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The Effect of Bale Ageing on Cotton Fiber Chemistry, Processing Performance, and Yarn Quality
Cotton Fiber Chemistry Bale Ageing
2008/5/9
The effects of ageing as a result of extended warehouse storage of baled cotton on fiber processing characteristics have not been extensively investigated. This study attempts to address this issue by...
The Impact of Carding Micro-climate on Cotton Moisture Content and Fiber and Yarn Quality
Yarn Quality Cotton Moisture Content Carding Micro-climate
2008/5/8
Temperature and relative humidity are important considerations for carding cotton in textile manufacturing. It has been suggested that high relative humidity decreases the stiffness of fibers and incr...
The Effect of Modest Moisture Addition to Seed Cotton before the Gin Stand on Fiber Length
Seed Cotton Modest Moisture Addition
2008/5/8
The objective of this study was to add a modest amount of moisture to seed cotton during ginning and determine the impact on fiber properties measured by the Advanced Fiber Information System (AFIS). ...
The Relationship Between Cotton Stickiness and Cotton Dust Potential
Cotton Dust Potential Cotton Stickiness
2008/5/7
Concerns that greater cotton dust potential may be associated with increased cotton stickiness prompted a survey to determine if this would be a potential problem in the processing of sticky cotton. A...
The Ultraviolet Protection Factor of Naturally-pigmented Cotton
Naturally-pigmented Cotton Ultraviolet Protection Factor
2008/5/7
The sun-blocking properties of a textile are enhanced when a dye, pigment, delustrant, or ultraviolet absorber finish is present that absorbs ultraviolet radiation and blocks its transmission through ...
Time Course of Pulmonary Responses to Inhalation of Cotton Dust in the Guinea Pig Animal Model
Inhalation Pulmonary Responses
2008/5/6
Exposure to cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) dust can result in acute pulmonary inflammation marked by elevation of neutrophils in nasal and bronchoalveolar lavage fluids and activation of alveolar macr...
Using the Reactive Dye Method to Covalently Attach Antibacterial Compounds to Cotton
Cotton Reactive Dye Method
2008/5/6
Fabric quality and durability are a concern with fibers that contain natural antibacterial properties or are treated to provide antibacterial properties. The textile industry has developed antibacteri...
Using In-Row Subsoiling to Minimize Soil Compaction Caused by Traffic
Minimize Soil Compaction In-Row Subsoiling
2008/5/5
Soil compaction due to traffic and natural reconsolidation limits the ability of crop roots to expand into deep zones of moisture availability. This study was conducted to determine whether the total ...
Weed Suppression Potential of Dry Applied Mulches Used in Bedding Plant Applications: Processed Cotton Gin By-products Versus Conventional Wood
Dry Applied Mulches Suppression Potential
2008/5/5
One of the potential uses of processed cotton gin by-products (gin waste or gin trash) is as a mulch in bedding plant applications. A value-added technique known as the COBY Process was used to produc...
White Speck Detection on Dyed Fabric Using Image Analysis
Image Analysis Dyed Fabric White Speck Detection
2008/5/4
White specks are undyed spots on dyed fabric, and are commonly caused by neps. Since quality of a finished garment is determined by, among other things, the number of imperfections contained within th...
White Speck Quantification: A Human Inspection Technique
A Human Inspection Technique White Speck Quantification
2008/5/4
Before a quality-related issue can be addressed from a causal and predictive perspective, there has to be a reliable and repeatable system designed to detect and quantify the problem. Current fiber te...
The Effects of Dryer Temperature and Moisture Addition on Ginning Energy and Cotton Properties
Moisture Addition Dryer Temperature
2008/4/30
Damage to cotton fibers during ginning can be reduced by minimizing dryer temperatures and restoring moisture to over-dried fibers. This paper reports the effects of seed cotton moisture conditioning ...
The Influence of Surface Electrolyte and Moisture Content on the Frictional Behavior of Cotton Fiber
Moisture Content The Influence of Surface Electrolyte
2008/4/30
Cotton processing efficiency is dependent on the degree of friction between fibers and their processing environment as the fibers are subjected to the various pieces of equipment involved in convertin...
Second Collection of Card-Generated, Vertically Elutriated Dust for Comparison Endotoxin Assays
Comparison Endotoxin Assays Vertically Elutriated Dust Card-Generated
2008/4/23
Previously, an elaborate cotton blending and dust collection protocol was developed and implemented to produce uniform, vertically elutriated dust samples that were used in a two-part interlaboratory ...
Screening for Optimal Operating Parameters for the Powered Roll Gin Stand Using Taguchi’s Robust Design
Taguchi’s Robust Design Optimal Operating Parameters
2008/4/23
The Powered Roll Gin Stand (PRGS) is a new saw-type ginning technology that has shown increased production and turnout without adversely effecting fiber properties. In some cases, improvements in fibe...