Development of an inexpensive functional textile product by applying accounting cost benefit analysis

This research is to utilize accounting cost benefit analysis for manufacturing of economically cost-effective cut resistant gloves knitted from core spun yarns made up of nylon and polyester with E-glass as core. E-glass has a significant impact on the cut resistance and abrasion resistance of the g...

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Published inIndustria textilă (Bucharest, Romania : 1994) Vol. 71; no. 1; pp. 17 - 22
Main Authors Naseem, Sobia, Fu, Gao Lei, Mohsin, Muhammad, Aunjam, Muhammad Sohail, Rafiq, Muhammad Zeeshan, Jamil, Khalid, Salamat, Shazia
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Bucharest The National Research & Development Institute for Textiles and Leather - INCDTP 01.01.2020
Subjects
Abrasion resistance
Accounting
Cost benefit analysis
Cutting resistance
Economic analysis
Friction
Gloves
Impact resistance
Manufacturing
Mechanical properties
Polyesters
Protective clothing
Stainless steel
Tensile strength
Yarn
Yarns
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Summary:This research is to utilize accounting cost benefit analysis for manufacturing of economically cost-effective cut resistant gloves knitted from core spun yarns made up of nylon and polyester with E-glass as core. E-glass has a significant impact on the cut resistance and abrasion resistance of the gloves. The gloves are knitted by using core spun yarns, and tested for their physical, cut & abrasion resistant properties. Economic characteristics of final product are critically observed and analysed through cost benefit analysis. Results elaborate that Polyester/E-glass hand gloves have special mechanical properties like Abrasion resistance and Blade cut resistance. Instead, Nylon/E-glass hand gloves have good air permeability. Cost benefit analysis reveal that the outcomes are comparable to functional requirements within low cost.
ISSN:1222-5347
DOI:10.35530/IT.071.01.1692