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…
Introduction: Any fiber or filament which is manufactured by human efforts is called Man-Made Fiber. The chemical, physical, thermal and optical properties of Man-Made Fibers are significantly modified during their manufacturing process. The consumption of Man-Made Fibers in textiles are sharply increasing day by day. Now its market share is above 60% of the total…
