29/01/2024
Jute Fiber of Bangladesh
Common name(s) of fabric : Burlap, Hessian fabric
Fiber type : Natural – Cellulosic – Bats
Source : The bark of the white jute plant
Major producing regions : Bangladesh
Composition (in %) Cellulose : 60.0-63.0
Hemicellulose : 21.0-24.0
Lignin : 12.0-13.0
Fats and waxes : 0.4-1.0
Pectin : 0.2-1.5
Nitrogenous matter : 0.8-1.9
Ash : 0.7-1.2
Identification Feel : Stiff and rough
Burning : Fiber burns easily with burning paper odors
Chemical : Dissolves in 70% sulfuric acid
Structure Cross-section : Polygonal with rounded corners
Longitudinal : Smooth with occasional nodes
Color : Varies from yellow to brown to grey
Appearance : Natural silky luster
Tactile property : Coarse, but its best qualities are soft
Length : 101.5 to 254 mm long
Tenacity Single : 0.29-0.48 N/tax
Bundle : 0.18-0.34 N/tax
Initial modulus : 17-30 N/tax
Breaking extension : 1.80%
Moisture regains at 65 RH 20˚C :11-13%
Fabric breathability : High
Moisture wicking ability : High
Heat retention ability : Moderate
Stretching ability : Low
Resistance to abrasion/ pilling : High
Resistance to staining : High
Advantages : Renewable sources and biodegradable
High strength and initial modulus, moderate moisture regain
Good dyeing ability
Sound insulation, antistatic, low thermal conductivity Low cost
Limitations : Coarseness, stiffness, harsh feel, hairiness and high fiber shedding, photo-yellowing
Low wet strength, moderate wash shrinkage, poor crease recovery
Applications Sacks (packaging), geotextiles (landfill covering, embankment reinforcement), ropes, home décor, bags, apparel, footwear
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