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            Our next article based on Wet processing technology. We discuss about this topic What is wet processing? Sequence of wet processing. What is dyeing? What is dye? What is chromophore? What is colorant? What is pigment? Write down the difference between colorant and pigment? What is printing? Write down the difference  between dyeing and printing? How may dyes? Which dye are most popular in bangladesh?      AND MANY TOPICS ALSO DISCUSS............................................................................................                                                      Thank you ..................

                       Acid Dye Content 1.Define/Definition 2.Sources 3.Application of acid dye 4.Uses of acid dye Acid dyes are sodium salts of sulphonic acid but there are a few containing carboxyl groups. The acid dyes have direct affinity towards protein fibers and polyamide fibers. An  acid dye  is a dye that is typically applied to a textile at low pH. They are mainly used to dye wool, not cotton fabrics. Some acid dyes are used as food colorants Sources: The name “Acid dye” gives some insight into its chemical composition. As the name implies, acid dyes consist of acidic molecular groups that characterize the compounds. The process of using acid dyes predominantly takes place in water, when the acid dye is dissolved and therefore able to interact with the material being colored. Historically, acid dyes were most commonly used to dye materi...

      YARN MANUFACTURING   TECHNOLOGY LAB-2 Experiment:1 EXP. NAME: Study on gearing diagram of a Drawframe Machine. Introduction /Theory: Drawframe  is a machine for combining and drawing slivers of a textile fiber (as of hemp for rope manufacture or cotton for spinning). Drawing  is the operation by which slivers are blended, doubled and leveled. In short staple spinning the term is only applied to the process at a It is a process of yarn manufacturing in which the sliver is elongated when passes through pairs of rollers, each pair moving faster than the previous one.This permits combination of several slivers. These slivers are drawn and elongated to straighten and create greater uniformity.There are two types of draw frame 1.     Draw frame -1/Pre-comb drawing/Breaker draw frame 2.     Draw frame -2/Post-comb drawing/Finisher draw frame Objectives of Draw Frame: 1. To straighten the fibre...

Content 1. Yarn definition 2. Single Yarn definition 3. Plied Yarn definition ` 4. Thread definition 5. Range of some yarn( Carded yarn, Combed yarn, Rotor yarn, Knit yarn, Woven yarn) 6. Yarn Types 7. Designation of Yarn Yarn: A continuous linear strand of fibers/filament assembly ,either twist or not. Single yarn: Primarily which fiber are twisted and we got it . Plied yarn : When two single yarn are twisted it is known as plied yarn. Thread: Thread is a type of yarn intended for sewing by hand or machine.  The range of difference type of yarn Carded yarn:     2200-2400 Combed yarn:   2800-3200 Rotor yarn:       1600-1800 Knit yarn:         2100-2300 Woven yarn:    2400-2600 Types of Yarn Seven types of yarn     Here                                ...

                                  Weaving Process, Weaving Cycle  Weaving process: The process by which producing fabric in interlacing warp and weft thread is known as weaving process. Loom/ Weaving Machine: The machine used for weaving is know as  Loom/weaving Machine.                                                    Weaving Cycle  Weaving cycle mainly three types  This three motion are required in the Loom for Weaving. 1. Primary motion Shedding Picking Beat up  2. Secondary Motion  Take up Let off 3.Tertiary Motion  Warp and weft stop motion  Warp and weft protector Some Important Definition  1. Shedding: The space between two yarn sheets  is called shedding. Or ...

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Garments Term and definition v Across shoulder: It is the measure of straight across back of garments, from one shoulder point to other. v Across back: It is the measure of straight across back of garment at midpoint of armhole seam or edge from one side to the another. v Allowance: When garments is made by adding extra dimension with the net dimension of the garments is called allowance.