Advanced Woven Fabric Design

by J. Hayavadana

Overview

The book examines all aspects of advanced woven fabric design in a simple manner with examples to help readers understand all the processes involved.

It includes chapters on extra thread figuring, backed cloths , double cloths, treble cloths, piles, terry, gauze and leno etc., discussed along with necessary weaving arrangement also.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781032840628
Publisher:	CRC Press
Publication date:	12/05/2024
Pages:	210
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x (d)

About the Author

Dr J. Hayavadana graduated from Bangalore University in Bachelor of Textiles in the year 1985 and Post Graduate in Textile Technology, from PSG college of Technology (Bharathiyar University) in 1994. Later he acquired Doctoral degree from Anna University under Faculty of Technology in 1997. Author has a long journey in academics , Industry and R& D tuning to a period of 30 years. During this period he has supervised a large number of thesis and was also external examiner for many PhD candidates. He has three publications from M/S Wood Heed India Publishers to his credit . Further he has Published a number of articles in leading National journals and in International journals. In addition to reviewing the articles submitted to international journals , he also acquired special courses like MBA, Lean & Six Sigma, Personnel Management, Financial Management, Training & Development etc., to his expertise. Currently he is serving as a member of Board of studies for Indian Universities. Author has designed several Textile Testing Instruments for Textile Testing laboratory. Author has a blend of Academic, Research and Industrial work experience as he worked in Weaving preparatory section of a Textile Industry during his job career. Currently the author is working on the modifications in the Handloom design and will be filing the patents shortly.

Table of Contents

Preface

Foreword

1. Introduction to advanced fabric design

2. Backed fabrics

3. Double-layered structures

4. Treble clothes

5. Pile fabrics (terry pile)

6. Weft pile fabrics

7. Gauze and leno

8. Damask and brocade fabrics

9. Practical aspects of fabric analysis

Appendix

Index