Exploration on Plant Fibers for Advanced Technical Textiles Volume 4 - Issue 2

Umamageshwari S¹* and Manonmani G²

• ¹Research Scholar, Department of Home Science (Specialization-Textiles and Clothing), Mother Teresa Women’s University, India
• ²Assistant Professor, Department of Home Science (Specialization-Textiles and Clothing) Mother Teresa Women’s University, Research and Extension Center, India

Received:June 08, 2021   Published: June 17, 2021

*Corresponding author: Umamageshwari S, Research Scholar, Department of Home Science (Specialization-Textiles and Clothing), Mother Teresa Women’s University, India

DOI: 10.32474/LTTFD.2021.04.000181

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Abstract

The textile and apparel industry embraces a multifaceted web of interlocked segments that creates fibers, spin yarns, and fabricate cloth, and dye, finishes, print and too industrialized apparel. Technical textiles are recycled in different structures in plentiful industries such as medical, construction, agriculture, transport, sports and hygiene. In industrial employment processes technical textiles are previously owned for machine clothing, filters, and abrasive substrates and in conveyer belts. At current, technical textile materials are highest mostly recycled in medical, furniture, clothing, construction, and hygiene. Furthermore, the connection between textile and apparel manufacture and dispersal should be underlined, and the enablement of these connections is recommended as an important research care. The method begins not only in garment emerging and also has many beginnings in fibers also, one well specimen is photosensitive fiber is the one linked with data transmission which includes the action of light pulses roving with chief fibers. Natural fibre has an unresolved role in in enactment with technical textiles for the reason that of its properties, which might not be supernumerary by man-made fibres.

Keywords:Apparel industry; technical textile; eco-friendly; wearable textiles

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