı ş ma mevcutta uygulanan proseslerle k ı yasland ı ğ ı nda daha iyi performans özellikleri gösterdi ğ i gibi, etkinin 20 y ı kamaya dayan ı kl ı oldu ğ u da belirlenmi ş tir. Ayr ı ca maliyet ve i ş lem süresinde %50 oran ı nda tasarruf sa ğ lad ı ğ ı tespit edilmi ş tir. 

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Soykan, Ş., Seventekin, N., Özdoğan, E., Kocatürk, Z. (2017). PRODUCTION OF MULTIFUNCTIONAL WOVEN COTTON FABRICS BY A SINGLE STEP FINISHING PROCESS. Tekstil ve Konfeksiyon, Volume: 27 Issue: 3. https://ajindex.com/articles/1111395

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