Degumming of silk using microwave-assisted treatments

Journal of Natural Fibers

Volumn 4, Issue 3, 2007, Pages 1-22

  Haggag, Karima ^a   El Sayed, Hosam ^a   Allam, Omaim G ^a  

^a NATIONAL RESEARCH CENTRE   (Egypt)

Author keywords

Degumming; Enzyme; Microwave; Silk

Indexed keywords

ACIDS; DEGUMMING; ENZYMES; MICROWAVES; MORPHOLOGY; SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY; SOAPS (DETERGENTS); YARN;

MICROWAVE-ASSISTED TREATMENTS; SILK YARNS;

SILK;

ANATOMY; ENZYMES; INORGANIC ACIDS; REAGENTS; SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY; SILK; SOAP; YARN;

DEGUMMING; ENZYME; MICROWAVE RADIATION; MORPHOLOGY; SILK YARN;

EID: 37749008585     PISSN: 15440478     EISSN: 1544046X     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1300/J395v04n03_01     Document Type: Article

References (21)

1. Belton J G (1970) Microwave-accelerated dye fixation. Int. Dyers Text. Printers. 15(5): 662-664.
2. Chiao-Cheng J H and Reagan B M (1983) Microwave dyeing of polyeater with disperse dyes. Text. Chem. Colour., 15(1): 12-18.
3. Chakraborty J N, Gupta R, Rani V and Das M (2005) Chemical Processing of silk. Ind. Text. J. 116(3): 39-44.
4. Das S (1992) The preparation and processing of tussah silk. J. Soc. Dyers Color., 108(11): 481-486.
5. Devenyi T and Gergely J (1974), Amino acids, peptides and proteins. Elsevier Scientific Publishing Company; Chapter 5.
6. Freddi G, Mossotti R and Innocenti R (2003) Degumming of silk fabric with several proteases. J. Biotechnol., 106(1): 101-112.
7. Gulrajani M L, Sethi S and Gupta S Brezizinnski (1992) Some studies in degumming of silk with organic acids. J. Soc. Dyers Color., 108(2): 79-86.
8. Hadimani V V and Prabhuswamy N (1998) Standards for degumming of silk. Int. Text. J., 108(7): 62-66.
9. Hakim O A, Nassar S. H. and Haggag K (2003) Greener printing of natural colour using microwave fixation. Ind. J. Fibre Text. Res. 28: 216-220.
10. Katti M R, Gokhale L S and Muralidhar M R (1992), Colourage 39(8): 35-38.
11. Lee W I and Springer G S (1984) Microwave curing of composites. J. Compos. Mat. 18: 387-409.
12. Minagawa M, Furukawa T and Yoshida Y (1982) Studies on the dyeing of silk. XII. The dyeing of Ryukyu Tsumugi of Haebaru. Osaka-Shiritsu, Daiguku Seikatsukagakubu Kiyo 29: 97-111. Chem. Abst. 97(14), 111153 (1982).
13. Nakamura K, Okakawa, I, Yamazaki M and Katayama T (1983) Studies on continuous degumming of silk. Sen'I Gakaishi 35(4): 158-164.
14. Pepperman A B, Vali S L and Lyons D W (1976) The use of microwave drying in the application of flame retardants for cotton fabrics. J. Coated Fabrics. 6: 95-104.
15. Prabhu J, Sanne S and Somashekar T H (1995) Partial degumming of raw mulberry silk - a novel approach in achieving quality and economics in dyeing. J. Soc. Dyers Color. 111(7/8): 245-247.
16. Reagan B M, Rolow A M and Urban J E (1982) Microwave sanitization of polyester and cotton. Text. Res., J. 32(3): 186-192.
17. Sadov F, Korchagin M, and Matetsky A (1973) Chemical Technology of Fibrous Materials. MIR Pub., Moscow.
18. Shukla S R, Patel R S and Saligram (1992) Silk degumming process: A comparison of efficiencies. Amer. Dyest. Rep 81(9): 22-25.
19. Standard method for breaking strength and elongation of cotton fibres (2202) Annual book of ASTM standards, section 7: Textiles, Vol. 07.01, Designation: D1445-95, ISBN: 0-8031-3198-4.
20. Tsunokaye R (1932) Degumming silk. J. Soc. Dyers Colour., 48: 20.
21. Valu F and Homutesko J, Degumming of silk in presence of magnetic field for reduced degradation. RO 80,702 (Cl. D06M10/00). Chem. Abstr. 100: 158-157, 1984.