Fizikalno mehanske lastnosti tkanin z oplaščeno CO/PBT prejo v smeri votka

Žnidaršič, Tina (author), Bizjak, Matejka (mentor)

Tkanje bombažnih tkanin s potencialno elastičnostjo, pridobljeno z vnosom bombažne preje z dodatkom PBT (polibutilen teraftalatne) filamenta, se razlikujejo od bombažnih tkanin z dodatkom elastana, npr. lycre, tako v proizvodnem postopku kot tudi uporabnih lastnostih. Izjemna elastičnost PBT-ja je dosežena s krčenjem pri obdelavi v vroči vodi, kar lahko izvedemo po tkanju. Stopnja elastičnosti tkanine je odvisna od deleža PBT-ja v konstrukciji tkanine in konstrukcijskih lastnostih tkanine. V diplomskem delu so bile raziskane fizikalno mehanske lastnosti šestih vzorcev bombažnih tkanin, ki so vsebovale v votku oplaščeno bombažno prejo s PBT filamentom v jedru. Za primerjavo vpliva PBT komponente so bile raziskane tudi konstrukcijsko enake tkanine brez PBT komponente. Polovica dolžine vzorcev je bila pred izvajanjem meritev obdelana v vreli destilirani vodi 30 minut in nato 24 ur sušena v nevpetem stanju; pri tem postopku PBT razvije svoje elastične lastnosti. Vsem vzorcem tkanin, obdelanim in neobdelanim, so bile izmerjene naslednje fizikalno mehanske lastnosti: skrčenje preje in tkanine po obdelavi v vreli vodi, pretržna sila in raztezek prej in tkanin, debelina tkanin, gostota niti, ploščinska masa tkanin, zračna prepustnost ter obstojnost proti pilingu. Analiza rezultatov je pokazala, da so se vsi vzorci s PBT prejo v votku pri obdelavi precej skrčili. Največjo stopnjo krčenja je imel vzorec v vezavi šestvezni votkovni keper, kar je posledica manjšega števila prevezovalnih točk in velikega flotiranja niti. Pogostost prevezovanja niti določa vpetost niti v tkanino in s tem vpliv tornih površin med nitmi na stopnjo krčenja.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: elastične tkanine, Co/PBT oplaščena preja, vezava, fizikalno mehanske lastnosti.
• Work type: Bachelor thesis/paper
• Organization: NTF - Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering
• Year: 2019
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-107775
• Publication date in RUL: 25.05.2019

ŽNIDARŠIČ, Tina, 2019, Fizikalno mehanske lastnosti tkanin z oplaščeno CO/PBT prejo v smeri votka [online]. Bachelor’s thesis. [Accessed 18 April 2025]. Retrieved from: https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/IzpisGradiva.php?lang=eng&id=107775

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: Phisical mechanical properties of woven fabrics with CO/PTO core yarns in weft direction

Abstract

The weaving of cotton fabrics with potential elasticity, obtained by introducing cotton yarn with the addition of PBT (polybutylene terephthalate) filament, differ from cotton fabrics including elastane, e.g. Lycra, both in the production process as well as in its useful properties. The excellent elasticity of PBT filaments is achieved by shrinkage in a hot water treatment, which can be carried out after weaving. The degree of elasticity of the threated fabric depends on the PBT share in its construction, as well as the structural properties of the fabric. The objective of this diploma was to observe the physical mechanical properties of six samples of cotton fabrics, with core spun cotton yarn with PBT filament as core in the weft direction. In order to compare the effect of the PBT component, we simultaneously studied fabrics with identical structure and without a PBT component. Half of the length of the samples was threated in boiling distilled water for 30 minutes before being dried for 24 hours in a relaxed state, in which the PBT develops its elastic properties. The following physical and mechanical properties were measured on all fabric samples, either treated or untreated: shrinkage of yarn and fabric after treatment, breaking strength and elongation of the yarn and fabrics, fabric thickness, yarn density, mass per surface area, air permeability and abrasion resistance. The obtained results showed that all samples containing PBT filaments in the weft had significantly shrunk during treatment. The largest degree of shrinkage was observed in the six-end weft faced twill in accordance with a smaller number of interlaceing points and floating threads. The frequency of interlacement determines the integration of the yarn into the weave thus influencing the friction surfaces between yarns which dictates the degree of shrinkage.

• Keywords: elastic fabrics, C0/PBT core spun yarn, weaving, physical-mechanical properties.