Final Flashcards

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7 Elements of Textiles

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  1. Fiber, 2. Yarn, 3. Fabric ( finish ), 4. Gray goods (Color), 5. Construction, 6. Weight (comfort), 7. Quality (fineness)
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Basic Burn Results

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Cellulose
-smells like burning paper/wood, ash residue or black bead
Protein
-smells like burning hair/vinegar, beads or black ash
Chemical
-smells like celery/sweet chemical,all black/brown beads

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3
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Weight Categories

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Very lightweight: below 1
Lightweight: 2-4
Medium: 5-7
Heavy: 9-11
Very Heavy: above 14
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4
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Define colorfastness

What is it’s affect on Bleach

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  • the ability to keep its original color

- use test like cracking,washing,perspiration,bleach,sunlight,and abrasion.

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5
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What chemicals are used for fiber ID?

What is a positive result?

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  • Acetone, chlorine bleach

- positive result is it dissolves

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6
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Class rating system for Flammability & Abrasion

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Flammability
1,2,3 1A passes 2&3 don’t
Abrasion
5-1
5 no change
1 most severe (holes,loose threads)
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7
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What fibers are stronger?

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Man made Strongest

Natural- Silk is the strongest natural fiber because it’s a filament fiber

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8
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Newton’s are used for which test?

What does it mean?

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  • used for the Elmendorf machine

- tests tearing and measurement of force

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What is Materism?

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  • Different light sources on fabric
  • Different light sources , Different light sources on dye lots, shading or construction
  • use different Macbeth light setting to test
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10
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What is a multi fiber strip?

How is it used?

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  • cloth of multi fibers used for standing and color changing scale
  • used in a perspiration test
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11
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What are control swatches?

Why/how are they used?

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  • they are unaltered constant fabric swatches

- used in colorfast tests

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12
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3 Basic Weaves

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1. Plain
Has best abrasion resistance 
Uses martindale
2. Twill
Strongest weave with higher yarn twist
Uses Elmendorf
3. Satin
Uses universal machine
Best shine and luster
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13
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General info

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Abrasion Resistance-plain, drape-satin,luster-satin,tearing strength-twill, 1:1-plain. 1:2: twill, 4:1-satin

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14
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Levels of shrinkage

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2-3% WOVEN

5-6% KNIT

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15
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What is crocking?

When is it an issue?

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  • when the fabric color transfers by rubbing

- an issue when the scale is 3 or less using the Macbeth lamp

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16
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Study chart on page 95

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Review

17
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Test to determine fiber

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Silk-Protien, Cotton-Burn,Poly-?,Acatate-Acetone,Wool-Microscope