Critical Solutions in the Dying of Cotton Textile Materials

The Textile Progress monograph series provides a critical and comprehensive examination of the origination and application of developments in the textile industry and its products. This issue addresses problems in the dyeing of cotton textile materials in various forms. Cotton is one of the most problematic fibres as far as its general wet processing or dyeing is concerned. Frequently, the problems in dyed cotton materials are not due to the actual dyeing process but rather to some latent defect introduced from previous production and processing stages. This monograph provides an overview of the various textile operations used in the production of dyed cotton textile materials, the key stages at which problems may occur, along with a summary of the factors involved, and potential solutions.

ISBN 1845690206   DEWEY edition DC22 ISBN13 9781845690205 (What's this?)   Pages 88 Publisher Woodhead Publishing Ltd   Published in Cambridge Imprint Woodhead Publishing Ltd   Series title Textile Progress Format Paperback   Height (mm) 242 Publication date 01 Jun 2005   Width (mm) 169 DEWEY 677.21   Academic level Postgraduate, Professional / Scholarly

Problems originating from cotton fibre; Problems originating in yarn formation; Problems originating in yarn winding for package dyings; Problems originating in fabric formation; Problems caused by poor water quality; Problems in singeing; Problems in desizing; Problems in sourcing; Problems in bleaching; Problems in mercerization; Problems in dyeing with reactive dyes; Problems in dyeing with direct dyes; Problems in dyeing with sulphur dyes; Problems in dyeing with vat dyes; Problems in dyeing with azoic dyes; Poor reproducibility in dyeing of cotton; Dyeing processes for cotton.

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