Chenille fabric woven fabrics in textile dyeing process performance impact of features
2011
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World chenille products market, which has an important place in Turkey, the place to consolidate and increase its market share of products produced by the well-being depends on their performance. Chenille yarn production parameters for the use of these yarns, fabric produced well-known effects of their performance.The purpose of this study, the structural properties of chenille yarns woven fabric construction of this yarn, abrasion resistance and fastness to investigate the effects. For this purpose, with different structural features raw, chenille yarns cheese-dyed and hank dyed produced and used as the weft yarns in weaving. Although similar studies in the literature, the evaluation of raw and dyed chenille yarn abrasion resistance and dyeing fabrics, chenille fabrics, mainly to reveal the effects of other performance features makes this work different from others.
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Gözde Turan
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Gözde Turan (Master Thesis). Chenille fabric woven fabrics in textile dyeing process performance impact of features, 2011, Çukurova University.
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