Physical Properties of Woven Fabric from Paper Mulberry Yarn

Sakorn Chonsakorn; Kajijarus Piromthamsiri; Chanchai Sirikasemlert

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.849.157

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Physical Properties of Woven Fabric from Paper Mulberry Yarn

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This research were examined the characteristics chemical and physicalof paper mulberry fiber and also developed the spinning processes of paper mulberry yarn to make the fabric by weaving and knitting. The chemical composition of paper mulberry fiber was approximately 72.5% cellulose, while hemi-cellulose, lignin, pectin, and water-soluble were 17, 2.6, 2.3, and 5.6%, respectively. The characteristics and physical properties of paper mulberry fabric were also investigated.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 849)

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Sakorn Chonsakorn*, Kajijarus Piromthamsiri, Chanchai Sirikasemlert

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Fabric, Paper Mulberry, Textile, Woven, Yarn

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