A Short Overview of Jute Fiber Jebin Sultana Pranti Textile engineering college, Zorargonj, Chittagong Email: jebinsultana770@gmail.com Abstract: This article includes a small part of introduction on jute fibres. Thereafter a brief introduction was given on classification and physical and chemical structure and properties of jute fibre. Jute fiber is mainly composed off cellulose, hemi-cellulose…
What is Lycra Fiber? Lycra is a very popular fiber. It is also known as spandex. Lycra is a man-made fiber which gain popularity for its special extra elasticity, stretchability, and fineness. It is used in blended fabric to impart stretchability and comfortless to cotton and polyester fabric. Physical Properties of Lycra Fiber: Properties of…
What is Glass Fibre? Glass fibre has a lot of excellent physical properties that makes it a versatile fibre for technical and functional uses. Glass fibre is commonly used in a wide range of industrial purposes. Generally glass fibre is made from thin strands of glass. The strands have both high flexibility and strength properties…
What is Cotton Fiber? Cotton is a natural cellulosic fiber that has been cultivated for thousands of years. It is very famous for its softness, durability, and versatility, making it a popular choice for a wide range of applications in textiles. Physical Properties of Cotton Fiber: Cotton fiber has unique physical properties that make them…
Introduction: Man-Made Fiber is a fiber or filament which is manufactured by human efforts. Man-Made Fibers are classified into two broad categories: Organic man-made fiber and Inorganic Man-Made Fiber. Organic man-made fiber is generally synthesized from natural resources and contains carbon atoms as the key element in their polymer chain, while inorganic Man-made fibers are…
Introduction: Any fiber or filament which is manufactured by human efforts is called Man-Made Fiber. Synthetic fibers and regenerated fibers are two types of man-made fibers used extensively in the textile industry. Both are categorized as the subsets of organic fiber. Both of these have unique chemical, physical, thermal and optical properties and characteristics that…
