Course: Advanced Technology in Application and Coloring

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Course title Advanced Technology in Application and Coloring
Course code UCHTML/CA190
Organizational form of instruction no contact
Level of course Doctoral
Year of study not specified
Semester Winter and summer
Number of ECTS credits 0
Language of instruction English
Status of course Compulsory-optional
Form of instruction Face-to-face
Work placements This is not an internship
Recommended optional programme components None
Lecturer(s)
  • Černý Michal, Ing. Ph.D.
  • Burgert Ladislav, doc. Ing. CSc.
Course content
Types of textile fibres and products, technological classes of colorants. Coloring requirements, ecological aspects. The economics of dyeing. Historical development of textile dyeing. A view of cotton growing from an economic, ecological and moral direction. Auxiliry agents fod dyeing - distribution according to desired effect. Water softeners, dye wetting agents, hydrotropic and solubilising agents, egalising agents - basic concepts, dispersants and dyeing agents. Economic and environmental aspects, direction of development. The concept of colouring saturation. Egalising behaviour of textile dyes - migration. The issue of constancy, basic concepts. Pulling and blocking procedures, principles. Economic and environmental aspects. Colourisation of cellulose materials, pre-treatment requirements for coloured materials, dye classes for cellulose materials. The importance of the addition of a strong electrolyte in the dyeing of cellulose materials - the basic idea of colloidal chemistry. Possibility of reducing the amount of strong electrolyte in dye baths. Wastewater treatment issues. Dead and immature cotton, a streak of viscose silk. Application of reactive dyes to cellulose materials - technological principles. Sample boxes of dyes - their meaning. Classification of dyes by CI. Application of direct, vat dyes and indigosol dyes. Sulphur dyes of different classes and insoluble az dyes - basic principles of application. Coloristic properties of polyethylene terephthalate fibres, disperse dyes. Technological principles of application - pressure dyeing, dyeing with carrier, thermosol. Issues of level dyeing, rapid colouring procedures. The issue of oligomers. Reducing energy consumption during dyeing. Dyeing of mixtures polyester - cellulose fibres. Principles, applications. Dyeing of protein fibres, wool and other types. Coloristic properties and technological classes of dyes - different classes of acidic dyes, metal complex dyes, mordant dyes and reactive dyes - principles of application, stability. The issue of metal ions on dyed materials as well as in wastewater. Possibilities of cleavage of azo dyes carcinogenicity of amines. Egalization problems in wool dyeing, pointiness.Levelling agents. Dyeing of mixtures polyester - wool. Dyeing of aliphatic polyamides - technology classes of dyes, requirements for stability and egalitedyeing.. Streakinrss of PA silk. Dyeing of mixtures. Ecological views on dyeing of aliphatic polyamides. Dyeing of polyacrylonitrile, characteristics of manufactured PAN fibres, technological classes of dyes - cationic dyes, colouring, egality andlevelling agents. Dyeing of mixtures PAN - wool. Textile printing - direct printing method, reserve printing, discharge method, transmission printing, digital printing method - requirements for printing paste , event. inks for digital printing. Thickening agents for textile printing - meaning, concepts, rheological properties, basic types, possibilities of modification of natural polysaccharides. Water-soluble synthetic polymers, emulsion backings. Changes in textile printing technology and trends into the future. Technological principles of printing cellulose materials with reactive dyes, wat dyes and pigments. Composition of the printing paste - the importance of the individual components. Printing of wool.. Printing polyester and polyamide - principles.

Learning activities and teaching methods
Stimulating activities (simulation, games, drama)
Learning outcomes
The object of the course is to introduce listeners to the development, issues and trends into the future when applying individual classes of colorants.
The examination is oral. The basic form of the test is the debate over selected thematic headings. The degree of knowledge acquired and the ability to combine knowledge acquired in the subject into the broader context of the field studied is examined.
Prerequisites
Wider general knowledge in the fields of physical chemistry, organic chemistry and technology, polymer chemistry and chemical engineering.

Assessment methods and criteria
Oral examination

Oral debate on the issue, the connection with other subjects of the field.
Recommended literature
  • A.K.Roy Choudhury. Textile Preparation and Dyeing. USA, 2006. ISBN 1-57808-402-4.


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