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Journal Article 
Effect of dyeing techniques on strength abrasion of reactive-dyed DMDHEU-finished cotton sheeting 
Varghese, J; Patel, SK; Doshi, BA; Mistry, PR 
1987 
0 
Indian journal of textile research
ISSN: 0377-8436 
12 
4 
173-178 
English 
Cotton sheeting (200 g/m2] samples dyed with monochlorotriazinyl dye, CI Reactive Red 31, by pad-dry-cure (PDC) and pad-dry-steam (PDS) techniques were subjected to catalyst and DMDHEU-finishing treatments. Dyeing by PDC technique, wherein urea and alkali are used along with the dye at high temperature, led to the formation of cellulose carbamate, which, in turn, resulted in higher water imbibition and better retention of strength abrasion properties on PDC dyed DMDHEU-finished fabrics, especially at wash and wear level of resilience, than on the corresponding fabrics dyed by the PDS technique. However, cellulose carbamate did not help in imparting any additional resilience properties either at the dyed or dyed DMDHEU-finished stage. 
CELLULOSE CARBAMATES; CREASE RESISTANCE; DIMETHYLOL DIHYDROXYETHYLENE UREA; DYED (CONDITION); EASY CARE FINISHES; EASY CARE TREATMENTS; FABRIC PROPERTIES; FABRIC STRENGTH; FABRICS; FLEX ABRASION RESISTANCE; INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY; PAD DRY CURE PROCESS; PAD DRY DEVELOP DYEING; REACTIVE DYEING; REACTIVE DYES; WATER RETENTION 
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