Research on Anti-Creasing Properties of 100% Cotton Yarns

Yun Li Wang; Jun Chen; Shan Cheng; Zong Li Mao; Ming Min Dong; Wei Lin Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.602-604.2291

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Research on Anti-Creasing Properties of 100% Cotton Yarns

Abstract:

Durable press (DP) finishing is the common process to impart anti-creasing properties to cotton fabrics. Conventionally, the whole fabric was treated by pad-dry-cure (PDC) process in one treating bath. However, this process led to the serious loss of the cotton fabrics in mechanical properties. In this work, the cotton yarns were treated with DP finishing solution. And subsequently, they were dried and cured in a certain temperature. The wrinkle recovery angle (WRA) of yarns was measured. The relationship between the treating process and WRA was studied. The affecting parameters on WRA were acquired by experiment. This work provides basic data for people to know and understand the role of anti-creasing yarns in the whole fabric.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 602-604)

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Yun Li Wang, Jun Chen, Shan Cheng, Zong Li Mao, Ming Min Dong, Wei Lin Xu

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Anti-Crease, Cotton Yarn, Finishing, Wrinkle Recovery Angle

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