Study on enzyme washing process of hemp organic cotton blended fabric
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Abstract
Purpose At present, the enzyme washing process is widely used in hemp garment in the industry. However, it has many disadvantages. First, it is inefficient and labor-intensive, which can only be produced in small quantities and will take much time for workers to check. Second, its cost is high. The strength loss of the garment is up to 20 percent, with a bad damage. Presently, the enzyme washing process of the gray fabric is not industrialized. The purpose of this paper is to obtain a stable and efficient process for the enzyme washing of the gray fabric. Design/methodology/approach The whiteness, weight loss rate, strength, dyeing property and fabric style of enzyme washed gray fabrics were studied. Findings The results showed that the enzyme treated fabric has soft handle, smooth surface, good elasticity and high levelness, as well as low strength reduction rate under the optimized condition of bath ratio of 1:12, cellulase dosage of 0.3 percent, pectinase dosage of 1 g/L, treatment temperature of 55°C, treatment time of 80 min and pH of 6. Originality/value First, the process is environment friendly, green and sustainable and, second, it will make the industrialization of the enzyme washing process of gray fabrics, with a high commercial value.
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Research context
OpenAlex topics: Dyeing and Modifying Textile Fibers · Textile materials and evaluations · Natural Fiber Reinforced Composites
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