Advances in Silk Research

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

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Beskrivning

This book provides comprehensive coverage of silk fibre research including mulberry and non-mulberry varieties. It examines chemical treatments, processing variables, and advanced characterization techniques such as SEM, XRD, FTIR, and TGA. Topics covered in this book include graft copolymerization, natural dyeing, nanotechnology applications, spider silk properties, sericin extraction, and mechanical behavior analysis and also includes:Detailed study of chemical treatments and process variables affecting silk quality and performanceInvestigation of specialized silk types including muga, tussar, and spider silk applicationsModern approaches to silk modification through graft copolymerization and nanotechnology treatmentsAnalysis of dyeing processes using natural and ecological mordants for sustainable silk processingTechnical evaluation of mechanical properties, thermal behavior, and structural characteristics of silk materialsThe book serves as a reference for researchers investigating silk structure, modification techniques, and industrial applications in textile science.This title has been co-published with Woodhead Publishing India. Taylor & Francis does not sell or distribute the print edition in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Bhutan.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2026-01-29
Mått:152 x 229 x 20 mm
Vikt:690 g
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:268
Förlag:Taylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN:9781041217541

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Mer om författaren

N. Gokarneshan specializes in textile science and silk fibre research with extensive expertise in characterization techniques, chemical treatments, and processing optimization of mulberry and non-mulberry silk varieties.

Innehållsförteckning

Preface1. Copolymerization method of weighing silk2. Modification of silk fibre properties by graft copolymerization3. Silk dyeing with natural mordant4. Effect of cooking and other treatments on the quality of raw silk5. Factors influencing quality and reeling performance of multi-bivoltine raw silk cocoons6. Crystallite-shape ellipsoid of non-mulberry silk fibres7. Measurement of cohesion is silk yarn8. Relating the microstructure and microrheological factors of different silk fibres9. New method of evaluation of low-stress mechanical properties of silk fabrics10. Kinetics of adsorption of natural dye on silk: Effect of surface modification11. Woven mulberry silk fabrics: Stretch and growth characteristics12. Enhancement of coloration and antimicrobial properties of silk fabrics through nanotechnology13. Influence of electric field on bivoltine mulberry and tasar fibres14. Torsional rigidity of mulberry and non-mulberry silks15. A qualitative and quantitative comparison of sericin from various sources16. Optimization of technological parameters for steeping silk on small reels17. Drying of silk in re-reeling process by infra red technique18. Dyeing of silk with bio ecological mordant19. Influence of laundering and water temperature on the properties of silk and silk-blended knits20. Physical and thermal properties of grafted silk fabrics21. Anti-wrinkle properties of silk fabrics dyed with reactive and crosslinking dyes22. Polyester/waste silk core spun yarns and fabrics23. Relation between cocoon parameters and raw silk uniformity characteristics24. Technical aspects of spider silk and applications25. Morphology studies on electrospun nano silk fibre26. Technical aspects of silk sericin27. Application of genetic algorithm for design of silk scaffolds28. Special technique for the investigation of crystal and molecular structure of muga wild silk29. Development of silk fabric patterns through new eco-printing method30. Effect of some key factors on scouring of sericin in muga silk cocoonsIndex