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    Testing & Quality Control

    Lab Report (13)

    Title: To check Colorfastness to H2O

    2bleaching

    Submitted by

    M. Abu Bakar Zafar 06-NTU-001

    M. Afzaal Sadiq 06-NTU-077

    Adnan Latif 06-NTU-103

    Asad Jamil 06-NTU-107

    Ali Asghar 06-NTU- 147

    Submitted to

    Sir. Qammar Zia

    NATIONAL TEXTILE UNIVERSITY FAISALABAD

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    Abstract:

    AATCC Test Method 101 is used to determine the colorfastness to bleaching. This method is

    used to determine the fastness of colored textiles to the effects of bleach containing H 2O2. It isapplicable to dyed, printed or other colored fabric and to the testing of dyestuffs as applied to

    textiles. This test method is intended for evaluating the resistance of the color of textile of all

    kinds except polyamide, in all forms to the action of bleach baths containing hydrogen peroxide

    at concentrations employed in textile processing. These tests are very important from quality

    control aspect. As customers demand the specific fastness and one should meet the requirements

    of customers.

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Abstract2

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    Introduction41.1.Background 4

    1.2.Objectives. ..4

    1.3.Theory .4

    2. Equipments and materials .....43. Procedure....54. Results55. Disscussion5

    6. Conclusion..57. References .5

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    3. Procedure:i. Bleach solution was taken in the test tube.

    ii. A specimen of the textile in contact with white cloth was immersed in bleachsolution.

    iii. Fabric was remained in solution for 2 Hrs. at 880C.iv. The composite specimen was removed from test tube and rinsed with cold water for

    10mins.

    v. The white specimen was dried and was compared with Gray scale for staining.4. Results:

    The Gray Scale rating is from 4.

    5. Discussion:The rating of 4 showed that no staining or a very little staining was produced.

    6. Conclusion:The good rating of the sample showed that the dye used, was of good quality and compatible

    with the fabric, resulted in very little bleeding.

    7. References: AATCC manual 2009