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Journal of Textile Science & Engineering | 2015

Antimicrobial Studies of Knitted Fabrics from Bamboo, Soybean and Flax Fibers at Various Blends

Muhammad Qamar Tusief; Nabeel Amin; Nasir Mahmood; Israr Ahmad; Mudassar Abass

In the current study, the single jersey knitted fabric from natural fibers bamboo (Dendrocalamus strictus), soybean (Glycine max) and flax (Linum usitatissimum) at various blend ratios are prepared for comparison of physical strength and antimicrobial properties. For the general characteristic evaluations it is deduced that the fiber strength of pure flax is comparatively stronger than bamboo and soybean, whereas the antimicrobial properties of the bamboo fibers are the highest. Therefore, the blended fabric with multiple compositions for these three fibers is prepared and compared with the fabric made from individual pure fibers. In sum, the blended fabrics showed enhanced results for both antibacterial activity and strength, where the strength of flax/bamboo blended fabric with equal ratios (50/50) at higher twists and antibacterial activity of soybean/bamboo blended fabric with blend ratio 10/90 was found the best as compared to other combinations.


Journal of Textile Science & Engineering | 2014

Impact of Various Wrinkle Free Finishes on Wrinkle Recovery Property ofCotton Fabric under Different Variables

Muhammad Qamar Tusief; Nasir Mahmood; Nabeel Amin; Saddique M

Today everybody wishes for that his/her dress retains just ironed shape. Wrinkle free finishes provide wrinkle free and soft look fabric. Wrinkle free finishes are broadly used in the textile industry to impart wrinkle-resistance to cellulosic materials such as cotton fabric. The application of wrinkle resistance (permanent or durable press) finishes on the fabric improves their wrinkle resistance property. Because of increasing demand for pure cotton fabrics, permanent press finishes are being used on these clothes. In conventional durable press finishing, there are two types of products used (resin type and reactant type). Both of these products contain formaldehyde which cause human carcinogen. Hence durable press finishes free of formaldehyde with trade namesTexicil DC, Knittex RCT, Arkofix NEC and Arkofix ELF (Dihydroxi ethylene urea and Demethyldihydroxi urea) were used in this research study. The present work endeavors to optimize the application of these wrinkle free finishes at various concentrations trying different techniques of applying these finishes on pure cotton fabric for best manufacturing results. The results revealed that the finish Arkofix ELF and Arkofix NEC showed superior results at the concentration level 120 g/l under Pad-flash –cure method of application for the wrinkle free property of the fabric.


Archive | 2003

Comparative Study of Compact Versus Ring Spinning for Neps in Cotton Yarn

Nasir Mahmood; Nisar Ahmad Jamil; Muhammad Iftikhar; M. Saeed Saleem


Archive | 2012

Effect of Different Anti Pilling Agents to reduce Pilling on Polyester/ Cotton Fabric

Muhammad Qamar Tusief; Nasir Mahmood; Muhammad Saleem


Pakistan Journal of Agricultural Sciences | 2017

EFFECT OF BIOSTIMULANTS ON GROWTH, YIELD AND QUALITY OF BELL PEPPER CV. YOLO WONDER

Nasir Mahmood


Pakistan Journal of Agricultural Sciences | 2009

TECHNOLOGICAL STUDY OF RING AND COMPACT SPINNING SYSTEMS FOR THE MANUFACTURING OF SLUB FANCY YARN UNDER MULTIPLE SLUB VARIATIONS AND ITS EFFECT ON WOVEN FABRIC

Nasir Mahmood; Muhammad Arshad; Muhammad Iftikhar; Tahir Mahmood


Archive | 2007

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CROSROL CARD MK5D VERSUS MODIFIED CARD MK6 FOR ULTIMATE EFFECT ON YARN QUALITY

Nisar Ahmed Jamil; Nasir Mahmood; M. Imran


Pakistan Journal of Agricultural Sciences | 2015

Identification of the adoption level of water saving interventions and reasons for non adoption in Faisalabad district.

Nasir Mahmood; Tanvir Ali; Munir Ahmad; Ashfaq Ahmad Maan


Archive | 2012

Non- Cellulosic Contents of Cotton Yarn Under Different Locations

Nasir Mahmood; Danish Iqbal


Archive | 2012

Effect of Different Locations, Varieties and Micronaire Values upon the Non-Cellulosic and Metal Contents of Cotton

Nasir Mahmood; Muhammad Qamar Tusief; Danish Iqbal; Mahmood Ahmed Khan; Wajid Ishaque

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Muhammad Arshad

University of Agriculture

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Tahir Mahmood

University of Agriculture

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Tanvir Ali

University of Agriculture

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