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    This presentation provides an introduction to textiles. It defines textiles as fibers, yarns or fabrics made from natural or artificial fibers. The history of textiles dates back to fibers found in a Georgian cave. The core areas of textiles are spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing and printing. Textiles undergo processing including fiber production, yarn production, fabric production, wet processing and garment manufacturing. The presentation outlines the classification, production and types of fibers, yarns and fabrics. It describes textile machinery and the importance and applications of textiles in various industries.

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    This presentation provides an introduction to textiles. It defines textiles as fibers, yarns or fabrics made from natural or artificial fibers. The history of textiles dates back to fibers found in a Georgian cave. The core areas of textiles are spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing and printing. Textiles undergo processing including fiber production, yarn production, fabric production, wet processing and garment manufacturing. The presentation outlines the classification, production and types of fibers, yarns and fabrics. It describes textile machinery and the importance and applications of textiles in various industries.

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    This presentation provides an introduction to textiles. It defines textiles as fibers, yarns or fabrics made from natural or artificial fibers. The history of textiles dates back to fibers found in a Georgian cave. The core areas of textiles are spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing and printing. Textiles undergo processing including fiber production, yarn production, fabric production, wet processing and garment manufacturing. The presentation outlines the classification, production and types of fibers, yarns and fabrics. It describes textile machinery and the importance and applications of textiles in various industries.

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    This presentation provides an introduction to textiles. It defines textiles as fibers, yarns or fabrics made from natural or artificial fibers. The history of textiles dates back to fibers found in a Georgian cave. The core areas of textiles are spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing and printing. Textiles undergo processing including fiber production, yarn production, fabric production, wet processing and garment manufacturing. The presentation outlines the classification, production and types of fibers, yarns and fabrics. It describes textile machinery and the importance and applications of textiles in various industries.

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    WELCOME TO

    MY
    PRESENTATION
     MY NAME IS SUBRATA KUMAR
    CHANDA UTHPAL
     ID: 143003007
     STUDYING B.SC IN TEXTILE
    ENGINEERING AT GREEN UNIVERSITY
    MY PRESENTATION TOPIC

     INTRODUCTION TO TEXTILE
    WHAT IS TEXTILE?

     The word “Textile” originally


    applied only to woven
    fabrics,now generally applied to
    fibers,yarns,or fabrics or products
    made offers.
    HISTORY OF TEXTILES

     Textile identified by archaeologists is at


    the Dzudzuana Cave in the Georgia.
     Flax fibers was discovered had been
    twisted,cut,dyed a range of colors.
    TEXTILE CORE AREAS

     Spinning
     Weaving
     Knitting
     Dyeing
     Printing
     Apparel
    FLOW CHART OF TEXTILE
    PROCESSING
    TEXTILE FIBER

     The raw material(natural or artificial)


    which is used to produce in order to
    make fabric is called textile
    fiber.Example- cotton, Polyester etc.
    CLASSIFICATION OF
    TEXTILE FIBER
    INTRODUCTION TO YARN
    PRODUCTION
     Spinning is the major part of the
    textile manufacturing process where
    three types of fibers are converted
    into yarn,fabrics,finishing process such
    as bleaching to become textiles.
    YARN PROCESSING SYSTEM
    Textile fabrics

     The term fabric can be defined as a


    planner structure by
    interlaced/interloped yarns or fibers
    made by interlocking fibers.
    TYPES OF FABRIC

     Woven fabric:Woven fabrics are made


    by using two or more sets of yarn
    interlaced at right angles to each
    other.
    TYPES OF FABRIC

     Knitted fabric:Knitted fabric are made


    by intermeshing of loops of yarn and
    can be composed of any kind of fiber,
    yarn and industrial end-uses.
    TEXTILE WET
    PROCESSING
     Wet processing of textiles consumes
    huge quantity of water and the
    quality of the process largely
    depends on the water quality.
    Flowchart of textile wet
    processing
    GARMENT
    MANUFACTURING
     Garment manufacturing is an
    assembly orientated activity with a
    great range of raw materials,product
    types, production volume, supply
    chains and associated technologies.
    GARMENT MANUFACTURING
    SEQUENCE
    TEXTILE MACHINERIES

     Spinning Machineries
     Weaving Machineries
     Knitting Machineries
     Dyeing Machineries
     Testing Machineries.etc
    IMPORTANCE OF TEXTILE

     Food industry
     Building materials
     Transporation
     Health industry
     Recreational products
    USED IN TEXTILE

     Garments
     Technical textiles
     Geo textiles
     Medical textiles
     E-textiles
    THANK YOU

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