Fabric Manufacture-I - 18207
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 CURRICULUM
SL Topics Periods
1. Motion of Weaving 02
2. Loom 06
3. Shedding Mechanism 04
4. Tappet Shedding Mechanism 10
5. Picking Mechanism 09
6. Beating Up 02
7. Timing and Setting 02
8. Take Up Motion 06
9. Let-Off Motion 04
10. Weft Fork Motion 02
11. Warp Protecting Motion 03
  Total 50

 

 CONTENTS
 Topics  Content Periods
01 Motion of Weaving 02
01.01 Principles and definition of fabric manufacture.  
01.02 Motions in weaving: Primary Secondary and Tertiary motions.  
02 Loom 06
02.01 Introduction.  
02.02 Types of Loom: Handloom - brief idea of handloom, Powerloom - default study of plain tappet looms.  
02.03 Various parts of loom and its functions.  
02.04 Healds: Necessity of healds and types of healds.  
03 Shedding Mechanism 04
03.01 Definition.  
03.02 Types of Shed: Closed shed (Bottom-closed and Centre-closed), Open shed - Semi open shed.  
03.03 Merits, demerits and uses of each type of shed.  
03.04 Shedding mechanisms and its kinds: Tappet, Dobby and Jacquard shedding mechanism.  
03.05 The scope of Tappet, Dobby and Jacquard shedding.  
04 Tappet Shedding Mechanism 10
04.01 Tappets, cam and difference between cam and tappets.  
04.02 Types of tappet shedding: Negative tappet shedding and Positive tappet shedding.  
04.03 Various types of tappet shedding: Inside tappet shedding and Outside tappet shedding.  
04.04 Construction of cam and tappets for plain looms.  
04.05 Condition of good shedding.  
04.06 Early shedding and late shedding.  
05 Picking Mechanism 09
05.01 Methods of picking.  
05.02 Types of picking mechanism: Introduction, Principles of spring pick, Principles of Torsion-Picking, Weft control in the multiple-gripper weaving machine.  
05.03 Conventional picking mechanism: Introduction, The cone-overpick mechanism, The cone-underpick mechanism, and other conventional picking mechanism.  
05.04 Shuttle-checking devices: Conventional shuttle looms and Multiple-gripper weaving machines.  
05.05 Shuttle and its types.  
05.06 Defects in shuttle and shuttle cop.  
05.07 Defects in negative picking.  
05.08 Essential feature to a good pick.  
05.09 Comparison between underpick and overpick.  
05.11 Early and Late picking.  
05.12 Study of the following: Picker, Picking Band, Buffer, Check Strap, Swell spring, Shuttle Guard, Shuttle flying, Shuttle trapping.  
06 Beating up 02
06.01 Introduction.  
06.02 Construction and Mechanism.  
06.03 Eccentricity of sley motion and its effect on loom working.  
06.04 Factors affecting the sley motion.  
07 Timing and Setting 02
07.01 A Method of indicating loom-timing.  
07.02 Timing of primary motions in tappet loom.  
07.03 Setting sley, shedding and picking.  
08 Take up Motion 06
08.01 Introduction.  
08.02 Classification of take up motion: Negative and positive take-up motion.  
08.03 Five wheel take-up motion.  
08.04 Seven wheel take-up motion.  
08.05 Dividend of Loom.  
08.06 Calculated dividend and practical dividend.  
08.07 Calculation regarding dividends.  
08.08 Changing the number of picks/inch.  
09 Let-Off Motion 04
09.01 Objects.  
09.02 Types of Let-off motion: Negative and Positive Let-Off Motions.  
09.03 Types of Negative Let-off motion: Frictional let-off motion; Chain, lever and weight let-off motion. Advantages and disadvantages of chain, lever and weight let-off motion.  
09.04 Conditions to good Let-off motion.  
10 Weft-Fork Motion 02
10.01 Objects and principles.  
10.02 Types of Weft Fork motion: Side Weft and Centre Weft fork motion. Relative advantages and disadvantages between a single Weft fork and a centre weft fork motion.  
10.03 Timing of side weft fork motion.  
11 Warp Protecting Motion 03
11.01 Introduction.  
11.02 Types of Warp Protecting motion: Loose Reed, Fast Reed and Electromagnetic Warp Protecting motion.  
11.03 Loom Knocking off or Banging off. Defects of knocking off.  

 

 Recommended Books
SL Title/Publisher Author
1. Weaving Mechanism, Vol. I, II N.N. Banerjee
2. The Mechanism of Weaving Fox
3. Principles of Weaving Robinson and Marks
4. Cotton Weaving and Designing J. B. Taylor
5. Cotton Yarn Weaving A.T.A.
6. Tappet and Dobby Looms T. Robberts
7. Weaving, Machines, Mechanisms, Management Talukdar
8. Weaving Technology Kulkarni

 

 Scheme of Examination: Final Examination Marks = 80
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