The conversion of textile wastes into composite materials / Associate Professor Dr. Jamil Haji Salleh … [et al.]
Spinning mill produce a lot of waste fibres. Since the price of cotton and the cost of processing of textile are very high, it is a big loss. The main objective of this project is to convert cotton waste into composite material and study its properties. The cotton wastes (combed cotton wastes) will...
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my.uitm.ir.488922021-07-29T06:25:25Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/48892/ The conversion of textile wastes into composite materials / Associate Professor Dr. Jamil Haji Salleh … [et al.] Salleh (Haji), Jamil (Associate Professor Dr.) Wan Ahmad, Wan Yunus (Associate Professor Dr.) Ahmad, Mohd Rozi Yahya, Mohamad Faizul Abdul Ghani, Suzaini Textile industries Textile fabrics Manufacturing processes. Lean manufacturing Spinning mill produce a lot of waste fibres. Since the price of cotton and the cost of processing of textile are very high, it is a big loss. The main objective of this project is to convert cotton waste into composite material and study its properties. The cotton wastes (combed cotton wastes) will be mixed in variable proportion and made into composite. The cotton wastes have been collected from CNLT (M) Sdn. Bhd. and Woodard Textile Mills, Penang. The waste was impregnated with Polyester resin and fabricated into composite materials by compression method. Tensile Strength was determined using CRAG (Composite Research Advisory Method) test method 302 and Flexural Strength was determined using CRAG test method 200. Results of tensile and flexural strength show that the cotton waste composites have higher strength than the non -reinforced polyester plate. Treatment of silane to the fibres does not show any significance to reinforce the fibre matrix adhesion. 2004 Research Reports NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/48892/1/48892.pdf ID48892 Salleh (Haji), Jamil (Associate Professor Dr.) and Wan Ahmad, Wan Yunus (Associate Professor Dr.) and Ahmad, Mohd Rozi and Yahya, Mohamad Faizul and Abdul Ghani, Suzaini (2004) The conversion of textile wastes into composite materials / Associate Professor Dr. Jamil Haji Salleh … [et al.]. [Research Reports] (Unpublished) |
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Spinning mill produce a lot of waste fibres. Since the price of cotton and the cost of processing of textile are very high, it is a big loss. The main objective of this project is to convert cotton waste into composite material and study its properties. The cotton wastes (combed cotton wastes) will be mixed in variable proportion and made into composite. The cotton wastes have been collected from CNLT (M) Sdn. Bhd. and Woodard Textile Mills, Penang. The waste was impregnated with Polyester resin and fabricated into composite materials by compression method. Tensile Strength was determined using CRAG (Composite Research Advisory Method) test method 302 and Flexural Strength was determined using CRAG test method 200. Results of tensile and flexural strength show that the cotton waste composites have higher strength than the non -reinforced polyester plate. Treatment of silane to the fibres does not show any significance to reinforce the fibre matrix adhesion. |
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