The Study on Eri-Silk Degumming Process Optimization and its Properties

Wen Zhong Wang; Lei Zhao; Li Shan Fan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.446-447.384

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The Study on Eri-Silk Degumming Process Optimization and its Properties

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Study the influence of eri-silk degumming process for degumming results of 2709 alkaline protease; combined with the orthogonal experimental analysis of high degumming rate and breaking strength of the best eri-silk degumming process, and then compare the optimized extracted eri-silk with mulberry silk, virgin silk, cotton, wool and ramie fibers for their fineness, mechanical properties, and friction performance comparison. The results show that the 2709 alkaline protease can effectively remove silkgum, and that the amount of enzyme is the main factor affecting degumming rate; pH value is the main factors for the breaking strength. Comparing with other fibers, eri-silks average fineness is smaller, breaking strength and initial modulus tend to be larger, but their coefficient of variation also tend to be larger. Besides, eri-silkis breaking elongation is not as good as wool and silk, but better than other fibers. Natural silks dynamic and static coefficient of tangential impedance is lower in comparison with other natural fibers. Ramie has the largest tangential resistance factor. Among the natural silks, the eri-silks tangential impedance coefficient is greater than tussah and smaller than mulberry silk.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 446-447)

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384-389

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November 2013

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Wen Zhong Wang, Lei Zhao, Li Shan Fan

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Degumming, Eri-Silk, Fineness, Friction Properties, Mechanical Property

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