Investigation of The Effect of Colour Variation and Pattern Change on Performance and Thermal Properties of Acrylic Knitted Fabrics

Samples that are going to be used in this research are produced in such a way that the threads are 35/2 NM 100% acrylic. The yarns consist of [40% Acrylic insert ignore into journalissuearticles values(2.75 dtex unrelax);, 60% Acrylic insert ignore into journalissuearticles values(2.2 dtex relax pilling);] mixing ratios and tow dyeing process has been applied to these fibers. In this fibre dyeing process, by creating 2 groups, 2 light colored fibers, 2 medium-colored fibers, 2 dark colored fibers and 2 super dark dyed fibers were produced and a total of 8 dyed yarns were obtained. Rib and plain knit fabrics were produced from the yarns obtained. The effects of temperature and dyeing times on dyeing recipes were investigated by performing thickness, air permeability, alambeta, bursting test and yarn strength tests on sixteen samples obtained.