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<p><p><i>from The Introduction&#58;</i><br> The Word &quot;textile&quot; Was Originally Used To Define A Woven Fabric And The Processes Involved In Weaving. Over The Years The Term Has Taken On Broad Connotations, Including The Following&#58; (1) Staple Filaments And Fibers For Use In Yarns Or Preparation Of Woven, Knitted, Tufted Or Non-woven Fabrics, (2) Yarns Made From Natural Or Man-made Fibers, (3) Fabrics And Other Products Made From Fibers Or From Yarns, And (4) Apparel Or Other Articles Fabricated From The Above Which Retain The Flexibility And Drape Of The Original Fabrics. This Broad Definition Will Generally Cover All Of The Products Produced By The Textile Industry Intended For Intermediate Structures Or Final Products.<br> <br> Textile Fabrics Are Planar Structures Produced By Interlacing Or Entangling Yarns Or Fibers In Some Manner. In Turn, Textile Yarns Are Continuous Strands Made Up Of Textile Fibers, The Basic Physical Structures Or Elements Which Make Up Textile Products. Each Individual Fiber Is Made Up Of Millions Of Individual Long Molecular Chains Or Discrete Chemical Structure. The Arrangement And Orientation Of These Molecules Within The Individual Fiber, A

Author

Howard L. Needles

Publisher

William Andrew, Incorporated

Published

1986

Language

EN

ISBN

9780815519201

Subjects

Science, Technology, Engineering