Mechanical Engineering
257
UDC 541.64:677.21
PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF NON-WOVEN
MATERIALS BASED ON NATURAL SILK
B.Kh.Islamov
1
., M.A. Fattakhov
1
., O.S.Abdullayev
2
1
Tashkent State Technical University
, 100095, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
2
Department of Soil Chemistry Faculty of Soil Science, Lomonosov Moscow State University
Abstract.
The article discusses the use of non-recyclable fibrous waste of natural silk into textile
products of wide consumption, in particular, in the production of non-woven materials, with the
subsequent receipt of goods of consumer goods. For the production of materials used primary
and secondary silk fibers in a mixture of chemical fibers. Non-woven material was obtained by
thermopressive method. Analysis of the experimental data showed high physicomechanical
properties of materials from the primary and secondary fibers. The presence of natural silk
fibers in the mixture leads to the formation of adhesive crying, which further increases the
strength of non-woven materials, the physicomechanical and mechanical studies have shown
that the partial replacement of chemical fibers for natural silk waste allows noticeably to
increase the physicomechanical properties of non-woven materials based on them.
Keywords:
Natural silk, textiles, waste textile industry, waste of silk industries, waste processing,
destructive stress, relative elongation, strength.
Introduction.
The use of secondary raw materials in all developed countries is paying
much attention, while it is important to use waste at the level of full raw materials. Waste textile
fibers available at different stages of production are a valuable secondary raw material that can
be rationally used. The rational use of waste of polymeric materials is the most important task
both in terms of the expansion of resources and environmental protection.
In recent years, the processing of chemical and synthetic fibrous materials has increased
significantly in the textile industry. Simultaneous with this, new machines for processing waste
textile production appeared. New techniques and technology of extrusion of polyolefin materials
directly in textile enterprises lead to the expansion of the range of textile raw materials, such as
waste of staple fibers, yarn, chemical threads, trimming of harsh tissue, knitwear and knitted
products, nonwovens, various layered materials, as well as waste, formed on extrusive
installations.
In the textile industry, certain activities are held on the use of secondary material
resources, however, the level of use of important types of waste is currently not recognized as
satisfactory. Currently, in the industry of chemical fibers, especially in the production of viscose
fibers, a significant amount of waste is formed, most of which are technically scheduled. In
addition, as a result of the deterioration of any of the production parameters, substandard
products are formed, the quality of which in some cases cannot be brought to the level of
requirements of technical conditions. High strength Stability properties When heated and an
increased initial module of viscose fibers make it possible to consider it processing it as a filler
for composite materials and rubber products./1-4/
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