Topics
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Weaving
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knitting
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1.Definition
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The fabric forming process
by interlacement of warp threads.
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The fabric forming process
by intermeshing of loops.
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2.Elasticity
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Very less or no elasticity.
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The fabric shows high
amount of stretch and elasticity due to loop structure.
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3.Dimentional stability
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Good dimensional stability
which causes less shrinkage.
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Less dimensional stability
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4.Durability
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More durable
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Less durable than woven
Fabrics.
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5.Moisture absorption
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The fabric absorbs less
moisture
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The knitted fabrics absorb
more moisture because of their loose construction.
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6.Slacking and low sening
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The fabric provides good
stability due to intersecting of yarns at right angle.
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It creates problem after
wearing for along time.
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7.Air permeability
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Air is less permeable due
to compact construction woven fabric.
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Air permeability is more
due to voluminous structure of knitted fabric.
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8.Crease
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woven fabrics are more
inclined to crease .So ironing and iron retention are better knitted fabric.
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Knitted fabrics are more
resistant to crease. So it requires no ironing.
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9.Production cost
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Production cost is more due to warp
preparation and desizing process
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Production cost is less due
to modest manufacturing process.
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10.Yarn
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TPI of yarn is
comparatively higher than knitting yarn.
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TPI of yarn is
comparatively lower than woven fabric.
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Tuesday, 13 September 2011
Difference between weaving and knitting
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