Bio-PET와 면 섬유 혼방 원단의 생붕괴에 따른 물리화학적 특성 평가 연구 


61권  6호, pp. 346-357, 12월  2024
10.12772/TSE.2024.61.346


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  요약

This study examines the disintegration and physicochemical changes of bio-PET and cotton blended fabrics under composting conditions over 22 weeks. Four fabric samples with different compositions and weave structures were evaluated for disintegration through pilot-scale composting based on KS M ISO 16929 standards. Weight loss, thickness reduction, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), thermogravimetric analysis (TGA), and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) analyses were conducted. Results indicated that fabrics with higher cotton content and weft solely with cotton exhibited greater disintegration. This was due to enhanced interaction with microbes and moisture, leading to significant weight and thickness loss. Conversely, fabrics of b-PET and cotton weft demonstrated slower disintegration rates. FTIR spectra revealed structural modifications in b-PET and cellulose of all specimens, such as weakened C=O bonds and cellulose ring breakdown. Thermal analysis revealed reduced crystallinity in b- PET in fabrics with weft made entirely of cotton. In contrast, b-PET in fabrics with alternating cotton and b-PET weft exhibited increased crystallinity. Morphological observations confirmed fiber disintegration, particularly in cotton. These findings suggest that fabric composition and weave patterns significantly influence biodegradability, providing insights for developing sustainable bio-composite textiles.

  통계
2022년 11월부터 누적 집계
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[IEEE Style]

김민경, 김진수, 김수경, 이경은, 구현진, "Physicochemical Analysis of Disintegration in Bio-PET and Cotton Blended Fabrics under Composting Conditions," Textile Science and Engineering, vol. 61, no. 6, pp. 346-357, 2024. DOI: 10.12772/TSE.2024.61.346.

[ACM Style]

김민경, 김진수, 김수경, 이경은, and 구현진. 2024. Physicochemical Analysis of Disintegration in Bio-PET and Cotton Blended Fabrics under Composting Conditions. Textile Science and Engineering, 61, 6, (2024), 346-357. DOI: 10.12772/TSE.2024.61.346.