Effect of Seed Cotton Cleaning Method and Seed Cotton Level on Ginning Efficiency and Fiber Properties of The Egyptian Cotton Cultivar Giza 86
El-banna, A. (2019). Effect of Seed Cotton Cleaning Method and Seed Cotton Level on Ginning Efficiency and Fiber Properties of The Egyptian Cotton Cultivar Giza 86. EKB Journal Management System, 24(2), 252-265.
Aly Ahmed El-banna. "Effect of Seed Cotton Cleaning Method and Seed Cotton Level on Ginning Efficiency and Fiber Properties of The Egyptian Cotton Cultivar Giza 86". EKB Journal Management System, 24, 2, 2019, 252-265.
El-banna, A. (2019). 'Effect of Seed Cotton Cleaning Method and Seed Cotton Level on Ginning Efficiency and Fiber Properties of The Egyptian Cotton Cultivar Giza 86', EKB Journal Management System, 24(2), pp. 252-265.
El-banna, A. Effect of Seed Cotton Cleaning Method and Seed Cotton Level on Ginning Efficiency and Fiber Properties of The Egyptian Cotton Cultivar Giza 86. EKB Journal Management System, 2019; 24(2): 252-265.

Effect of Seed Cotton Cleaning Method and Seed Cotton Level on Ginning Efficiency and Fiber Properties of The Egyptian Cotton Cultivar Giza 86

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Article 15, Volume 24, Issue 2 - Serial Number 92, June 2019, Page 252-265  XML PDF (1012.64 K)
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Aly Ahmed El-banna email
Plant Production Department, The Faculty of Agriculture (Saba Basha), Alexandria University, Egypt.
Abstract
This research was carried out at Plant Production Department, Faculty of Agriculture (Saba Basha), Alexandria University, Egypt, during 2018/2019 ginning season. The main objective of this research is tracking cotton fiber quality and foreign matter content through the ginning and cleaning systems. Three different seed cotton levels; namely, Good to fully good (G/FG), Good (G) and Fully Good fair to Good (FGF/G) of Giza 86 long staple Egyptian cotton cultivar, in addition to three methods of cleaning; i.e., two hand cleaning methods as belt, mesh and control treatments. Lint cotton samples collected at each cleaning methods were analyzed for foreign matter content and ginning efficiency to produce fiber for High Volume Instrument (HVI) fiber analyses. Mesh system; gave the highest mean values of the ginning efficiency parameters, i.e. gin stand capacity (0.92 kg lint/inch/hr.), lint percentage (37.65 %), lint grade code (26.83) and the lowest value of the ginning time (1.62 hr./kentar). The highest mean values for spinning consistency index (176.88), upper half mean length (32.14mm), length uniformity index (86.10%), fiber bundle strength (38.28 g/tex), maturity index (0.87), micronaire reading (4.23) and fiber reflectance degree (Rd;72.66%) were registered by the same cleaning method. The seed cotton level Good to Fully Good (G/FG) surpassed the seed cotton level Fully Good Fair to Good (FGF/G) in the ginning efficiency parameters and High Volume Instrument (HVI) fiber properties. The most studied HVI fiber properties were insignificantly (p < /em> > 0.05) affected by the interaction between the methods of seed cotton cleaning and seed cotton level (A × B) except, the fiber length parameters (upper half mean length [UHML], short fiber index [SFI]) and the reflectance degree ((Rd %).
Keywords
Seed cotton; cotton cleaning; Fiber quality; Gin stand capacity; Lint grade, HVI
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