Study of the Influence of the Surface Roughness of Knitted Fabrics from Natural Fibres on the Light Fastness of Their Colours

The article examines the influence of the surface properties of knitted fabrics from cotton and wool of various knitted structures on the light fastness of their colours. The surface properties of knitted fabrics of single plain, 1×1 rib and French piqué knitted structures were evaluated by determi...

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Main Authors: Olga Semeshko, Yulia Saribyekova, Tatyana Asaulyuk, Sergey Myasnykov, Irina Kulish, Ihor Horokhov
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Language:English
Published: University of Ljubljana Press (Založba Univerze v Ljubljani) 2022-09-01
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Online Access:https://journals.uni-lj.si/tekstilec/article/view/11908
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author Olga Semeshko
Yulia Saribyekova
Tatyana Asaulyuk
Sergey Myasnykov
Irina Kulish
Ihor Horokhov
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Yulia Saribyekova
Tatyana Asaulyuk
Sergey Myasnykov
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Ihor Horokhov
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description The article examines the influence of the surface properties of knitted fabrics from cotton and wool of various knitted structures on the light fastness of their colours. The surface properties of knitted fabrics of single plain, 1×1 rib and French piqué knitted structures were evaluated by determining their roughness using a non-contact optical method for processing digital images of the knitted fabric’s surface. The roughness profiles of the corresponding knitted fabric samples were obtained, and the main indicators of surface roughness were calculated: the profile height at ten points Rz and the arithmetic mean profile deviation Ra . Cotton knitted fabrics were dyed with the Bezaktiv Cosmos dye brand, which are bifunctional reactive dyes with monochlorotriazine / vinyl sulfone active groups, and wool knitted fabrics were dyed with acid dyes. The light fastness of the samples was evaluated after exposure to the Light Fastness Tester (Mercury-Tungsten Lamp) RF 1201 BS (REFOND) with a PCE-TCR 200 colorimeter. Colour measurements were averaged for each sample. Total colour difference (dE) was measured on the dyed cotton knitted fabrics samples after light exposure. According to the obtained roughness profiles of cotton and wool knitted fabrics, it can be concluded that the studied knitted fabrics are characterized by different roughness, which depends on their knitted structures. At the same time, a relationship was found between an increase in the roughness of knitted fabrics and the photodestruction of colours by reactive and acid dyes on cotton and wool knitted fabrics, respectively. The results show that the surface structure of knitted fabrics, that is the knitted structure, impacts the process of colour photodestruction and that the amount of dye that has undergone photodestruction increases with the increasing surface roughness of the knitted fabric.
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spelling doaj.art-a7eead1537204155a818abefc60278202023-07-26T12:40:07ZengUniversity of Ljubljana Press (Založba Univerze v Ljubljani)Tekstilec0351-33862350-36962022-09-0165310.14502/tekstilec.65.202203518276Study of the Influence of the Surface Roughness of Knitted Fabrics from Natural Fibres on the Light Fastness of Their Colours Olga Semeshko0Yulia Saribyekova1Tatyana Asaulyuk2Sergey Myasnykov3Irina Kulish4Ihor Horokhov 5Kherson National Technical University, Berislav highway 24, 73008 Kherson, UkraineKherson National Technical University, Berislav highway 24, 73008 Kherson, UkraineKherson National Technical University, Berislav highway 24, 73008 Kherson, UkraineKherson National Technical University, Berislav highway 24, 73008 Kherson, UkraineKherson National Technical University, Berislav highway 24, 73008 Kherson, UkraineKherson National Technical University, Berislav highway 24, 73008 Kherson, Ukraine The article examines the influence of the surface properties of knitted fabrics from cotton and wool of various knitted structures on the light fastness of their colours. The surface properties of knitted fabrics of single plain, 1×1 rib and French piqué knitted structures were evaluated by determining their roughness using a non-contact optical method for processing digital images of the knitted fabric’s surface. The roughness profiles of the corresponding knitted fabric samples were obtained, and the main indicators of surface roughness were calculated: the profile height at ten points Rz and the arithmetic mean profile deviation Ra . Cotton knitted fabrics were dyed with the Bezaktiv Cosmos dye brand, which are bifunctional reactive dyes with monochlorotriazine / vinyl sulfone active groups, and wool knitted fabrics were dyed with acid dyes. The light fastness of the samples was evaluated after exposure to the Light Fastness Tester (Mercury-Tungsten Lamp) RF 1201 BS (REFOND) with a PCE-TCR 200 colorimeter. Colour measurements were averaged for each sample. Total colour difference (dE) was measured on the dyed cotton knitted fabrics samples after light exposure. According to the obtained roughness profiles of cotton and wool knitted fabrics, it can be concluded that the studied knitted fabrics are characterized by different roughness, which depends on their knitted structures. At the same time, a relationship was found between an increase in the roughness of knitted fabrics and the photodestruction of colours by reactive and acid dyes on cotton and wool knitted fabrics, respectively. The results show that the surface structure of knitted fabrics, that is the knitted structure, impacts the process of colour photodestruction and that the amount of dye that has undergone photodestruction increases with the increasing surface roughness of the knitted fabric. https://journals.uni-lj.si/tekstilec/article/view/11908knitted fabricknitted structureroughnessphotodestruction
spellingShingle Olga Semeshko
Yulia Saribyekova
Tatyana Asaulyuk
Sergey Myasnykov
Irina Kulish
Ihor Horokhov
Study of the Influence of the Surface Roughness of Knitted Fabrics from Natural Fibres on the Light Fastness of Their Colours
Tekstilec
knitted fabric
knitted structure
roughness
photodestruction
title Study of the Influence of the Surface Roughness of Knitted Fabrics from Natural Fibres on the Light Fastness of Their Colours
title_full Study of the Influence of the Surface Roughness of Knitted Fabrics from Natural Fibres on the Light Fastness of Their Colours
title_fullStr Study of the Influence of the Surface Roughness of Knitted Fabrics from Natural Fibres on the Light Fastness of Their Colours
title_full_unstemmed Study of the Influence of the Surface Roughness of Knitted Fabrics from Natural Fibres on the Light Fastness of Their Colours
title_short Study of the Influence of the Surface Roughness of Knitted Fabrics from Natural Fibres on the Light Fastness of Their Colours
title_sort study of the influence of the surface roughness of knitted fabrics from natural fibres on the light fastness of their colours
topic knitted fabric
knitted structure
roughness
photodestruction
url https://journals.uni-lj.si/tekstilec/article/view/11908
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