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US Bouncing Back?
According to some US official government statistics, the 2011 American textile related business has slightly increased and is expected to continue in 2012. American textile shipments will be around USD30 billion and apparels will amount to USD 9.5 billion whereas rugs will be around USD 19 billion. The load capacity for ....
Study of yarn cross section shape & its diameter
Yarn cross-section is a very important factor to be considered for deciding the physical, mechanical and surface properties of the yarn. The yarn cross section measurement is a very difficult and time consuming task for the textile technologist. There are many parameters of cross section which affect the physical ....
Effect of process parameters & machine design on winding
During clearing and winding the yarn for warping, weaving or knitting it has been found that there is deterioration of certain yarn characteristics like strength, elongation, hairiness etc, and the process parameters thus have substantial influence on the final properties of the yarn, concludes Vaibhav Rane....
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