Presentation On Identification Of Warp And Weft Of A Fabric
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The document discusses the characteristics distinguishing warp and weft in fabric, highlighting that the selvedge direction is the warp, and that warp yarn has finer counts and more twists than weft yarn. It also notes that warp yarns tend to be hairier and contain less crimp due to loom tension. Additional aspects such as the appearance of stripe effects and the presence of sized particles help identify warp yarns.
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Presentation On Identification Of Warp And Weft Of A Fabric
- 1. Submitted To Md. Faizul Haque Lecturer Dept. of Textile Engineering Daffodil International University Submitted By Md. Sirajul Islam ID: 152-23-4395 Sec: A Dept of TE
- 2. >>> Identification of Warp and Weft of A Fabric…
- 3. 1. THE DIRECTION OF SELVEDGE IS WARP DIRECTION
- 4. 2. EPI/CPCm IS MORE THEN PPI/PPCm
- 5. 3. THE COUNT OF WARP IS FINER THAN WEFT
- 6. 4. WARP YARN IS MORE TWISTED YARN THAN WEFT YARN
- 7. 5. STRIPE EFFECT IS DONE IN THE WARP DIRECTION
- 8. AND OTHERS ARE: • If any yarn contain sized particles then the sized yarn is warp yarn. • Warp yarns are relatively hairy yarn. • Crimp is contain less in warp yarn due to high tension on loom.
- 9. THE END OR, PERHAPS THE BEGINNING…