Solvent Scouring Process with Advantages and Disadvantages
What is Solvent Scouring? Solvent scouring is the treatments of fabrics in organic solvent medium to remove impurities such as lubricating oils and spin finishes. …
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Surfactants in Textile Processing: Classification and Uses
What is Surfactants? The word Surfactant is coined from the expression “surface active agent”. As the phrase implies, a surfactant molecule possesses surface activity, a …
Identification of End (Warp) and Pick (Weft) of Fabric
Introduction: End (warp) and Pick (weft) are important components in woven fabric, and they refer to the warp and weft yarns, respectively. Warp and weft …
Dyeing Recipe Calculation in Textile Industry
Dyeing Recipe Calculation: A lab dip is a sample of fabric that has been dyed as per requirements. When a dye house or color lab …
Procedure of Lab Dip Development by the Different Dyestuff in the Laboratory
Lab Dip Development: A lab dip is a sample of fabric to define color and its recipe before it goes for bulk dyeing. It is …
Dyeing Process of Glass Fibre Filaments and Fabrics
Glass Fiber: Glass is an inorganic nonmetallic material. Generally, the glass state is defined as the frozen state of a supercooled and thus a solidified …
List of Fibers Used in Geotextiles | Selection of Fibers for Geotextiles
Use of Fibers in Geotextiles: Primary uses of geotextiles are separation or stabilization, drainage, erosion control and reinforcement of road sides or river banks. Different …