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Quality characteristics of Ring and O.E. yarns spun from Egyptian and Upland cotton blends
By  : El-Sayed M.A.M, Suzan H. Sanad, A. M. Mohamed

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Abdel-salam 1972, in his research work noted that short fibers had a negative effect on the yarn unevenness values.


Yarn nep count showed inversed trend compared to yarn C.V.% being higher in Giza 85 yarns than in Upland cotton yarns. Moreover, nep count increased as the percentage of Giza 85 increased in the blend.


Open end yarns showed lower number of neps compared with ring spun yarns. Moreover, the coarse counts 25s open end and 30s ring showed lower number of neps compared to the finer ones, 35s open end and 40s ring yarns.


Generally, open-end spun yarns have a coefficient of variation value lower than that ring spun yarns. The improvement in unevenness of open-end spun yarns is generally ascribed to the higher number of doublings taking place inside the rotor.


The overall picture of the data presented in Tables 4-7, indicated that it is possible to blend up to 50% of Giza 85 lint with 50% Greek or Sudanese cottons without any pronounced decrease in lea count strength product, single yarn strength and unevenness values weather spun at open-end and ring spinning at different yarn counts under study.


Table 4. Mechanical properties for O-E yarns of Giza 85/Greek blends



25 Ne

35 Ne

LCSP

Yarn tenacity

(cN/Tex)

Yarn elongation (%)

LCSP

Yarn tenacity

(cN/Tex)

Yarn elongation (%)

Egyptian cotton/Upland Greek blends

A

2100

16.56

7.3

2015

15.74

7.1

B

1965

15.24

7.6

1940

14.92

6.8

C

1875

14.64

7.1

1830

14.33

6.6

D

1800

13.10

6.8

1795

13.00

6.8

E

1660

12.65

6.7

1650

12.23

6.5

L.S.D at 0.05% level

49.08

1.15

0.14

50.87

1.13

0.1


Table 5. Mechanical properties for O-E yarns of Giza 85/Acala blends



25 Ne

35 Ne

LCSP

Yarn tenacity

(cN/Tex)

Yarn elongation (%)

LCSP

Yarn tenacity

(cN/Tex)

Yarn elongation (%)

Egyptian cotton/Acala Sudanese blends

F

2100

16.57

7.3

2015

15.71

7.2

G

1935

14.45

7.1

1930

14.35

6.8

H

1855

13.43

6.5

1815

13.25

6.4

I

1750

13.00

6.1

1700

12.24

6.1

J

1600

12.17

6.7

1550

11.16

6.4

L.S.D at 0.05% level

56.18

1.42

0.12

49.88

1.65

0.13


Table 6. Mechanical properties for ring yarns Giza Giza 85/Greek blends



30 Ne

40 Ne

LCSP

Yarn tenacity

(cN/Tex)

Yarn elongation (%)

LCSP

Yarn tenacity

(cN/Tex)

Yarn elongation (%)

Egyptian cotton/Upland Greek blends

A

2880

20.65

6.4

2655

19.65

6.3

B

2685

19.10

6.3

2480

18.11

6.3

C

2535

17.65

6.3

2360

16.76

6.3

D

2310

16.15

6.3

2035

15.13

6.3

E

2135

14.64

6.2

1875

14.15

6.3

L.S.D at 0.05% level

65.12

1.37

N.S.*

64.43

2.15

N.S.

N.S. : non significant

 

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