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My Textile Notes: Why Fiber Fineness is so Important
13 Oct 2009 by Priyank  
It affects Torsional Rigidity of the Yarn. Torsional rigidity means ability to twist. As fiber fineness increases, torsional rigidity of the yarn reduces proportionally. Thus fibers can be twisted easily during spinning operation. ...
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denim produced from your torn jeans
26 Jul 2009 by Priyank  
to reclaim the waste fiber, the fabric is subjected to garnetting and low tension carding, before spinning it in the form of yarn and using it to weave fabric. the only thing remains to be seen is the techno-commercial viability of such ...
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why cotton shrinks
22 Jun 2009 by Priyank  
also the mechanical stresses, strain and tension, during spinning and weaving etc., when released causes the fabric to shrink. the cotton fabric, when put in water, swelling occurs and rearrangement of internal forces takes place. ...
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polyurethane fibres ( spandax, lycra)
17 Jun 2009 by Priyank  
dmf- dimethyl formamide) and extruded through spinnerettes into a coagulating bath ( water) as in wet spinning or into an atmosphere to remove the solvent as in dry spinning. properties strength: 0.55-1.0 gpd ...
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polypropylene fibres- manufacturing process
14 Jun 2009 by Priyank  
spinning : polypropylene is melt spun. the filaments are extruded at 100 deg c above the melting point, cooled in air chamber and collected on bobbins. the filaments are hot drawn (polyethene- cold drawn) and twisted into yarns. ...
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polyethylene fibres
10 Jun 2009 by Priyank  
spinning : spinning of polyethylene is carried out by melt spinning. the polymer with a molecular weight of about 15000 is spun from the melt at about 205 deg c and extended through a spinnerette of 0.1 mm diameter into a current of ...
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manufacturing process and properties of pva
5 Jun 2009 by Priyank  
spinning the precipitated pva as obtained in the preceding step is pressed and dried. it is then dissolved in water to give a 15% solution of the polymer. this solution is extruded into a spinning bath containing sulphuric acid ( 20%), ...
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My Textile Notes: Polyvinyl Chloride- Manufacturing Process and ...
2 Jun 2009 by Priyank  
Dry Spinning: In the dry spinning process the polymer is dissolved in a mixture of CS2 and acetone, filtered and pumped at 70 deg to 100 deg through spinnerettes into a chamber, provided with heated walls, and into which air is ...
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My Textile Notes: Acrylic- Manufacturing Process and Properties
31 May 2009 by Priyank  
It is heated and extruded into a heated spinning cell. A heated evaporating medium such as air, nitrogen or steam moves counter current to the travel of filaments and removes the solvent to take it to a recovery unit. ...
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My Textile Notes: Manufacturing Process of Polyester
29 May 2009 by Priyank  
Spinning of Polyester Fibres The polymer is extruded in the form of a ribbon. This ribbon is then converted into chips. The wet chips are dried and fed through a hopper, ready for melting. This molten polymer is then extruded under high ...
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