guide to textile technology
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Textile Technology
Textile Calculations and Structure of Fabrics by Ashenhurst (H.B)
Page : 220
- ISBN : 978-8182470187
- Dimensions : 18.5 x 13 x 1.5 cm
- this book is a basic and comprehensive book, in the following pages one can hardly expect that such a coverage can be satisfactorily covered, yes, subject like this which is rarely available in books is in your hand. It covers count of yarns, sett calculations, to calculate weight and cost of wrap, to find the cost of fabrics, the structure of fabrics, fabrics of same structure but different weight etc.this book will prove its value who actually wants accurate and extensive information of calculation and structure of fabrics.this book will serve as text book to the students.
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Textile Technology
Textile Colouring by M.G. Mahadevan (H.B)
ISBN: 9788182472013
Colourisation of Textile is one of the main processes in manufacturing but very few books available on this particular subject. So keeping in mind the problem faced by the students and industries the author has taken up this project to write this handy but informative book.The silent features of the book are: 1. Introduction to Colourisation, 2,. Colour Different Measurement, 3. Colouration of Textiles, 4. Colour assessment, 5. Order system for colourisation, 6. Direct cotton to salt colours, 7. colour mixing, 8. Optical effects in Colour and design, 9. Colour theory etc.So above all this volume is prime concern to students, teachers, industries involved in textile industry and also must for the shelf of every library.SKU: n/a -
Textile Technology
Textile Finishing by W.S. Murphy (H.B)
TEXTILE FINISHING his thoretically and experientially grounded reference/text provides a complete overview of the principles and applications of textile finishing. It is well researched, illustrated and comprehensive volume on the subject.
Contents
- Factory Finishing
- 2. The general theory of Bleaching
- Bleaching Process
- 4. Mercerizing
- Textile Printing
- 6. Dyeing.
- The finishing of Cotton, Linen and Silk
- 8. Finishing of Woollen & Worsteds.
- Appendix 10. Glossary of textile Terms
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Textile Technology
Textile Testing by John H. Skinkle (H.B)
Textile testing is carried out for one of several reasons and at several stages in the production of the goods. In general, we may say that testing is carried out in order to answer one or more questions: Are the goods satisfactory? Are the goods better or poorer than another lot? What has been the effect of a certain process on the goods? If the goods are unsatisfactory or unusual, what is the cause of the abnormality? It will be seen that to answer all of these questions except the first involves a comparison of two samples; therefore, absolute standards and tolerances are necessary only to answer the first question. The answers to the first two questions are of interest primarily to the consumer, the answers to the last two questions are of interest to the manufacturer.Where several methods are available the one considered best will be given in detail, and the other methods will be mentioned or considered in less detail. Very often, approximate results may be obtained which are satisfactory for plant use or in a comparison and which require little or no special apparatus. These are especially valuable, since many small plants cannot afford expensive apparatus, and even larger plants occasionally wish to make a test of some sort which is not usually performed because it is unnecessary, and which does not warrant the outlay of any great sum of money.At the end of each chapter, a bibliography of references is given for each test which is mentioned in the chapter, so that if the reader is interested, he can obtain further information.SKU: n/a -
Textile Technology
Textile Weaving and Design by W.S.Murphy (H.B)
ISBN: 9788182471664
In this handy volume the author has contingently arranged the various branches of weaving and designing industry, and trusts that it will be found to meet the want which undoubtley exists for such a book.Each section of the book focuses on a basic aspect of weaving and designing or on general issue related to this subject. All the nine chapters follow the normal sequence used in weaving and designing. If chapter one gives introduction and general information chapter two tells how to design plain cloth, chapter 3 is devoted to twilling and four rearranges twills and checks, chapter five is on drafting and six gives information on figure weaving, chapter seven is on gauze pattern, chapter eight tells us about plush and valvet and last chapter nine has a detailed information on double clothes.Over all this comprehensive source book offers students a wealth of text as well visual information about weaving and designing.
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Textile Technology
The Dyeing of Woollen Fabrics by Franklin Beech (Hardback)
- Dimension : 22.5 x 14.5 x 1.6
- ISBN-13 : 978-81-85733-302
In this book the author has endeavoured to supply the dyer of woollen fabrics with a conveniently arranged handbook dealing with the various branches of the wool dyeing industry, and trusts that it will be found to meet the want which undoubtedly exists for such a book.
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Textile Technology
The Finishing of Jute and Linen Fabrics by Thomas Woodhouse (H.B)
- Page : 346
- ISBN : 978-8182471559
- Dimension : 25 x 16.5 x 2.5 cm
This book is designed to inform and advise about the finishing of jue and linen process, how to go through it and get the most out of it.
The range of subject is comprehensive, and include illustrations and descriptions of the following branches of the trade: Inspecting and Mending, Cropping or Cutting, Dumping, Calendering and Chesting, Mangling, Measuring, Marketing, Rolling, Crisping and Rolling, Lapping or Plaiting, Packing, Bag and Dack Cutting, Straching, Dyeing, Drying, Twine Tarring, Waterproofing and Fireproofing, Bleaching, Schuting and Expanding, Stentering, Jigging, Guiding and feeding, Belt Streching, Chasing, Beetling, Ornamentation bt Hem Stitching, Embroidery, and similar mechanical operations.
In addition to the above features appear, more than 400 illustrations in 312 figures to give more and much more information about the process.
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Textile Technology
The Principles and Practice of Textile Printing by Edmund Knecht (Hardback)
- Page : 668
- ISBN : 978-8182476257
Excerpt from The Principles and Practice of Textile Printing All the standard works on the subject, as well as patent and current literature, have been consulted. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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Textile Technology
Wool Carding and Combing by A.F. Barker (H.B)
ISBN:9788182471566
PAGE:264
WOOL COMBING & CARDING: This volume of an incomparable scholarly resource remains the most thorough work available on the subject which students and industrialist was looking for. Every aspect of the subject is discussed in lucid and simple language.
CONTENTS
1.Wool and Hair producing Animals
2.Sheep Breeding and Mendelism
3.Commerce in Wool & Hairs
- Wools, Hairs and the re manufactured
- Wool Classing & Sorting
- The physical and chemical properties of Wool, Hairs etc.
- Wool steeping, scouring, dyeing
- Types of Yarn
- The preparation of long wools.
- Combing, Re-combing and Finishing.
And above all hundreds of illustrations are given for the convince so that everybody can understand the operations easily. So author feel that this book is a masterpiece in itself and must for the shelf of every library.
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Textile Technology
Wool Knitting and Crochet by Wilson (H.B)
ISBN : 978-81-8247-214-3
PAGE:113
This handy book is eqally appreciated by beginners or expert,valuable information and instructions for everyone who wishes to learn to do this beautiful work , it embodies selection of designs ;and , from the simplest to difficult step is explained and illustrated .it describe the making of the newest designs of crochet and wool knitting particularly and gives instructions and patterns of many a daily used items.
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Textile Technology
Woollen and Worsted Spinning by A.F. Barker (H.B)
ISBN : 978-81-8247-161-0
PAGE:344
WOOLLEN AND WORSTED SPINNING: This handy volume of about 400 pages, 96 plates and hundreds of drawings explains briefly point by point the process of woolen and worsted spinning. Containing 16 chapters explaining from raw materials like chapter one is The raw material of the woolen industry Blending, second is woolen carding and condensing, third is on woolen yarn spinning and fourth chapter describes woolen frame spinning-twisting winding-fancy yarn production, chapter five is on machines, sixth, seventh and eighth explains basic principlesinvolved in worsted drawing and worsted drawing machines, ninth is on worsted spinning, tenth is on coloring of yarn and mélanges, mixture and twists, eleventh explains drawing and spinning machinery- calculations and outputs, twelfth and thirteenth and fourteenth is on twisting theories, spinning, practice, testing of wool, tops and yarns and last chaper explains defects in raw materials, tops and yarns.So as nothing remained unexplained on the subject authors feels that this book is must for the shelf of every library of textile industry as well as institutions.SKU: n/a -
Textile Technology
Woollen and Worsted Spinning by Miles Collins (H.B)
WOOLLEN AND WORSTED SPINNING
ISBN:9788185733326
This book is a Complete Working Guide to modern practice in the manufacture of woollen and worsted yarns and felt, including the sores, natural properties, grading and cleansing of the raw material, and the machinery and processes of factory work.
This volume is especially adapted for purposes of self instruction and home study. In its preparation, special stress has been laid on the practical as distinguished from the merely theoretical of descriptive form of treatment of each topic; and the utmost care has been used to create a work perfectly adapted not only to meet the requirements of a manual of practical instruction for the beginner in textile art, but also to serve as a reference work replete with information and suggestions of great practical value to the most advanced and experienced textile worker.
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