Fabric (unit 2) Flashcards

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1
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How is Fabric constructed?

A

Fabric is constructed by weaving, knitting or bonding
fibres and yarns together a

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2
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What is fabric?

A

The material used to
make textile products.

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3
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What are the 4 things the nature of fabric is effected by?

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  1. Fibre composition
  2. Yarn structure
  3. Choice of construction technique
  4. choice of finish
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4
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How is woven fabric constructed?

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Weaving/interlacing two sets of yarns together under and over eachother to create fabric.

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5
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What are the two sets of yarns used to construct woven fabric called?

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The Warp and the Weft.

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Describe the direction of the two sets of yarns used to construct woven fabric.

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The Warp runs vertically while the Weft runs horazontally.

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7
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What are the properties of woven fabric determined by?

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  1. The type and quality of the fibre used
  2. The type, strength and degree of twist of the yarn used
  3. The type of weave used
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8
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Name 3 types of weaves

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  1. Plain weave
  2. Twill weave
  3. Satin weave
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9
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how is knitted fabric constructed?

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The interlacing or looping of one or more yarn.

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10
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What are the vertical and horizontal loops in knitting called?

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Vertical loops are called whale while the horizontal loops are called course

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11
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Name 3 ways in wich knitting can be produced.

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  1. Hand knitting (2 kneedles)
  2. Domestic knitting
  3. Machine knitting (industrial knitting)
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12
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The interlock knit is also known as…

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double knit

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13
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Describe the interlock knit

A

two layers of knitting back to back

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14
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How is non-woven fabric made?

A

converting fibres that have not undergone the spinning process into fabric
i.e. fibres are not formed into yarn and there is no grainline.

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15
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What are some methods of making non-woven fabric?

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  1. Needle felting
  2. Chemical bonding
  3. Thermo bonding
  4. Mechanical bonding
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16
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What is a common construction method when making non-woven fabrics?

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  1. the formation of a web
  2. the bonding of the web to hold fibres in place
17
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What will fibres with a stronger frictional force require to bond them?

A

pressure and agitation

18
Q

What will fibres that will slip past eachother require to bond them?

A

An adeheisive (spray, powder or pattern)

19
Q

What are geotextiles?

A

Polymer fabrics (chemical compounds made up of small molecules that are repeated to form a larger molecule)

20
Q

What are some ways geotextiles are used?

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Maily civil engeneering purposes such as the constructionof roads, drains, harbour works and breakwaters as well as being used for land reclemation

21
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What are some properties of geotextiles?

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  1. Tensile strength
  2. heat resistance
  3. Impact strength
  4. Elongation
    5.Stress crack resistance
22
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What are some uses or geotextiles?

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  1. Filtration
  2. Drainage
  3. Reinforcment
  4. Cushioning
  5. Waterproofing
  6. Separation
23
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How are Laminates made?

A

s bonding multiple layers of materials together to form a composite

24
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What are some advantages of Laminates?

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durable, more affordable, variety of finishes, easy maintenance.
Resistant to strains.

25
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Why are laminates made?

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To make a composite that is stronger, more durable, and more functional than the individual components.

26
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What are some disadvantages of laminates?

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Cannot repair, Cannot recycle, not as visually appealing, heat
sensitive (warp or melt)

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