Fibre is the basic unit of fabric. Do you know what a fibre
looks like? To understand, this take a small amount of cotton and pull out the
smallest part from it. Study carefully. These may be long or short strands with
a smooth structure that looks like white hair. Actually, these are fibres. A
single fibre of cotton is difficult to locate but can be easily recognized in a
mass of cotton. Now, consider the structure of wool fibres. You know these are
hair of animals like sheep, goat, rabbit, camel etc. Sweaters, socks, gloves,
scarves, shawls and coats etc., are made from these hair/fibres. You can check
this by opening a thread pulled out from a pure woolen fabric, or knitting
wool. What do you see? Similarly, there are many other fibres like - jute,flax, linen,silk,rayon(viscose,acetate),nylon,polyester,acrylic etc.... available to us,
which can be used to make cloth. A fibre is a fine hair like strand and is the basic unit of textiles
from which we make yarns and then the fabric.
Introduction: Humidity: Humidity is the term used to describe the moisture existing in the atmosphere. Relative Humidity: The amount of water vapor in the air at any given time is usually less than that required to saturate the air. The actual vapor pressure ratio to standard vapor pressure ratio at the same temperature defines as the percentage is called relative humidity. Objectives: (1) To maintain atmospheric condition of testing laboratory. (2) To obtain good efficiency in work place. (3) To know about dry and wet bulb hygrometer. (4) To maintain physical properties of the fiber. Machine description: A hygrometer is an instrument used for measuring the moisture content in the atmosphere. It consists of two bulb called dry bulb and wet bulb. A muslin sleeve is attached with the bottom of wet bulb. There is a place in the bottom of the hygrometer where water box can be attached. One end of the muslin sleeve s attached with the wet bulb and the other end is inse...
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