1.4 TS Lectures List

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There are total 75 lectures in this subject which are as below
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1. Chapter-01: 12 Lectures (View) Definition of fiber, general & essential properties of fiber, Classification of textile fibers.
2. (View) Definition: Natural fibers, Animal, Vegetable, Mineral, Bast Fibers
3. (View) Description of vegetable fibers and their physical and chemical properties.
4. (View) Description of animal fibers and their physical and chemical properties.
5. (View) Description of mineral and bast fibers and their physical and chemical properties.
6. (View) Definition: Regenerated fibers., Rayon (Viscose), Rayon (Acetate), Rayon (Cuprammonium), Synthetic fibers. Definition of man-made fiber, Nylon, Polyester (Terylene/Decron), Acrylic (Orlon)
7. (View) Description of Regenerated fibers., Rayon (Viscose), Rayon (Acetate), Rayon (Cuprammonium)
8. (View) Description of Synthetic fibers. Nylon, Polyester (Terylene/Decron), Acrylic (Orlon),
9. (View) Identification of textile fibers: Visual inspection, Burning Test, Microscopic identification, Chemical test (elementary), Detail study of Visual inspection, Burning Test of fibers
10. (View) Detail study of Microscopic identification of fibers ,
11. (View) Detail study of Chemical test of fibers (elementary)
12. (View) What are blends? Elementary knowledge of blends.
13. Chapter-02: 12 Lectures (View) Definition of Yarn, General Properties of Yarn, Classification of yarn based on their length, source and structure, Yarn Type
14. (View) What is spinning, flow chart of spinning,
15. (View) Type of spinning based on length of yarn:
16. (View) Elementary knowledge of different processes involved in the conversion of fibers into yarn: Ring Spinning Description etc. Glossary of spinning
17. (View) Ring Spinning Description etc
18. (View) Yarn type and their properties- Ply Yarn, Cabled Yarn, Doubled Yarn
19. (View) Yarn type and their properties- Novelty Yarn, Slub Yarn, Flake Yarn, Spiral Yarn
20. (View) What is weave, Types of weaves, Simple weaves:Plain weave and its derivatives Twill weave and its different form.
21. (View) Sewing thread: Definition, its construction, characteristics, Thread sizes and selection.
22. (View) Yarn Count System: What is yarn count. Type of yarn count, Direct system
23. (View) Yarn Count System: Indirect system and description of each measurement under these.
24. (View) Yarn Twist (S or Z)
25. Chapter-03: 12 Lectures (View) Definition of fabric, Classification of woven fabrics
26. (View) Elementary knowledge of different processes involved in the conversion of yarn into fabric: Glossary of weaving
27. (View) What is weave, Types of weaves, Simple weaves:Plain weave and its derivatives Twill weave and its different forms. Crepe Weave, Satin weave, Sateen, Special weave: Diamond, Huck-a-back. Honey comb,
28. (View) Detailed study of plain weave and its derivatives.
29. (View) Detailed study of twill weave and its derivatives.
30. (View) Detailed study of satin weave and its derivatives.
31. (View) Detailed study of sateen weave and its derivatives.
32. (View) Detailed study of diamond weave and its derivatives.
33. (View) Detailed study of huck-a-back weave and its derivatives.
34. (View) Detailed study of Honey comb weave and its derivatives.
35. (View) Detailed study of crepe weave and its derivatives.
36. (View) Fabric count (Weight of fabric) (Units of textile measurement)
37. Chapter-04: 12 Lectures (View) Methods of manufacturing: (Glossary of textile terms) Classification of methods of fabric manufacturing, weaving, (Woven) ( simple, compound, looped, tufted, gauze, leno etc
38. (View) Knitting (knitted) Weft knitted, Warp Knitted
39. (View) Structure (weave): Plain (Long cloth, Popline, Rubia, Casement,Cambric, Voile, Mulmul, Buckram etc,
40. (View) Structure (weave): Twill Weave (Drill, Denim, Jean, Tweed, Serge, Gaberdine etc
41. (View) Structure (weave): Satin, Crepe, Mockleno, Leno,Gauze, Bedford Cord,
42. (View) Structure (weave): Welt, Pique, Terry, Velvet,Velveteen, Corduroy.
43. (View) Quality and Construction: Definition of EPI, PPI, Yarn count & Ply of warp and weft yarn
44. (View) Quality and Construction: (Coarse, Medium, Fine, Superfine, based on EPI, PPI, Count & Ply of warp and weft yarn )
45. (View) Weight: (Light, Medium, Heavy)
46. (View) Level of ornamentation: (Dyed, Stripe, Check ( Dropbox ), figured-Tapestry, Brocade, Damask ( dobby and jacquard etc.) Printed
47. (View) Use : Shirting, Suiting, Lining, Dress Material, Bed cover,
48. (View) Use : Table cover, Curtain, Furnishing, Upholstery etc.
49. Chapter-05: 09 Lectures (View) Level of ornamentation: Figured-Tapestry, Brocade, Damask ( dobby and jacquard etc.) Printed
50. (View) Detailed study of natural dyes (Vegetable, Animal, Mineral)
51. (View) Detailed study of synthetic dyes (acetate, acid, basic)
52. (View) Detailed study of synthetic dyes (sulpher, vat, pigment)
53. (View) Eco Friendly dyes,
54. (View) Batik
55. (View) Tie and dye
56. (View) Factors which affect fading of dyed fabrics (Light, Humidity, Perspiration)
57. (View) Factors which affect fading of dyed fabrics(Gas fumes, Laundering, Heat)
58. Chapter-06: 09 Lectures (View) What is printing? Difference between dyeing and printing? Which dyes are for printing?
59. (View) Methods of printing: Direct printing, Discharge printing, Resist printing, Block* printing, Roller* printing.
60. (View) Methods of printing: Duplex printing, Stencil printing, Screen* printing, Transfer printing, Blotch printing.
61. (View) Methods of printing: TAK Dyeing, Jet spray printing, Electrostatic printing,   
62. (View) Methods of printing: Photo Printing
63. (View) Methods of printing: Differential Printing
64. (View) Methods of printing: Roller Printing
65. (View) Methods of printing: Warp printing, Batik Dyeing, Tie dyeing, Ikat dyeing, 
66. (View) Plangi dyeing, Airbrush (Spray) painting, Composition or paste designing, Flocking, 
67. Chapter-07: 09 Lectures (View) Study of different commercial fabrics for their structure and construction
68. (View) Study of different commercial fabrics for their structure and construction
69. (View) Study of different commercial fabrics for their structure and construction
70. (View) Study of different commercial fabrics for their structure and construction
71. (View) Study of different commercial fabrics for their structure and construction
72. (View) Study of different commercial fabrics for their structure and construction
73. (View) Study of different commercial fabrics for their structure and construction
74. (View) Study of different commercial fabrics for their structure and construction
75. (View) Study of different commercial fabrics for their structure and construction type a message
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