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Melt Spinning , Dry spinning and Wet Spinning Method

Man-made fibers are manufactured by spinning the polymer. There are three major types of spinning process. They are- █ Melt Spinning (It is used for polymers that can be melted easily.) █ Dry Spinning (It involves dissolving the polymer into a solution that can be evaporated.) █ Wet Spinning (It is used when the solvent can’t be evaporated and must be removed by chemical means.)

Solar Hot Water Use in Textile, Paper, poultry Feed and etc. Industry

Speed Frame and function of speed frame

The output from the draw frame is fed into the roving frame (also called ‘speed frame or simplex machine or flyer frame‘) where the linear density of sliver is reduced by drafting and the resultant product is called the roving. After the drafting operation, the roving is wound on the bobbin. During winding, a little amount of twist is imparted to the roving.

Cost Saving in Cotton Spinning: Energy Efficiency and Innovative Solutions

Twill & Angle of Twill Weave

A twill weave is characteristics by diagonal ribs (twill lines) on the face of the fabric. These twill lines are produce by letting all warp ends interlace in the same way but displaing the interlaceing points of each end by one pick relative to that of the previous end while the plain weave can only be woven in one form, there exit several options with regrad to twills.

Types of Calenders in Textiles

Effect of Twist on Yarn and Fabric Properties

The twist in yarns can be caused to affect the properties of the fabric in which the yarns are included.When yarns are incorporated in a fabric such that adjacent sets of yarn vary in the direction of twist, different effects like the shade effect, stripe effect etc. can be produced because of light reflecting from two sets of yarns.

Cost Saving in Cotton Spinning: Energy Efficiency and Innovative Solutions

Tensile Testing Terms and Tensile Testing Terms Definitions

Tensile Testing Terms and Tensile Testing Terms Definitions  Engineering stress: Engineering stress can be equated to the load applied per original cross sectional area.   True stress: True stress can be equated to the load applied per instantaneous (actual) cross sectional area. Unit: N/m2 (Pa) Mass/Specific stress: The ratio between applied load and linear density […]

Cost Saving in Cotton Spinning: Energy Efficiency and Innovative Solutions

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