International Journal of Textile Engineering and Management

Vol.2 Issue 1-2026

Optimization of Nozzle Air Pressure for Enhanced Quality and Efficiency in CVC Yarn Production using Murata Vortex Spinning
Elias Khalil, Md. Fazla Rafi, Md. Salim Reza, Md. Istiak Ahmed Sourov, Md.Tariqul Islam, Md. Solaiman Hossain, Nuruzzaman Rony, Shoaib Islam Zico, Ashikur Rahaman
First published: July 18, 2026
Vol.2 Issue 1-2026

This study investigates the effect of air-nozzle pressure on the quality and production efficiency of 34 Ne CVC yarn composed of 60% cotton and 40% polyester, produced using a Murata Vortex Spinning 870 system.

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The Effect of Increasing Polyester Content on Air Permeability in Wool Woven Fabrics
Gül ÖZKAN
First published: February 14, 2026
Vol.2 Issue 1-2026

In this study, the findings indicate that the polyester content and changes in the structural properties of wool/polyester blended woven fabrics lead to measurable differences in air permeability values and are significant in terms of garment comfort.


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