DEVELOPMENT OF CURATIVE FABRIC USING ACALYPHA INDICA MEDICINAL HERBS FOR SELECTED SKIN DISEASES
Abstract & Details
Research Area
TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY
Keywords
Acalypha Indica
medicinal herbs
curative fabric
textile technology
herbal dyeing
antimicrobial fabric
eco-friendly dye
natural dye
antibacterial properties
antifungal properties
skin diseases
fabric treatment
mordanting techniques
dye extraction
functional textiles
sustainable textiles
organic fabric
textile dyeing
herbal textiles
plant-based dye
biomedical textiles
herbal treatment
wound healing
traditional medicine
Siddha medicine
natural fibers
cotton fabric
knitted fabric
textile innovation
green textiles
bioactive fabric.
**Keywords:**
Acalypha Indica
medicinal herbs
textile industry
curative fabric
herbal dye
antimicrobial finishing
eco-friendly
natural dyeing
mordanting
pad-dry-cure method
antibacterial
E.coli
S.aureus
functional tests
XRD
EDX
SEM
FTIR
burn test
water absorption
elasticity test
fungal infection
textile technology
wound healing
anti-inflammatory
anticancer
Siddha medicine
natural dye extraction
dyeing procedure
mordants
cotton knitted fabric
ethanol extraction
sustainable dyeing
biodegradability
herbal treatment
traditional medicine
Ayurveda
Unani
skin diseases
color fastness
textile characterization
dye storage
dye filtration
mordanting methods
industrial application
eco-friendly textiles.
Abstract
The present investigation was carried out to restore the vintage artwork of
dyeing with herbal dye from leaves of Acalypha indica. It is belonging to
own circle of relatives Euphorbiaceae, generally acknowledged kuppaimeni.
The dye has suitable scope withinside the business dyeing of fabric in the
textile industry. In the existing study, degummed fabric had been dyed with
chemical and herbal mordants. Dyeing turned into accomplished by pre
mordanting, post mordanting and simultaneous mordanting.
Our project focuses over eco-friendly natural antimicrobial finishing knitted
fabric. The fabric is treated with the dye prepared from Acalypha Indica
(Kuppaimeni) through pad-dry-cure method. Then the treated knitted fabric
was put under various tests like Functional (Anti-bacterial) A.Indica shows
effect on bacteria like E.coli and S.aureus. Anti-bacterial property is high
enough to show effect. Characteristics test like XRD, EDX, SEM, FTIR are
taken. XRD shows the high-level presence of dye particles on the surface of
the fabric. SEM & EDX shows the particle, they’re having the proper size
to hold on and give perfect outlook. FTIR result comes out good showing
negative to harmful materials present through peak.
Physical property tests like Burn test, Water observation, Elasticity test are
trialed on A.Indica treated fabric and plain Knitted fabric. The results are
comparatively similar no great difference in drop of fabric after A.Indica
treatment. At last, the fabric will be tested on the fungal infected skin to find
the percentage of effect of the acalypha indica dye treated fabric. It will be
done in sertine interval of time to find the strength and speed of its effect on
human body (or) effected skin.
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Author Information
| # | Name | Institute / Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dr. SIVAKUMAR P | KUMARAGURU COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY |
| 2 | SRIHARI A | KUMARAGURU COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY |
| 3 | MOHAN KUMARAVEL | KUMARAGURU COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY |
| 4 | DHARSHAN VIKAS | KUMARAGURU COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY |
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P, Dr. SIVAKUMAR, A, SRIHARI, KUMARAVEL, MOHAN, & VIKAS, DHARSHAN (2025). DEVELOPMENT OF CURATIVE FABRIC USING ACALYPHA INDICA MEDICINAL HERBS FOR SELECTED SKIN DISEASES. International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education, 11(1), 1094-1104.
MLA Style
P, Dr. SIVAKUMAR, et al. "DEVELOPMENT OF CURATIVE FABRIC USING ACALYPHA INDICA MEDICINAL HERBS FOR SELECTED SKIN DISEASES." International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education, vol. 11, no. 1, 2025, pp. 1094-1104.
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Dr. SIVAKUMAR P, SRIHARI A, MOHAN KUMARAVEL, and DHARSHAN VIKAS, "DEVELOPMENT OF CURATIVE FABRIC USING ACALYPHA INDICA MEDICINAL HERBS FOR SELECTED SKIN DISEASES," International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education, vol. 11, no. 1, pp. 1094-1104, 2025.
Vancouver Style
P Dr. SIVAKUMAR, A SRIHARI, KUMARAVEL MOHAN, VIKAS DHARSHAN. DEVELOPMENT OF CURATIVE FABRIC USING ACALYPHA INDICA MEDICINAL HERBS FOR SELECTED SKIN DISEASES. International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education. 2025;11(1):1094-1104.
Harvard Style
P, Dr. SIVAKUMAR, A, SRIHARI, KUMARAVEL, MOHAN, & VIKAS, DHARSHAN (2025) 'DEVELOPMENT OF CURATIVE FABRIC USING ACALYPHA INDICA MEDICINAL HERBS FOR SELECTED SKIN DISEASES', International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education, 11(1), pp. 1094-1104.
Chicago Style
P, Dr. SIVAKUMAR, et al. "DEVELOPMENT OF CURATIVE FABRIC USING ACALYPHA INDICA MEDICINAL HERBS FOR SELECTED SKIN DISEASES." International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education 11, no. 1 (2025): 1094-1104.
Turabian Style
P, Dr. SIVAKUMAR, et al. "DEVELOPMENT OF CURATIVE FABRIC USING ACALYPHA INDICA MEDICINAL HERBS FOR SELECTED SKIN DISEASES." International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas In Education 11, no. 1 (2025): 1094-1104.
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