The industrialization of Peruvian Native Cotton

Authors

  • Ludwig Declercq-Pedraza Universidad de Lima (Perú)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26439/ing.ind2017.n035.1798

Abstract

The objective of this study is to evaluate the technical feasibility to obtain high quality yarns from Peruvian native cotton. This cotton grows in the north coast of Peru and is characterized by being naturally pig-mented with colors such as cream, green, brown, purple, white and beige without being dyed. However, this cotton has some features such as short fiber and low torsional resistance which makes it impossible to spin it with conventional machinery; therefore, a machine specially adapted for the spinning process was used.

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Author Biography

  • Ludwig Declercq-Pedraza, Universidad de Lima (Perú)

    Ingeniero industrial por la Universidad de Lima. Investigador del algodón nativo de color desde el 2013 el inventor de una máquina acondicionada para hilar algodón nativo de color, patentada por la Universidad de Lima. Se desempeña como asistente de la vicepresidencia de Operaciones de IC Power, empresa que cuenta con plantas de generación de energía en Latinoamérica e Israel. Cuenta con experiencia en las áreas de Proyectos y Operaciones.

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Published

2017-12-21

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Industrial business projects

How to Cite

The industrialization of Peruvian Native Cotton. (2017). Ingeniería Industrial, 35(035), 141-161. https://doi.org/10.26439/ing.ind2017.n035.1798