Study on Low-Temperature Dyeing of Cashmere Fiber

Ju Tang; Hai Feng Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.291-294.665

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Study on Low-Temperature Dyeing of Cashmere Fiber

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In order to save energy and decrease the damage of cashmere in dyeing processing, adding low-temperature dyeing auxiliary for cashmere dyeing is introduced in this paper. Some processing factors such as pH value, dyeing temperature and concentration of two different low-temperature dyeing auxiliaries are studied. The results show that the low-temperature auxiliary addition strategy successfully improved the mechanical properties of dyed cashmere, compared with the traditional cashmere dyeing method. The optimized conditions are shown as follows: 7g/L of low-temperature dyeing auxiliaries A (LTD-A) or 10g/L of low-temperature dyeing auxiliaries B (LTD-B), pH at 4, first dyeing for 15 min at 40 oC and then dyeing for 60 min at 80 oC.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 291-294)

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Ju Tang, Hai Feng Wang

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Cashmere, Low-Temperature Dyeing Auxiliary, Mechanical Property

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