Test 1 part 2 Flashcards
what are the 6 value determining characteristics of wool?
- grade
- staple length
- wastiness (noils) and soundness (strength)
- purity
- clean wool yield
- character and color
any blood grade can fit in any class, except ___, _____, and _____ cannot be french combing
1/4, low 1/4 and common braid
what happens in combing?
- noils (short fibers) removed from clothing
- longest fibers used
- finest wool used
- minium 2 3/4 for fine, 5” for braid
the lower the grade the ____ the fiber must be
longer
what two categories can become warted wool?
combing and french combing
French combing
- intermediate length
- fibers wooven parallel
- minimum 1 1/4 for fine, 3/8 needs to be 2 1/4 - 3 1/4”
clothing wool
- can have short fibers removed in clothing
- less than 1/4 for fine
- less than 5” for braid
- fibers wooven crossways (felted)
carpet wool
- mixture of coarse fibers and hair
- long wool breeds
- small amount produced in the U.S.
how many sheep fleeces fit into one bag?
20-40
what is scouring?
washing the fleece
what is the extra step in warted processing?
combing
tweed is made of ?
rough woolens
What are the 11 steps in the marketing and manufacturing of wool?
- shear in one piece
- sort grease wool
- dust
- scour
- dry
- dye
- card
- comb
- spin
- weave or knit
- finish
Whats happens in Shear in one Piece and what step is it?
a) wool bag (20-40 fleeces) - 200 to 400 lb
b) sell to warehouse
1. truck or deliver
2. check from warehouse
3. clip
Whats happens in sort grease wool and what step is it?
- by fleece at warehouse
2. body parts (blending) at mill
Whats happens in dust and what step is it?
you dust silly!
Whats happens in scour and what step is it?
- 3 to 6 tubs (hot water and soap)
- strength
- lanolin (centrifuge)
Whats happens in dry and what step is it?
- low temperature
2. denaturation
Whats happens in dye and what step is it?
- after scouring (stock dyed)
- after spinning (yarn dyed)
- after weaving (piece dyed)
Whats happens in card and what step is it?
- circular drums
- straighten fiber (interlace into thin web)
- both woolens and worsteds are carded - ONLY WORSTEDS ARE COMBED
- web divided into narrow strips (slivers), rubbed together to form roving. roving twisted to form yarn for tweeds
- still has short fibers
Whats happens in comb and what step is it?
- carded slivers combed and condensed
- straightened fibers, lays them parallel, removes noils
- strands make up a sliver
- silver wound into a ball called top
- yarn twisted to form roving
Whats happens in spin and what step is it?
- roving placed on small rollers to draw fibers out farther
2. wound on bobbins and twisted to give finished yarn
Whats happens in weave or knit and what step is it?
warp=threads lengthwise
weft=threads crosswise
Whats happens in finish and what step is it?
- woolens
a. brushed (napped) gives fuzzy look
b. can shear or single - worsteds - sometimes brushed lightly to give fuzzy look
- both fabrics are shrunk (fulling=tighten weave)
a. wet, press through rollers, and wash
b. steam dry - moisture, heat, friction, and pressure shrink material to give smooth appearance
what are some common sheep diseases? (7)
- sore mouth
- tetanus
- enterotexemia (type D)
- vibrosis (f)
- enzootic abortion in ewes (EAE)
- leptospirosis
- caseous
what disease causes sudden death?
enterotoxemia type D
what is a toxoid?
Vaccines are toxoids; they prevent disease
what is a antitoxin?
Anti-toxins are used when a problem already exists
roving
to join textile fibers with a slight twist or pull
sliver
an untwisted strand of the textile fiber produced by carding or combing and ready fir drawing, roving or spinning
what is the cause of sore mouth?
virus in the environment always