Effects of Heat Shrinkage on Structure and Property of Silk/Synthetic Fiber Textured Composite Filaments

Xiao Ying Zhang; Bao Zhong Wang; Min Zhang; Zhi Juan Pan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.175-176.280

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Effects of Heat Shrinkage on Structure and Property of Silk/Synthetic Fiber Textured Composite Filaments

Abstract:

The textured yarn was respectively prepared with pure silk, silk/polyester POY composite filament, silk/polyester FDY composite filament by the self-made processing device. The effects of heat shrinkage of polyester fibers on the structure and properties of the textured filaments were investigated. The results revealed that silk/POY composite filament contained higher heat shrinkage. Synthetic fibers produced crimps with larger amplitude and smaller bandwidth, and the textured filaments presented a larger yarn count, resulting in the notable crimped deformation.