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    This document describes the types of fabric and the weaving process. There are three main types of fabric: woven, knitted, and non-woven. The woven fabric process involves taking two sets of yarn and interlacing them. Yarn preparation is necessary before weaving to wind the yarn uniformly, improve efficiency and quality, clean the yarn, and remove faults. A good quality yarn is strong, uniform, clean, has proper knots, and is free of imperfections.

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    This document describes the types of fabric and the weaving process. There are three main types of fabric: woven, knitted, and non-woven. The woven fabric process involves taking two sets of yarn and interlacing them. Yarn preparation is necessary before weaving to wind the yarn uniformly, improve efficiency and quality, clean the yarn, and remove faults. A good quality yarn is strong, uniform, clean, has proper knots, and is free of imperfections.

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    This document describes the types of fabric and the weaving process. There are three main types of fabric: woven, knitted, and non-woven. The woven fabric process involves taking two sets of yarn and interlacing them. Yarn preparation is necessary before weaving to wind the yarn uniformly, improve efficiency and quality, clean the yarn, and remove faults. A good quality yarn is strong, uniform, clean, has proper knots, and is free of imperfections.

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    Fabric Manufacturing - I

    Introduction of Weaving

    Q. Describe the types of fabric.


    Ans :
    There are three types of fabric. They are
    1. Woven fabric: The fabrics which are produced by two sets of yarn by interlacing
    are called woven fabric. The name of two sets yarn are-
    2. Knitted fabric: The fabrics which are produced by one sets of yarn by interlacing
    are called knitted fabric.

    3. Non woven: Here fabrics are produced by connecting yarn with gummy or
    bonded materials.

    Q. Write down the flow chart of fabric manufacturing or weaving process.


    Dhaka Textile- `06;`04;`03; Noakhali Textile-`09
    Ans:
    Yarn from sag department

    Cone/cheese winding Pirn winding

    Warping

    Sizing

    Drawing-in

    Denting

    weaving

    PREPARED BY:
    Abdullah Nur Uddin Rony & Khurshedul Alam
    BTEC, 2nd Batch.
    Get this by www.bdtextileinfo.blogspot.com
    Checking/Fabric inspection

    Folding.

    Q. Why is yarn preparation necessary? Dhaka Textile- `06;`04.


    Ans:
    Yarn preparation: The yarn which is collected from spinning section cannot be used in
    loom directly. Before using it in loom, it is processed by many ways. These all ways are
    called yarn preparation.
    Reason for yarn preparation or necessary:
    1. To wind yarn uniformly on to a suitable package.
    2. To improve weaving efficiency.
    3. To improve or maintain higher quality of fabric.
    4. To clean the yarn for better appearance and performance.
    5. To remove yarn fault.
    6. To store the yarn.

    Q. Mention the quality or essential feature of a good yarn.


    Dhaka Textile- `06;`04.
    Ans:
    Quality of good warp yarn:
    1. It must be sufficiently and uniformly strong.
    2. Uniform in cross section.
    3. Less hairy and clean.
    4. Proper and standard type and size of knots.
    5. Minimum number of knots.
    6. Parallel arrangements of warp yarn on the weavers beam.
    7. Free from neps, slubs and loose fibres.
    8. Uniform warp tension.
    9. Uniform sized.

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