The detection of pseudo-foreign fibers in cotton based on AVI(Automatic Visual Inspection) is crucial to improve the accuracy of statistics and classification of foreign fibers. To meet the requirement of textile factories, a new platform is introduced in which cotton bulks are floating with relative high speed of six meters per second, and the throughput of detected lint could be above 20kg pe...

Natural dyestuffs, which took the place of synthetic dyestuffs in past, have started to be used consciously again thanks increasing understanding 'environmentally friendly textile'. These natural are mostly obtained from plants or food waste. Coffee is most consumed nutrient world after water. Therefore, there a lot waste coffee nature and it contains pigments that give its color. In this study...

Ligon lintless mutant (li1li1) with super-short fibers (5-8 mm in length) and its wild type (Li1Li1) with normal fibers (30 mm in length) were used to study the function of xyloglucan endotransglycosylase/hydrolase (XTH) genes during fiber elongation in cotton. Wild-type cotton attained the fiber elongation stage earlier (5 days post-anthesis, DPA), than the Ligon lintless mutant (12 DPA)...

Abstract. In the textile industry, different types of foreign fibers may be mixed in cotton, and the foreign fibers seriously affect the quality of cotton products. The step of image segmentation is of vital importance in the process of the foreign fibers identification, which is, in the same way, the foundation for cotton foreign fiber automated inspection. This paper presents a new approach ...

Jute is a strong, stiff, natural fiber. When blended with cotton it makes a sturdy but prickly fabric due to protruding surface jute fibers. Samples of jute-cotton blended fabric were treated with commercial cellulases, xylanases and pectinases individually and in combination at various concentrations in order to smooth and soften the fabric. Enzyme treatment was carried out at 50°C in the pres...

In this study an attempt was made to investigate bio pretreatment and chemical process observe the effects in terms of absorbency, bursting strength, wash rubbing fastness, water, energy consumption. Four samples (S1, S2, S3 S4) were prepared by different processes then dyed with two reactive dyes. When compared chemically fabrics, biopretreated fabrics demonstrated improved abrasion resistance...

Cellulose synthase catalytic subunits (CesAs) are the catalytic sites within a multisubunit complex for cellulose biosynthesis in plants. CesAs have been extensively studied in diploid plants, but are not well characterized in polyploid plants. Gossypium hirsutum is an allotetraploid cotton species producing over 90% of the world's cotton fibers. Although G. hirsutum CesAs (GhCesAs) are respons...