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Desizing
In this process, the sizing ingredients are
removed from the grey fabric by dissolving
them. Desizing, with acid or enzymes etc.,
then removes size from the fabric, so that
chemical penetration of the fabric in later
stages is not inhibited.
Scouring
The scouring process is carried out to
remove impurities such as wax, fatty
acids, oils, etc, present in the fabric.
Scouring is carried out in alkaline
conditions (with sodium hydroxide) under
high pressure and temperature (above
100oC).
Bleaching
Bleaching is used to whiten fabrics and
yarns. Different chemicals such as
hypochlorites, hydrogen peroxides, etc,
are used as bleaching agents. The
process conditions during bleaching vary
with the type of agent used. Once
bleaching is complete, the bleaching agent
must be completely removed, either by
thorough washing or through the use of
enzymes.
Mercerizing
Mercerizing increases the tensile strength,
luster and dye uptake of the cotton fabric
or yarn. In this process, the cotton yarn or
fabric is treated with cold sodium
hydroxide solution. This causes swelling of
the fiber, which results in an increase in
the dye intake. Excess sodium hydroxide
is normally recovered for reuse in either
the scouring or other mercerization stages.
Coloring Matters
Dyes
Readymade Dyes
Pigments
Ingrain Dyes
Water Soluble
Azoic
Direct
Acid
Basic
Reactive
Water Insoluble
Vat
Sulphur
Disperse
Mineral Colors
Oxidation Colors
Direct Dyes
Reactive Dyes
Vat Dyes
Sulfur Dyes
Azoic Dyes
Pigments
Cellulose Structure
Direct Dyes
Anionic dyes with substantivity for cotton.
Simple dyeing process from an aqueous
bath containing electrolytes.
A separate after treatment after dyeing is
required for most direct dyeing to enhance
fastness to washing.
CI Direct Orange
D-SO3Na
D-SO3-
Cell-OH
Cell O-+ H+
Reactive Dyes
Bright shades
Covalent bond formation with cellulose
Excellent wash fastness
Dichlorotriazine Dye
Vinylsulphone Dye
Mechanism
Cell O-+ H+
Cell-OH
D-B-X
Cell-O-
D-B-O Cell
Reactive Dye
D Chromophore
B Bridge Group
X Reactive group like Dichlorotriazine,
monochlorotriazine, vinyl sulphone etc.
Methods of Application
Pad-batch method
Pad-dry and pad- dry-bake method
Pad-steam method
Vat Dyes
Vat Dyes insoluble in water
Solubilised using sodium hydroxide and
sodium hydrosulphite
All round excellent fastness properties
( washing, light, chlorine, rubbing)
Na2SO4 &NaOH
=O
Oxidation
NaO-
-ONa
Indigo
Acid Dyes
Easily applied on Wool, Silk and nylon
fibers.
Dyed in presence of acids like formic acid,
acetic acid etc.
Acid Dyes are soluble in water and
produce colored anions
Have no affinity for cellulosic fibers
Mechanism
D-SO3Na
HOOC-W-NH2 + HCl
DSO3-+ Na+
-
OOC-W-NH3+ Cl-
Mechanism
Sulphur dyes are insoluble or partly soluble in
water
Have slight affinity for cellulosic fibers
Converted to water soluble substantive leuco
form with reducing agent.
Sodium sulphide is the most common reducing
agent, sodium hydrosulphite may also be used.
Oxidation to convert the soluble form into the
insoluble form
Hydrogen sulphide and ammonia during dyeing,
so ventillation required
Dyeing Process
High temperature and High Pressure
Dyeing (HTHP)
Thermosol Dyeing
Rapid Dyeing
Thermosol Process
Application of dye solution loosely by
padding followed by drying to remove
liquid
Heating the fiber at sufficiently high
temperature( >175 deg C for polyester) for
few seconds to one minute
The thermoplastic fibers are plasticised
and structure opens up to help diffusion of
dye molecules
HTHP Process
Basic Dyes
Dye cations are produced
Anionic sites are present throughout acrylic fiber
The cations are absorbed by the fibers and rate
of diffusion depends on the temperature
(normally above 85 deg C)
The dye cations are held to the anionic sites by
electrostatic force of attraction.
Cationic retarders are used to get level dyeing
Form of Textile
Loose Stock-Processed as packages,batts
or packed in perforated baskets,
Yarn- Processing can be done either in the
form of hank or packages
Woven Fabric-Processed in open width and
rope form
Knitted goods-Processed either in fabric
stage or garments
Fiber Dyeing
Advantages
After dyeing the staple undergoes a
number of operations of opening, blending
and drafting during process of preparation
and spinning, absolute leveling is not
required dyeing to be acceptable.
Dye Kitchen
Pad-Batch Method