Upgrading of Low-grade Jute and Cuttings. Part III: Large-scale Application and the Processing of Jute Fibres by Means of Enzymes

Mohiuddin, Ghulam; Talukder, S.H.; Lutfar, Latifa Binte; Sobhan, M. A.; Kabir, Md. Khairul

doi:10.1080/00405009208631228

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“…These are considered impurities as they make the fibre stiff and hinder their Cotton Spinning Properties (CSP). One-bath pretreatment process of natural cellulosic fibre using an enzyme mixture could produce satisfactory textile properties like excellent water absorbency and high tenacity [ 26 , 27 , 28 ]. Therefore, an attempt was made to investigate the effect of enzyme treatment on water-retted virgin canola bast fibres.…”

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A holistic decision-making approach for identifying influential parameters affecting sustainable production process of canola bast fibres and predicting end-use textile choice using principal component analysis (PCA)

Shuvo

2021

Heliyon

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Recent research has discovered and validated that canola fibre polymer has a lower density than major industrial fibres like cotton, jute, hemp, or flax. A few studies have identified key backgrounds that relate to canola fibre polymer production parameters; however, none have modelled an analytical hierarchy process to identify the influential parameters while producing the canola fibre polymers. The current study used Plackett-Burman design analysis to optimize the fibre polymer yield (%) during retting Statistical tools including Fisher's LSD, ANOVA, Pearson's correlation coefficient, and principal component analysis (PCA) were applied for a comparative analysis among four different canola cultivars (HYHEAR 1, Topas, 5440, 45H29). Physical testing and non-parametric statistical analysis tools like Chi-square (X 2 ) test were used to investigate the effect of cultivar on the physique of the stems--the source of biomass. This holistic approach was taken to correlate key factors for the sustainable manufacturing of canola fibre polymers. Such knowledge will lay an effective foundation for future material-science research works, consumer wearable manufacturing industries, and engineering design for composite or nonwoven fabrication using this lightweight natural fibre polymer.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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A holistic decision-making approach for identifying influential parameters affecting sustainable production process of canola bast fibres and predicting end-use textile choice using principal component analysis (PCA)

Shuvo

2021

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“…However, Hoque and Azim (2016) found that treating cotton fibres with enzyme alone does not remove much wax and mote (tiny dust particles) compared to a NaOH scouring process; nor can enzyme improve the whiteness of the fibre, making it suitable for dark shades only. In a separate research work, Mohiuddin et al (1992) found enzyme treatment of jute bast fibres and found that treating the controlled fibres (diameter: 50.3 µm, bundle strength or Pressley Index: 1.79 lb/mg) with an enzyme (A. terreus) produced fine diameter fibres (42.5 µm), having improved bundle strength (2.2 lb/mg) better flexibility (no data available/NDA), and softness (NDA). Basu et al (2008) also found increased softness of jute bast fibres after treating them with enzymes.…”

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Fibre attributes and mapping the cultivar influence of different industrial cellulosic crops (cotton, hemp, flax, and canola) on textile properties

Shuvo

2020

Bioresour. Bioprocess.

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Natural lignocellulosic fibres (NLF) extracted from different industrial crops (like cotton, hemp, flax, and canola) have taken a growing share of the overall global use of natural fibres required for manufacturing consumer apparels and textile substrate. The attributes of these constituent NLF determine the end product (textiles) performance and function. Structural and microscopic studies have highlighted the key behaviors of these NLF and understanding these behaviors is essential to regulate their industrial production, engineering applications, and harness their benefits. Breakthrough scientific successes have demonstrated textile fibre properties and significantly different mechanical and structural behavioral patterns related to different cultivars of NLF, but a broader agenda is needed to study these behaviors. Influence of key fibre attributes of NLF and properties of different cultivars on the performance of textiles are defined in this review. A likelihood analysis using scattergram and Pearson’s correlation followed by a two-dimensional principal component analysis (PCA) to single-out key properties explain the variations and investigate the probabilities of any cluster of similar fibre profiles. Finally, a Weibull distribution determined probabilistic breaking tenacities of different fibres after statistical analysis of more than 60 (N > 60) cultivars of cotton, canola, flax, and hemp fibres.

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Pilot-scale Production and Application of Enzymes in Jute Mills for the Improvement of Low-grade Jute

Mohiuddin

Talukder

Rahman

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The Journal of The Textile Institute

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Upgrading of Low-grade Jute and Cuttings. Part III: Large-scale Application and the Processing of Jute Fibres by Means of Enzymes

Cited by 4 publications

References 3 publications

A holistic decision-making approach for identifying influential parameters affecting sustainable production process of canola bast fibres and predicting end-use textile choice using principal component analysis (PCA)

A holistic decision-making approach for identifying influential parameters affecting sustainable production process of canola bast fibres and predicting end-use textile choice using principal component analysis (PCA)

Fibre attributes and mapping the cultivar influence of different industrial cellulosic crops (cotton, hemp, flax, and canola) on textile properties

Pilot-scale Production and Application of Enzymes in Jute Mills for the Improvement of Low-grade Jute

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