Lesson 1 Flashcards
Mention the steps of the process from fiber to final garment
Fiber - yarn - fabric - garment
Explain whats a discontinuous fiber and whats a continuos filament?
Discontinuous fiber: not much lenght
Continuous filament: they already are continuous
Classification: fibers
natural fiber
man-made fiber
Classification: natural fibers
Vegetable
Animal
Mineral
Classification: natural vegetable fibers
seed
baste
leaf
Classification: natural animal fiber
wool
silk
hair
Classification: natural mineral fiber
asbestos
Classification: man-made fiber
regenerated
synthetic
other
Classification: regenerated man-made fiber
cellulose, viscose
protein, acetate
alginate, lyoceli
Classification: synthetic man-made fiber
polyester
polyvinyl, acrylic
polyolefin
others
Classification: other man made-fiber
metallic
glass
carbon
Kind of properties that fibers have
- Morphological (geometry, sheen, hand)
- Chemical (react. to chemicals and resistence)
- Physical-mechanical properties (hygroscopic, heat, insulation, electrical behavior)
- Physiological (allergy, sense hot/cool, resistance to bacteria)
Natural fibers?
obtained form materials in nature without changing the structure of the fiber
Man-made fibers?
Fiber derived from synthetic substances that are polymerized (produced continuos but usually cutted)
Regenerated man-made fibers?
materials of natural origin modified by man chemical processes changing the structure of the fiber
Spinning?
Process that changes fibers in to a long yarn
*****Twisting?
12
Fibers are arranged in loops: Z or S
Woven fabrics?
Textile built by weaving (warp and weft)
**Warp and weft?
**Knitted fabrics? (14)
The yarns follows a course forming loops called bights
Characteristic of woven fabrics
resistance
structure
Characteristic of knitted fabrics
soft
flexible
comfort
Non woven fabrics?
Fibers arranged in layers or crossed bonded by some treatment
Characteristic of non woven fabrics
soft
elasticity
Which are the properties of fabrics?
- yarn composition
- weave
- colors
- weight
- finishing
*****Which are the basic weaves? (18)
- plain weave
- twill weave
- satin weave