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EĞİRME SİSTEMİ VE KARIŞIM ORANININ İPEK/PAMUK KARIŞIM İPLİKLERİNİN KALİTESİNE ETKİSİ

THE EFFECTS OF SPINNING SYSTEM AND BLENDING RATIO ON QUALITY OF SILK/COTTON BLENDED YARNS

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244–248
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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In conclusion, we have found siro spinning system more efficient than ring spinning system due to physical properties of spun yarns and it was clear with our results that tensile strength, unevenness and hairiness values have increased with silk content increment in silk/cotton blended yarns

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Objective & Hypothesis:Mulberry silk can be deemed as the most important silk fiber due to its cultivability.
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Key Findings & Data:In addition to this, its fiber properties make it one of the most important natural fibers and textile raw materials.
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Conclusion & Impact:In conclusion, we have found siro spinning system more efficient than ring spinning system due to physical properties of spun yarns and it was clear with our results that tensile strength, unevenness and hairiness values have increased with silk content increment in silk/cotton blended yarns
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Abstract

Mulberry silk can be deemed as the most important silk fiber due to its cultivability. In addition to this, its fiber properties make it one of the most important natural fibers and textile raw materials. Silk fibers which can not be reeled continuously are counted as silk waste and they are used as short staples in industry. Moreover, filament silk can be converted to staple silk fibers, in order to use in blended yarn productions. In this study, we blended mulberry silk and combed cotton fibers in draw-frame and used them to produce silk/cotton blended yarns with three different silk/cotton blending ratios and with three different twist coefficients in ring and siro spinning systems. We performed tests such as unevenness, strength and hairiness to determine physical properties of these yarns. In conclusion, we have found siro spinning system more efficient than ring spinning system due to physical properties of spun yarns and it was clear with our results that tensile strength, unevenness and hairiness values have increased with silk content increment in silk/cotton blended yarns

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Mulberry ipeği, yetiştiriciliğinin yapılabilmesi nedeniyle en önemli sayılabilecek ipek türüdür. Bunun yanında sahip olduğu lif özellikleri onu önemli bir doğal lif ve tekstil hammaddesi yapmaktadır. Filament olarak çekilemeyen ipek, telef ipek olarak adlandırılır ve kesikli lif olarak kısa elyaf iplikçiliğinde değerlendirilirler. Bunun yanı sıra karışımlarda kullanılmak üzere ipek kesikli life de dönüştürülebilmektedir. Bu çalışmada ştapel mulberry ipeğ ile penye pamuk lifleri cerde karıştırılmış ve bu karışımdan iki farklı sistemde, üç farklı ipek/pamuk karışım oranıyla ve üç farklı büküm katsayısıyla iplikler üretilmişlerdir. İpliklerin fiziksel kalite özelliklerini belirlemek için mukavemet, düzgünsüzlük tüylülük gibi değerleri ölçülmüştür. Sonuç olarak siro sistemiyle çalışmanın ipliğin kalite özellikleri açısından daha verimli olduğu ve ipek oranının artmasıyla ipliğin mukavemetinin arttığı ancak düzgünsüzlük ve tüylülüğünde de aynı zamanda artış olduğu gözlemlenmiştir

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ÜZÜMCÜ, M. B., KADOĞLU, H. (2022). EĞİRME SİSTEMİ VE KARIŞIM ORANININ İPEK/PAMUK KARIŞIM İPLİKLERİNİN KALİTESİNE ETKİSİ. Tekstil ve Konfeksiyon, Cilt: 26 - Sayı: 3, 244–248. https://ajindex.com/articles/596730

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