THE OPTIMIZATION OF PLUSH YARNS BULKING PROCESS
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Abstract
This paper presents the experiments that were conducted on the installation of continuous bulking and thermofixing “SUPERBA” type TVP-2S for optimization of the plush yarns bulking process. There were considered plush yarns Nm 6.5/2, made of the fibrous blend of 50% indigenous wool sort 41 and 50% PES.
In the first stage, it performs a thermal treatment with a turboprevaporizer at a temperature lower than thermofixing temperature, at atmospheric pressure, such that the plush yarns - deposed in a freely state on a belt conveyor - are uniformly bulking and contracting.
It was followed the mathematical modeling procedure, working with a factorial program, rotatable central composite type, and two independent variables. After analyzing the parameters that have a direct influence on the bulking degree, there were selected the pre-vaporization temperature (coded x1,oC) and the velocity of belt inside pre-vaporizer (coded x 2, m/min). As for the dependent variable, it was chosen the plush yarn diameter (coded y, mm). There were found the coordinates of the optimal point, and then this pair of values was verified in practice. These coordinates are: x1optim= 90oC and x 2optim= 6.5 m/min. The conclusion is that the goal was accomplished: it was obtained a good cover degree f
or double-plush carpets by reducing the number of tufts per
unit surface.
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| Authors | Adam, VINEREANU;Georgeta-Lidia, POTOP;Ana-Lacramioara, LEON;Elena, VINEREANU; |
| Journal | annals of the university of oradea: fascicle of textiles, leatherwork |
| Year | 2014 |
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