Chapter 4 Flashcards

vocab

1
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spun yarns

A

composed of short length fibers(staple fibers)

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2
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filament yarns

A

composed of continuous strands of fiber that may be miles long

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3
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carded

A

staple fibers formed into a thick rope of loose fibers called silver-minimum alignment

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4
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combed

A

long parallel uniform fibers-max alignment

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5
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tow

A

linen yarn that is made of short irregular and coarse fibers -minimum alignment

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6
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line

A

long smooth and fine fibers-maximum alignment

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7
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woolen

A

fuzzy uneven diameter bulkier and wider range of length fibers-minimum alignment

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8
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worsted

A

smooth little fuzz tightly twisted and firmer fibers-maximum alignment

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9
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soft twist

A

bulkier, warmer, texture

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10
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hard twist

A

smaller, smoother, stronger

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11
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crepe twist

A

combo twist, pebbly surface

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12
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singles

A

one strand twisted Z direction

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13
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ply

A

stronger than singles S directions

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14
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stretch type

A

made from nylon and produced by the false twist method, knife edge method, and gear crimping method

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15
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bulk type

A

high bulk with low minimum stretch produced by air jet method, knit-deknit method, and stuffer box method

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16
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set textured type

A

hard set yarns minimal no stretch

17
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bare elastic

A

composed of monofilament spandex fiber sharper, gentler shape

18
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covered elastic

A

monofilament that are covered with a spun or filament to hide the elastrometric yarn

19
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core spun

A

central filament core of spandex with a staple fiber spun around the core

20
Q

textured yarn

A

most widely used. the ease and give contribute to the fabric is found attractive by customers

21
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novelty yarns

A

aka fancy yarns. dont have uniform thickness, not durable.

22
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chenille yarns

A

soft pile protruding from the surface. resembles pipe cleaners

23
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metallic yarns

A

strip of metallic fiber

24
Q

denier system

A

1 size. simpler, heavier, and thicker filament yarns. system is based on weight in grams per 9,000 meters

25
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yarn count system

A

inversely proportional to weight of yarn. #2 size ply.

26
Q

blend

A

more than one fiber twisted together to make one yarn

27
Q

mixture

A

more than one yarn to weave or knit a fabric