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Wind Yarn Preparation: Terms and Definitions for Winding, Warping, and Packaging, Quizzes of Materials science

Textile Manufacturing ProcessesTextile Machinery and EquipmentYarn Preparation TechniquesTextile Quality Control

Definitions for various terms related to warp yarn preparation, including winding, warping, drawing-in/tying-in, sizing/slashing, and the purpose and functions of winding machines. It also covers weak spots, wind angle, flanges, winding speed, types of winding, and ribboning, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of precision winding and step precision winding.

What you will learn

  • What are the goals for a yarn package?
  • What are the functions performed by a winding machine?
  • What affects the wind angle in random winding?

Typology: Quizzes

2014/2015

Uploaded on 02/04/2015

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Download Wind Yarn Preparation: Terms and Definitions for Winding, Warping, and Packaging and more Quizzes Materials science in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 Warp Yarn Preparation DEFINITION 1 WindingWarpingDrawing-In/Tying-InSizing/Slashing TERM 2 Purpose of Winding DEFINITION 2 You want to transfer the package efficiently from one to another TERM 3 Why Weak Spots are Critical? DEFINITION 3 Economic, don't want to yarns to break in weaving TERM 4 Functions performed by winding machine (5) ? DEFINITION 4 Supply: holds the packages of yarnCreeling: Replacing exhausted suppliesKnotting/Slicing: knotting the breaks, slicing the knotsWinding: transferring the packages as they get doneDoffing: Removing the finished (full) packages TERM 5 Goals for a Package? (4) DEFINITION 5 Stable Uniform Tension Optimized Density Maximum length of yarn TERM 6 Wind Angle DEFINITION 6 Inverse Tangent of (Traverse Speed divided by the Wind Speed)Tan-1(T/W) TERM 7 Typical Wind Angle? DEFINITION 7 3-10 degrees TERM 8 Flanges DEFINITION 8 On the ends of the yarn packages Prevent yarns from slipping off the edges Provide Support TERM 9 Winding Speed: Define? DEFINITION 9 length per unit time, usually meters/min TERM 10 Winding Speed: Eqn ? DEFINITION 10 pi*D* ND= DiameterN= # turns TERM 21 Pros: Precision Winding DEFINITION 21 Ordered yarn makes for a easier production Unwinding is easier due to uniformity More density package meaning the volume increases less rejection b/c of less overthrow Easier to avoid ribboning TERM 22 Cons: Precision Winding DEFINITION 22 Smaller Package size = used for a purpose like sewing thread TERM 23 Step Precision or Intermediate DEFINITION 23 Combo of Random and Precision TERM 24 Intermediate or Step Precision Winding: Why it's used? DEFINITION 24 use the precision winding feature of a approximately constant wind angle B/c of the approx. constant wind angle= consistent pkg density better than Random winding TERM 25 Intermediate or Step Precision: How it works? DEFINITION 25 The wind ratio changes in step (incrementally) Wind angle changes within a step The wind ratio is reduced to make corrections for the wind angle
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