Development of non-woven from recycled fabric selvedge wastes for functional sound absorption

Fera, Temesggen Feleke; Zeleke, Yerdawu; Girmay, Yohannes

doi:10.1080/19397038.2022.2092230

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“…Regarding acoustic properties, the absorption coefficient values are between 0.100-1.000 and 0.000-1.000 for non-woven and composite structures, respectively. Within the non-woven structures, samples from (Drochytka et al, 2017;Fera et al, 2022), made from polyester and recycled cotton, show the best results, recording a maximum absorption coefficient of 0.990. For composite structures, the sample made with recycled wool from Rubino et al presents the best absorption coefficient values, 0.700-1.000 (Rubino et al, 2021).…”

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Valorization of textile waste: non-woven structures and composites

Alves,

Barreiros,

Fangueiro

et al. 2024

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Each year, millions of tons of clothing are both produced and discarded, exerting a substantial impact on the environment and public health. Even when textile waste is disposed of in landfills, it persistently adds to pollution in the air, water, and soil. This review explores the diverse implications of textile waste, examining circular economy principles and highlighting opportunities for transforming textile waste into eco-friendly materials. This review highlights opportunities to repurpose textile waste into new products, aligning with the principles of a circular economy. The discussed materials, such as cotton, wool, polyester, nylon, and kevlar, can be utilized in various industries, including construction, non-woven, furniture, carpet, agriculture, and paper. The alternative materials presented offer excellent mechanical, thermal, and acoustic properties, providing sustainable alternatives in applications ranging from civil construction to insulation and structure reinforcement, minimizing environmental impact. Green material alternatives enhance cost-effectiveness in constructing eco-friendly buildings, reducing the need for extracting new raw materials and minimizing the carbon footprint. It is expected that research on opportunities for recovering textile waste will soon intensify, leading to the implementation of these new eco-friendly products.

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“…Bogale et al used cotton and polyester selvedges, using the chemical method, produced several non-woven structures. These samples Cotton selvedge waste (Fera et al, 2022).…”

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Valorization of textile waste: non-woven structures and composites

Alves,

Barreiros,

Fangueiro

et al. 2024

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Innovating sustainability: a holistic approach to insulation panel design from woven sewn-in label selvedge wastes

Sezgin

2024

The Journal of The Textile Institute

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Nonwoven Fabric From Textile Waste

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Sukhova

2023

Tehnol. kač.

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The article considers the problem of processing textile waste from garment production. The main directions of their use in the production of nonwoven fabric and composite materials are briefly described. The use of waste padding materials based on thermoplastic fibers in the manufacture of nonwovens by hot pressing is considered. Samples of nonwovens were obtained and mechanical properties were tested. The coefficient of variation in the thickness of the obtained materials is about 10%. The composition of the waste used and the pressing temperature affect the rigidity of the samples during bending. The addition of waste from thermoplastic fibres leads to an increase in the rigidity of the composite and contributes to better par- ticle bonding and a decrease in thickness. The obtained materials can be used as pads in the manufacture of a wide range of consumer goods.

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Development of non-woven from recycled fabric selvedge wastes for functional sound absorption

Cited by 3 publications

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Valorization of textile waste: non-woven structures and composites

Valorization of textile waste: non-woven structures and composites

Innovating sustainability: a holistic approach to insulation panel design from woven sewn-in label selvedge wastes

Nonwoven Fabric From Textile Waste

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