Performance Evaluation of Cotton-Nylon Blends Across Different Yarn Structures

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Combining several fibers enhances the strength, elongation, and homogeneity of yarn. This study investigates how yarn performance is affected by the blending of cotton (CO) with nylon (PA). In yarn constructions that were stiff, core-spun, and dual-core-spun, different blend ratios were evaluated. According to the findings, adding more nylon increases the yarn's strength, elongation, and durability while decreasing its unevenness and flaws. Greater elongation and flexibility were demonstrated by core and dual-core-spun yarns, which made them perfect for high-performance uses including industrial textiles and sportswear.

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