Evaluation of the impact of cotton sheath linear density of core spun yarn on the performance of denim fabrics

Mahmud, Md. Faisal; Rahman, A. N. M. Masudur; Sarker, Aswad Al Haque; Akter, Shilpi; Islam, Md Reajul

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2022.e09998

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“…The difference is the basis for the company to focus on the activities that contribute the highest emissions or in scientific terms it is to produce the highest hot spots. (Mahmud et al, 2022).…”

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Analysis of Environmental Management Strategy Based On Life Cycle Analysis In Coal Companies That Won Proper Emas In 2019-2021

Hikmawaty

Sofilda

Utha

2023

Eduvest

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This study aims to determine the limitations and application of life cycle analysis in the mining industry as well as recommendations for innovation programs and strategies in supporting environmental performance improvements that have an impact on the acquisition of “Proper emas”, the role of internal and external stakeholders as well as the relationship to the implementation of ISO 26000, especially the environment, governance and good operating practices and achievement of environmental SDGs indicators number 6,7 12 and 13.The data used in this study consists of primary data from coal mining companies receiving Proper Emas for 2019-2021, secondary data from sustainability reports, and annual reports of the companies studied. The research object was 4 (four) coal companies getting Proper Emas and sample was selected using a purposive sampling method in order to obtain 12 respondents were interviwed. This study uses descriptive qualitative analysis. The results of the study show that the scope limitations on coal mining use cradle to gate and are still limited to midpoint criteria covering only direct impacts such as carbon emissions produced, hot spots in the coal mining industry are material removal, especially the use of heavy equipment and the fuel used. The innovation program focuses on hot spots and has succeeded in significantly reducing carbon emissions. The role of internal stakeholders is the key to success in implementing environmental improvement strategies and successfully having an impact on the implementation of the core subject of ISO 26000 environment, good governance and operating practices, and the achievement of SDGs 6,7, 12, and 13

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Section: Lca Recommendationsmentioning

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Analysis of Environmental Management Strategy Based On Life Cycle Analysis In Coal Companies That Won Proper Emas In 2019-2021

Hikmawaty

Sofilda

Utha

2023

Eduvest

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“…Pannu et al, 3 recently studied the effect of spandex denier, in core spun yarn inserted as weft in woven fabrics, on stretch, tensile, and fabric handle properties. In another study, Mahmud et al 4 evaluated the effect of sheath linear density of core spun yarns on abrasion resistance, tensile and tearing strength, pilling resistance and dimensional stability of denim fabrics. The results revealed that with an increase in the linear density, these properties improved, and elastic recovery of fabric increased; however, the width-wise shrinkage decreased.…”

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Effect of using alternate elastic and non-elastic yarns in warp on shrinkage and stretch behavior of bi-stretch woven fabrics

Jiang

Zulifqar

Hai

et al. 2023

Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics

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Stretch woven fabrics are known for their elastic and recovery properties. To date, they found many interesting applications from simple jeans to complex fabric structures with functional properties for example bi-stretch auxetic woven fabrics, compressions garments and stretchable textile carriers for healthcare applications. Many studies have been carried out on the physical, mechanical and comfort properties of stretchable knitted and woven fabrics. However, to identify combination of yarns with different stretch properties and other design parameters required to meet multiple objectives in the production and usage of bi-stretch woven fabrics is an area that has been taken up by fabric scientists recently. This study compared the effect of using elastic yarns and alternate elastic and non-elastic yarns in warp on the properties of bi-stretch woven fabrics while using elastic yarns in weft direction. It was found that shrinkage of the fabrics made of elastic yarns was higher along the warp direction as compared to that in weft direction due to shrinkage balancing effect; however, in case of fabrics made of alternate elastic and non-elastic yarns in warp the shrinkage behavior was exact opposite. The comparison of shrinkage for different weave patterns revealed that satin had the highest shrinkage followed by twill and plain, due to least number of interlacements in satin among these three patterns.

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Uniaxial Tensile Properties of Dorlastan® Core Spun Yarns: Effects of Yarn Count, Dorlastan® Draft, and Dorlastan® Linear Density on the Shape of Stress-Strain Curves

Houda,

Amel,

Boubaker

et al. 2024

Proceedings of the 10th International Conference of Applied Research on Textile and Materials

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Evaluation of the impact of cotton sheath linear density of core spun yarn on the performance of denim fabrics

Cited by 7 publications

References 16 publications

Analysis of Environmental Management Strategy Based On Life Cycle Analysis In Coal Companies That Won Proper Emas In 2019-2021

Analysis of Environmental Management Strategy Based On Life Cycle Analysis In Coal Companies That Won Proper Emas In 2019-2021

Effect of using alternate elastic and non-elastic yarns in warp on shrinkage and stretch behavior of bi-stretch woven fabrics

Uniaxial Tensile Properties of Dorlastan® Core Spun Yarns: Effects of Yarn Count, Dorlastan® Draft, and Dorlastan® Linear Density on the Shape of Stress-Strain Curves

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