The influence of laser treatment and industrial washing on denim fabric tension properties

Jucienė, Milda; Urbelis, Virginijus; Juchnevičienė, Žaneta; Sacevičienė, Virginija; Dobilaitė, Vaida

doi:10.1108/ijcst-03-2017-0032

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“…Paper, defined traditionally as a thin sheet made from pressed cellulose fibers 3 , is not commonly thought of as a material that shrinks – even though we probably all have some experience with shrinking cotton cloth, another cellulose-based material, when doing laundry 18,19 . However, we have identified two methods for shrinking paper.…”

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Fabrication of Miniaturized Paper-Based Microfluidic Devices (MicroPADs)

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Martinez

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Microfluidic paper-based analytical devices (microPADs) are emerging as cost-effective and portable platforms for point-of-care assays. A fundamental limitation of microPAD fabrication is the imprecise nature of most methods for patterning paper. The present work demonstrates that paper patterned via wax printing can be miniaturized by treating it with periodate to produce higher-resolution, high-fidelity microPADs. The optimal miniaturization parameters were determined by immersing microPADs in various concentrations of aqueous sodium periodate (NaIO4) for varying lengths of time. This treatment miniaturized microPADs by up to 80% in surface area, depending on the concentration of periodate and length of the reaction time. By immersing microPADs in 0.5-M NaIO4 for 48 hours, devices were miniaturized by 78% in surface area, and this treatment allowed for the fabrication of functional channels with widths as small as 301 µm and hydrophobic barriers with widths as small as 387 µm. The miniaturized devices were shown to be compatible with redox-based colorimetric assays and enzymatic reactions. This miniaturization technique provides a new option for fabricating sub-millimeter-sized features in paper-based fluidic devices without requiring specialized equipment and could enable new capabilities and applications for microPADs.

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Fabrication of Miniaturized Paper-Based Microfluidic Devices (MicroPADs)

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“…According to literature review, in one [15] study related to the influence of denim washing, as industrial properties and washing on fabric properties, the structural features, shrinkage, air permeability, bending rigidity, extensibility, breaking force and elongation, shear rigidity has been determined. Additionally, [16] in other study researchers define mechanical properties of denim garments after enzymatic bio-machine washing processes and it is found that treatment of denim with different enzymes and stones may cause different effects.…”

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Statistical Process Control Methods for Determining Defects of Denim Washing Process: A Textile Case From Turkey

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The denim garments, which are made with many different sewing patterns, are given the final appearance by applying industrial washing processes and these are turned into high value-added fashion products. In this study, denim fabric control performed in a textile company, washing department after weaving for one month was investigated and as a result, washing defects are examined by using statistical methods. Pareto analysis, cause and effect diagram, and P control graphs, which are statistical process control methods, were used to classify the defects seen as a result of quality control. In Pareto analysis, chemical repair (20, 52 %), blue floor (19, 86 %), chemical intensive (19, 56 %), light floor (10, 71 %), deep floor (7, 95%) are in first five places among 53 defects and account for 78, 6 % of total number of defects. Of the 53 defects encountered during the washing process, it is found that only five of these defects could be prevented during the washing process, thus reducing the total waste by about 80%. In cause and effect diagram, washing defects are divided into categories as chemical, foreground, intensity, repair, tinctorial and processual and subdimensions as causes are determined. In the Laney P control chart, all processes are determined under control.

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“…Various types of newly introduced denim of exotic designs supplemented with lightness, smoothness and comfortability sensational features have added a new height to the fashion arena [38]. Recently conducted various research works emphasized about the development of various washing treatments for denim processing [39] [40]. So, current research work about the understanding of different washing treatment on various properties like tensile strength, tear strength, dimensional stability to washing, color fastness to washing, color fastness to water, color fastness to perspiration, color fastness to light, color fastness to rubbing, changes in fabric weight for stretch denim fabric will contribute to enrich the scopes of study on denim washing.…”

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An Experimental Investigation of Different Washing Processes on Various Properties of Stretch Denim Fabric

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Asif²,

Razzaque³

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This research work was designed to explore the effect of different washing processes (enzyme wash, enzyme stone wash, enzyme stone wash with bleaching, heavy enzyme stone wash with bleaching) on various properties of stretch denim fabric. Different properties like tensile strength, tear strength, dimensional stability to washing, color fastness to washing, color fastness to water, color fastness to perspiration, color fastness to light, color fastness to rubbing, changes in fabric weight were investigated in context with different washing processes for stretch denim fabric. All tests were carried out according to the ISO (International Organization for Standardization). Enzyme washed fabric illustrated better performance regarding tear strength, tensile strength and dimensional stability; but showed moderate performance in different color fastness properties. But the color fastness to rubbing of heavy enzyme stone wash was excellent. No significant change was observed regarding the grade of color change and color staining for color fastness to wash, color fastness to perspiration and color fastness to light with respect to different types of washing processes like enzyme wash, enzyme stone wash, enzyme stone wash with bleaching and heavy enzyme stone wash with bleaching. The grade for dry rubbing and wet rubbing was comparatively better for enzyme wash rather than other washing processes. The GSM (gram per square meter) of stretch denim fabric also increased accordingly after different kinds of washing process rather than untreated stretch denim fabric. The dimensional stability of stretch denim fabric also altered after going through different washing process. The highest shrinkage was occurred in weft direction for heavy enzyme stone wash with bleaching.

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The influence of laser treatment and industrial washing on denim fabric tension properties

Cited by 26 publications

References 20 publications

Fabrication of Miniaturized Paper-Based Microfluidic Devices (MicroPADs)

Fabrication of Miniaturized Paper-Based Microfluidic Devices (MicroPADs)

Statistical Process Control Methods for Determining Defects of Denim Washing Process: A Textile Case From Turkey

An Experimental Investigation of Different Washing Processes on Various Properties of Stretch Denim Fabric

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