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Man-Made Fibers International 1 vom 11.03.2024 Seite 34

FIBER PRODUCTION

MANAGEMENT

Raghav Kuberan, Alexander Mandel

Since January 1, 2024, Raghav Kuberan has been Head of Production and Materials Management at Brückner Textile Technologies GmbH & Co. KG, Leonberg/Germany, and is also Vice President Operations at the Tittmoning/Germany plant. On April 1, 2024, he w

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Man-Made Fibers International 1 vom 11.03.2024 Seite 35

FIBER PRODUCTION

Material properties a decisive factor in DTY process engineering

Manuel Gebhardt, Hans-Dieter Weber Rauschert Heinersdorf-Pressig GmbH Pressig/Germany

In close partnership with market leaders in DTY business, Rauschert, a producer of advanced technical ceramics, has developed the new solid ceramic friction disc Rapaltex SG. It is engineered for the 3-axis false-twist unit, the most established devi

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Man-Made Fibers International 1 vom 11.03.2024 Seite 36,37,38

FIBER INDUSTRY

Bamboo fiber reinforced composite

Manasi Shinde, S.D. Asagekar D.K.T.E Society’s Textile & Engineering Institute, Ichalkaranji/India

The bamboo fiber reinforced composite in this research was prepared with epoxy resin. The fibers with 3 different lengths viz. 10, 20 and 30mm length were used for manufacturing the composites. The composites were manufactured with 3 different proportions of fiber to resin namely 3:97, 6:94 and 9:91 corresponding to each length of fiber. The composite properties tensile, flexural, compression strength and water absorption were measured. The mechanical properties tensile, flexural and compression strength increased with the increase in fiber length. It is also observed that with an increase in the proportion of fiber the tensile, flexural and water absorption % have increased.

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Man-Made Fibers International 1 vom 11.03.2024 Seite 39,40,41

FIBER INDUSTRY

ITMA 2023 – Review composites

Patrick Kaiser, Markus Milwich German Institutes of Textile and Fiber Research Denkendorf

The ITMA, the leading trade fair for the textile machinery industry, once again brought the textile industry together in one place in Milan/Italy from June 8–14, 2023, and was very well attended with 111,000 visitors from 143 countries and 1709 exhibitors from 47 countries. Due to the pandemic, business contacts were difficult but at least went surprisingly well electronically. Anyhow, personal meetings and contacts were greatly appreciated among all trade fair participants. Both personal communication and trade fair innovations resulted in a positive perception of the fair from both participants and exhibitors. The prominent themes of the trade fair – sustainability and digital-ization – reflected the social debate and the future challenges in mechanical engineering. In addition to the 20 or so previous focal points of the trade fair, "composites" was a new focus topic in Milan. Fiber composite technology is a cross-sector theme that spans all areas of textile technology, with the 40 exhibitors listed in the trade fair catalogue represented in practically all exhibition halls.

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Man-Made Fibers International 1 vom 11.03.2024 Seite 42,43

CIRCULAR ECONOMY & RECYCLING

New recycling technology allows fiber recycling in a short, efficient extrusion step

Gneuss Kunststofftechnik GmbH Bad Oeynhausen/Germany

With increasing emphasis on sustainability, more and more fiber producers are looking for ways to use recycled material to make fibers, whether it is recycling post-consumer PET bottle flake into high quality yarn or recycling PET fiber waste from fiber production.

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Man-Made Fibers International 1 vom 11.03.2024 Seite 44,45,46,47

CIRCULAR ECONOMY & RECYCLING

Separation of acrylic fibers from waste blends via upcycling technology

Ali Demirci Aksa Akrilik Kimya Sanayii A.Ş., Yalova/Turkey

In a world where textile fiber production and demands continue to rise, generating a staggering 100 million tons of waste annually, the environmental and economic challenges associated with textile waste have become increasingly evident. This study explores the transformative potential of sustainable developments in acrylic fiber up­cycling, focusing on its pivotal role in addressing the textile industry's shift towards a circular economy. Acrylic fiber, constituting 1.3 million tons annually, presents a unique challenge due to its widespread use in multi-material textiles. The research introduces an interesting chemical upcycling technology that is not only overcome the hurdle of fiber blends but also showcases diverse applications for the resulting polyacrylate solution, offering an eco-friendly solution for textile dye processes and contributing to reduced environ­mental impact. This innovative approach represents a significant step towards a more sustainable and economically viable future for the textile industry, aligning with the principles of zero waste, cost-effectiveness, and environmental efficiency.

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Man-Made Fibers International 1 vom 11.03.2024 Seite 47

CIRCULAR ECONOMY & RECYCLING

Calendar

2024 Trade Fairs and Conferences March 13-14 Cellulose Fibres Conference Place: Cologne/Germany → www.cellulose-fibres.eu 13-14 Forum Plastic Recyclates Place: Darmstadt/Germany → www.kunststoffrezyklate.de 18-19 3rd Biobased & Recy

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Man-Made Fibers International 1 vom 11.03.2024 Seite 48,49

CIRCULAR ECONOMY & RECYCLING

Recyclability of garments with stretch fibers – challenges and solutions

Jean Hegedus The Lycra Company, Wilmington, DE/USA

Today elastane is ubiquitous in clothing. From yoga wear to jeans, swimsuits to work suits, this fiber brings comfort, style and fit to a wide variety of garments. However, as the textile and apparel industry move to a more circular business model, some recyclers are struggling to handle fabrics with high elastane content. At the Dornbirn Global Fiber Congress 2023, The Lycra Company reported on the progress they are making to help the industry address this important issue. The results were presented from 2 recent recycling trials with the key stretch fiber offerings Lycra elastane and Lycra T400 fiber.

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Man-Made Fibers International 1 vom 11.03.2024 Seite 50

STATEMENT

European MMF industry challenges 2024

FRÉDÉRIC VAN HOUTE (F.VH.) DIRECTOR GENERAL, CIRFS BRUSSELS/BELGIUM

F.VH. 2024 appears again to be an interesting year. The European man-made fibers industry is being faced with many challenges. In Europe, energy costs remain higher than anywhere in the world. While they have receded greatly since their recent pe

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Man-Made Fibers International 1 vom 11.03.2024 Seite 50

STATEMENT

Challenges of different kinds

CHRISTIAN SCHINDLER (C.S.) DIRECTOR GENERAL, ITMF ZURICH/SWITZERLAND

According to the ITMF’s Global Textile Industry Survey (GTIS), the industry’s main concern by far was weakening demand. This concern was expressed by practically all segments across all regions around the world. But Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in Fe

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