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Whiteness and absorbency of hydroentangled cotton-based nonwoven fabrics of different constituent fibers and fiber blends
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World Journal of Engineering
World Journal of Engineering (2013) 10 (2): 125–132.
Published: 01 June 2013
... various choices and optimum use of a variety of cost-effective cotton fibers and the blends thereof with other fibers. Nonwoven fabrics were produced, via a modern hydroentanglement system, with possible choices of using several types of cotton fibers, including the greige cotton lint and certain of its...
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Greige cotton comber noils for sustainable nonwovens
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World Journal of Engineering
World Journal of Engineering (2011) 8 (3): 293–296.
Published: 01 September 2011
...P. Sawhney; M. Reynolds; C. Allen; B. Condon; R. Slopek; D. Hinchliffe; D. Hui The aim of this study was to determine feasibility of utilizing greige (non-bleached) cotton comber noils in the development of hydroentangled cotton fabrics for certain end-use products and thereby to promote...
