Textiles/
Wynne, Andrea.
Textiles/ Andrea Wynne [Advisors: Afenyo J.N.F.K., Nkulemu P. and Abadjie B.C.] - Oxford: Macmillan, c1997 - ix,310 p. : col.ill. ; 28cm. - The Motivate Series: Macmillan Texts for Industrial Vocational and Technical Education .
Table of Contents
1: WHAT IS FIBRE?
Introduction
General Fiber Characteristics
Classification of Fibers
Fiber Usage
Commercial Importance of Fibers
2: FIBRE PROPERTIES
Introduction
Fiber Morphology
Fiber Dimensions
Fiber Load / Extension Properties
Fibers and Moisture
3: FIBRE TESTING AND IDENTIFICATION
Fiber Fineness
Fiber Length
Fiber Tensile Properties
Moisture Regain
Fiber Identification
Etc.
4: FIBRE CHEMISTRY AND FINE STRUCTURE
Introduction
Polymers
Fine Structures
5: FIBRE PRODUCTION
Man-Made Fiber Production
Natural Fiber Production
Fiber Modification
6: YARN PARAMETERS AND CHARACTERISTICS
Introduction
Yarn Types
Yarn Parameters
7: STAPLE SPINNING SYSTEMS
General Principles
Processing Objectives
Drafting
Spinning Methods
8: SHORT-STAPLE SPINNING
Introduction
Opening and Cleaning
Blending
Carding
Drawing
Combing
Reducing
Etc.
9: TEXTURING AND TWO-TO-TOP CONVERSION
Introduction
Reasons for Texturing
Types of Textured Yarn
Texturing Methods
Two-To-Top Conversion
High-Bulk Yarns
10: PLIED, CABLED AND FANCY YARNS
Introduction
Ply Yarn Properties
General Principles
Methods of Twisting
End-Uses for Plied Yarns
Etc.
11: YARN TESTING
Introduction
Why Test Yarns?
Raw Material Impurity Content
Linear Density
Twist
Yarn Tenacity
Etc.
12: YARN PREPARATION
Introduction
Sequence of Processes
Single-End Winding
Multi-End Winding
13: WEFT KNITTING
Introduction
Knitting Terms and Definitions
Properties of Knitted Fabric
Knit, Tuck and Miss Stich Types
Weft Knitting Machines
Etc.
14: WARP KNITTING
Introduction
Warp Knitted Fabric Properties
Types of Machine
Loop Formation
Warp Knitted Fabric Structures
Properties of Two Guide-bar Structures
Etc.
15: WOVEN FABRIC
Introduction
Woven Fabric Parameters
Plain Weaves
Twill Weaves
Satins and Sateens
Drawing-in, Denting and Lifting Plans
Etc.
16: WEAVING
Introduction
Weaving Mechanisms
Basic Loom Design
Loom Settings
Shedding
Weft Insertion
Beating-up
Etc.
17: NON-WOVEN FABRICS
Introduction
Webs
Stable-Fiber Webs
Continuous Filament Webs
Non-Woven Fabric-Forming Techniques
Composite Fabrics
18: FABRIC TESTING
Introduction
Fabric Analysis
Incoming Yarn
Fabric Dimensions
19: WET PROCESSING
Introduction
The Basic Operations
Wet Processing and the Manufacturing Sequence
Industrial Organization
Batch and Continuous Processing
20: PREPARATION PROCESSES
Introduction
Preparation of Woven Cotton Fabrics
Preparation of Wool Textiles
Preparation of Man-Made Fiber Textiles
Fiber Damage
21: COLORATION PROCESSES
Introduction
Classification of Dyes
Dyeing
Printing
Effectiveness of Coloration Processes
22: FINISHING PROCESSES
Introduction
Finishing Processes
Chemical Finishes
Effectiveness of Finishing Treatments
Includes Index P. 308-310
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Textiles/ Andrea Wynne [Advisors: Afenyo J.N.F.K., Nkulemu P. and Abadjie B.C.] - Oxford: Macmillan, c1997 - ix,310 p. : col.ill. ; 28cm. - The Motivate Series: Macmillan Texts for Industrial Vocational and Technical Education .
Table of Contents
1: WHAT IS FIBRE?
Introduction
General Fiber Characteristics
Classification of Fibers
Fiber Usage
Commercial Importance of Fibers
2: FIBRE PROPERTIES
Introduction
Fiber Morphology
Fiber Dimensions
Fiber Load / Extension Properties
Fibers and Moisture
3: FIBRE TESTING AND IDENTIFICATION
Fiber Fineness
Fiber Length
Fiber Tensile Properties
Moisture Regain
Fiber Identification
Etc.
4: FIBRE CHEMISTRY AND FINE STRUCTURE
Introduction
Polymers
Fine Structures
5: FIBRE PRODUCTION
Man-Made Fiber Production
Natural Fiber Production
Fiber Modification
6: YARN PARAMETERS AND CHARACTERISTICS
Introduction
Yarn Types
Yarn Parameters
7: STAPLE SPINNING SYSTEMS
General Principles
Processing Objectives
Drafting
Spinning Methods
8: SHORT-STAPLE SPINNING
Introduction
Opening and Cleaning
Blending
Carding
Drawing
Combing
Reducing
Etc.
9: TEXTURING AND TWO-TO-TOP CONVERSION
Introduction
Reasons for Texturing
Types of Textured Yarn
Texturing Methods
Two-To-Top Conversion
High-Bulk Yarns
10: PLIED, CABLED AND FANCY YARNS
Introduction
Ply Yarn Properties
General Principles
Methods of Twisting
End-Uses for Plied Yarns
Etc.
11: YARN TESTING
Introduction
Why Test Yarns?
Raw Material Impurity Content
Linear Density
Twist
Yarn Tenacity
Etc.
12: YARN PREPARATION
Introduction
Sequence of Processes
Single-End Winding
Multi-End Winding
13: WEFT KNITTING
Introduction
Knitting Terms and Definitions
Properties of Knitted Fabric
Knit, Tuck and Miss Stich Types
Weft Knitting Machines
Etc.
14: WARP KNITTING
Introduction
Warp Knitted Fabric Properties
Types of Machine
Loop Formation
Warp Knitted Fabric Structures
Properties of Two Guide-bar Structures
Etc.
15: WOVEN FABRIC
Introduction
Woven Fabric Parameters
Plain Weaves
Twill Weaves
Satins and Sateens
Drawing-in, Denting and Lifting Plans
Etc.
16: WEAVING
Introduction
Weaving Mechanisms
Basic Loom Design
Loom Settings
Shedding
Weft Insertion
Beating-up
Etc.
17: NON-WOVEN FABRICS
Introduction
Webs
Stable-Fiber Webs
Continuous Filament Webs
Non-Woven Fabric-Forming Techniques
Composite Fabrics
18: FABRIC TESTING
Introduction
Fabric Analysis
Incoming Yarn
Fabric Dimensions
19: WET PROCESSING
Introduction
The Basic Operations
Wet Processing and the Manufacturing Sequence
Industrial Organization
Batch and Continuous Processing
20: PREPARATION PROCESSES
Introduction
Preparation of Woven Cotton Fabrics
Preparation of Wool Textiles
Preparation of Man-Made Fiber Textiles
Fiber Damage
21: COLORATION PROCESSES
Introduction
Classification of Dyes
Dyeing
Printing
Effectiveness of Coloration Processes
22: FINISHING PROCESSES
Introduction
Finishing Processes
Chemical Finishes
Effectiveness of Finishing Treatments
Includes Index P. 308-310
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