ISO 1833 Textile - Quantitative Chemical Analysis Specification

Developed by the International Standards Organization (ISO), the ISO 1833 standard specifies a common method for the quantitative chemical analysis of various binary fiber blends. This method and the methods described in other parts of ISO 1833 are generally applicable to fibers in any textile form.

Quantitative analysis of fiber blends; It is a very important analysis method both in the technological production of yarn, fabric and other textile products and in quality control and finishing processes. In order to apply a particularly good bleaching and dyeing process, the mixing ratios of the fiber blends prepared by the spinners or weavers must be known correctly.

Points to Consider in Quantitative Analysis:

• Percentage of commercial moisture in the fiber
• Good removal of starch or finishing materials that may be present in the material
• Choosing a method suitable for the material
• For example, drying and cooling until constant weighing, weighing precisely
• For quantitative analysis, taking the sample from various places
• For example, after smashing as much as possible, proceeding to the dissolving process
• It is necessary to know which fibers the mixture consists of.

The ISO 1833 standard specifies a common method for the quantitative chemical analysis of various binary fiber blends.

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