Waste of man-made fibres including yarn waste

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and control of raw material quality . yarn testing & quality control in spinning . quality control of fabric - a pre-requisite for garment quality . measurement, control & analysis of yarn unevenness, imperfections & yarn quality . improving yarn & package quality through optimizing process parameters

- cotton fibre : fibre length, uniformity ratio, short-fibre%, fineness, trash% - synthetic fibre : length and denier, tenacity & elongation%, over length fibre%, fibre crimp - effect of raw material quality parameters on yarn quality - criteria of raw material selection for cotton & man-made fibres...

https://www.nitratextile.org/pdf/training-prog-conducted-since-10years.pdf

the product life cycle by %, per tonne of clothing since . this is the equivalent of one and a half hot air balloons of carbon; over thousand baths full of water; and the equivalent of pairs of women's jeans for every tonne of clothing sold; y the amount of clothing in household residual waste in the

bought in the uk the total water footprint of clothing in active use in the uk in , including the water consumed overseas to make our clothes, was billion m of water. the greatest quantity of water is used during the growing and production of fibres, although water is also used during colouration, fabric...

http://www.wrap.org.uk/sites/files/wrap/valuing-our-clothes-the-cost-of-uk-fashion_WRAP.pdf

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fibres natural and manmade fibres history of fibres natural and manmade fibres fibres have traditionally been used in all cultures of the world to meet basic requirements of clothing, storage, building material, and for items of daily use such as ropes and fishing nets. textiles fiber manmade fiber...

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scanhtp.com scanhtp.com home textile printing technical textiles fashion textiles home textiles innovation projects design colours patterns fabric guide: purchase of fabric polyester polyester blends prepared for print (pfp) printing techniques technical guide disperse dyes transfer vs direct printing

digital vs conventional printing contact us news polyester blends may be well suited for print polyester blends are popular for many types of textile. when we blend natural fibres with synthetic fibres, we also mix the respective qualities of the fibres. these qualities will supplement each other and...

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na jackets of artificial fibres jackets of other fibres dresses of wool or fine animal hair dresses of cotton dresses of synthetic fibres dresses of artificial fibres dresses of silk dresses of other fibres skirts and divided skirts of wool or fine animal hair skirts and divided skirts of cotton meis

(w.e.f. . ) meis rate as per pn / - dated . grmnts,made up of knttd/crchtd fabrics of hdng no. or other garments of cotton other garments of synthetic fibres othr garments of artificial fibres other garments of silk other garments of other fibres graduated compression hosiery for example, (stockings...

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goods including textiles from all over world. total import of man-made fibre textiles by myanmar in 2013 was around us$ 690 mn. of which us$ 539.84 mn. was fabrics, us$ 83.91 mn. was yarn, us$ 57.20 was made-ups, and us$ 8.96 mn. was fibre. however export of indian mmf textiles to myanmar during 2013

was only us$ 0.63 mn. accounting for 0.09% in total import of these textiles by myanmar. product share in the export basket of indian mmf textiles to myanmar was fabrics 11% (us$ 0.07 mn), made-ups 14.29% (us$ 0.09 mn), and yarn 75% (us$ 0.47 mn). main countries myanmar imported mmf textiles from were...

http://www.srtepc.org/mr-Myanmar

science at leeds university has shown that wool products have the potential for two or more uses or 'lives' and a total 'active life' of 20-30 years.1,2 the same research shows that wool already is one of the most re-used of all fibres, accounting for up to 5% by weight of total clothing donated by consumers

for recycling and re-use. this is substantially higher than wool's share of the virgin fibre supply, which is about 1.1%1,2 wool is readily recyclable due to its durability and quality, the wool fibre has been recycled for over 200 years. there are various forms of wool recycling: 1. closed loop system...

https://www.iwto.org/sites/default/files/files/iwto_resource/file/IWTO_Recycled%20Wool.pdf

science at leeds university has shown that wool products have the potential for two or more uses or 'lives' and a total 'active life' of 20-30 years.1,2 the same research shows that wool already is one of the most re-used of all fibres, accounting for up to 5% by weight of total clothing donated by consumers

for recycling and re-use. this is substantially higher than wool's share of the virgin fibre supply, which is about 1.1%1,2 wool is readily recyclable due to its durability and quality, the wool fibre has been recycled for over 200 years. there are various forms of wool recycling: 1. closed loop system...

http://www.iwto.org/sites/default/files/files/iwto_resource/file/IWTO_Recycled%20Wool.pdf

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