OBTAINING FIBER FROM CANNABIS SATIVA L
Abstract
The rapid development of industrial sectors is causing a sharp increase in the demand for new types of raw materials. The Cannabis plant has been cultivated for thousands of years as a fiber, grain, and medicinal plant. However, since the fiber obtained from the plant is coarse, its use in the textile industry has not been widespread. Taking into account the above data, this article proposes the production of raw materials for the textile industry based on a proper study of the kinetics of the fiber extraction process from the Cannabis Sativa L plant. The coagulants that give the plant fiber its coarseness are removed from the fiber under the influence of alkali, the treated fiber is treated, and the amount of lignin in the fiber is determined as an indicator of its quality. The results of the research obtained allow the creation of types of raw materials that can be used in all sectors of the light industry of our Republic.
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