Basics of Textile Manufacture detailed Syllabus for Textile Technology (TC), K – scheme has been taken from the MSBTE official website and presented for the diploma students. For Subject Code, Subject Name, Lectures, Tutorial, Practical/Drawing, Credits, Theory (Max & Min) Marks, Practical (Max & Min) Marks, Total Marks, and other information, do visit full semester subjects post given below.
For all other MSBTE 2nd Sem Syllabus K – Scheme Textile Technology, do visit MSBTE 2nd Sem Syllabus K – Scheme Textile Technology Subjects. The detailed Syllabus for basics of textile manufacture is as follows.
Rationale
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Course Outcomes:
Students will be able to achieve & demonstrate the following COs on completion of course based learning
- Use pre-opening principles to deliver quality material for subsequent processes
- Apply the principles of spinning to produce the yarn.
- Use the yarn numbering system to estimate the yarn size.
- Select the relevant preparatory process to produce fabric
- Apply the principle of interlacement to produce plain woven fabric.
- Use the principle of design to reproduce the textile material
Unit I
Pre-opening 1.1 Textile fiber: definition, Essential properties and classification. 1.2 Traditional Cotton cultivation and hand picking. (IKS) 1.3 Pre cleaning: objects of pre ginning and ginning. 1.4 Flow chart for carded, combed and double yarn.
Suggested Learning Pedagogy
Chalk-Board Video Demonstrations Cooperative Learning Site/Industry Visit
Unit II
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Unit III
Yarn Numbering system 3.1 Yarn numbering system. 3.2 Practical difficulties in measuring the yarn diameter. 3.3 Yarn specification-Linear density. 3.4 Calculations of Indirect numbering system and Direct numbering system: English, Metric, Woollen, Worsted, Linen system, Tex and Denier. Chalk-Board Demonstration Site/Industry Visit Cooperative Learning
Unit IV
Preparatory Elements of Weaving 4.1 Fabric Components: warp, weft. Objects: of Winding, warping, sizing, drawing-In, pirn winding, weaving. 4.2 Process flow charts: a) Grey fabric b) Mono color fabric (dyed warp and gray weft), c) Warp or weft stripes d) pattern. 4.3 Classification of looms. 4.4 Methods to produce fabric: weaving, knitting, braiding, non-woven.
Suggested Learning Pedagogy
Demonstration Video Demonstrations Case Study
Unit V
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Unit VI
Fabric Structure 6.1 Method to represent on paper design, draft and peg plan. 6.2 Interlacement Diagram 6.3 Design , draft and peg plan for Plain, Twill, Sateen and Satin. 6.4 Concept of crimp and cover factor.
Suggested Learning Pedagogy
Chalk-Board Demonstration Cooperative Learning Hands-on
Practical / Tutorial Experiences
- * Use blow room machines for opening and cleaning of cotton.
- * Use carding machine to perform individualization and parellisation of cotton to prepare sliver.
- * Use draw frame machine for drafting and atteneaution of cotton sliver.
- Use combing machine for short fiber removal.
- Use fly frame machine for drafting, twisting and winding process to prepare rove.
- * Use Ring frame machine for drafting, twisting and winding to prepare given count of yarn.
- * Use the wrap reel and weighing balance to determine the yarn count.
- * Use winding machine to convert smaller package to bigger package.
- * Use warping machine to prepare warpers beam.
- Use sizing machine to prepare weavers beam.
- Use Pirn winding machine to prepare pirn for weaving process.
- Use weaving machines to produce given type of fabric.
- * Use power looms to correlate the principles of fabric manufacturing process.
- * Use power looms to trace various types of motion used on loom.
- * Use woven fabric samples to identify warp, weft and interlacement pattern.
- Use woven fabric samples to estimate crimp, cover factor GSM and GLM.
Micro Project / Self Learning
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Laboratory Equipment / Software Required
- Trutzschler Blow room machine 1
- Trutzschler Trumac Carding mcahine , Draw Frame and combing machine. 3,4,2
- LMW Fly frame speed upto 1400 RPM and LMW Ring frame machine 5,6
- Wrap reel, Pick glass and weighing balance 7
- Automatic Drum Winding machine speed upto 1200 mpm 8
- Sectional/ Beam warping Machine 9
- Sizing Machine Model 10
- Plain Power Loom, Sulzer Projectile Weaving Machine, Dormier Rapier 11,12,13,14
- Fabric samples, Pick glass, weighing balance. 15,16
Learning Materials / Books
- Klein Werner The Technology of short staple spinning The Textile Institute ISBN : 1 87081298 8
- Salotra K.R Spinning of Manmades and Blends on cotton spinning The Textile Association Of India, ISBN :81 89328 00 X
- Eric Oxberg Spun Yarn Technology Butterworths (Publishers) Limited, 1983, ISBN :0-408014644
- Lord P.R Weaving Conversion of Yarns to Fabric Woodhead Publication ISBN :1 855734834
- Marks & Robbinson Principle Of Weaving The Textile Institute, ISBN :0-900739797
Learning Websites & Portals
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For detail Syllabus of all other subjects of Textile Technology, K – scheme do visit Textile Technology 2nd Sem Syllabus for K – scheme.
For all Textile Technology results, visit MSBTE Textile Technology all semester results direct links.