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Textile Quiz
Department of Textile Technology
Vignan University
Objective (10 marks, 5mark, 30 sec, No passing)
Direct question (10 marks, 5mark, 60 sec, passing 5 marks, 2mark,10sec)
Open question (20 marks ) Conversion system (10 marks, 5mark, 30
sec, No passing) Image identification (5mark)
Objective (10 marks, 5mark, 30 sec, No passing)
Which of the following is leaf fibre
a. Ramic
b. Banana
c. Flax
d. Sisal
Which of the following is leaf fibre
a. Ramic
b. Banana
c. Flax
d. Sisal
Which of the following fibres can be produced using melt spinning technology
a. Viscose
b. Poly(acrylonitrile)
c. Lyocell
d. Cuprammonium Rayon
Which of the following fibres can be produced using melt spinning technology
a. Viscose
b. Poly(acrylonitrile)
c. Lyocell
d. Cuprammonium Rayon
ISO recommended international test conditions are
a. 20C 65%rh
b. 21C 65%
c. 25C 65%
d. 29C 65%
ISO recommended international test conditions are
a. 20C 65%rh
b. 21C 65%
c. 25C 65%
d. 29C 65%
In ISO standard the traveler number is defined as the mass in grams of
a. 10 travellers
b.100 travellers
c.100 travellers
d.1000 travellers
In ISO standard the traveler number is defined as the mass in grams of
a. 10 travellers
b.100 travellers
c.100 travellers
d.1000 travellers
Singeing of polyester is carried out to
a. Increase strength
b. Reduce pilling
c. Improve dye uptake
d. Improve dimensional stability
Singeing of polyester is carried out to
a. Increase strength
b. Reduce pilling
c. Improve dye uptake
d. Improve dimensional stability
The most suitable thickener for reactive bye printing on cotton is
a. Starch
b. Car boxy methyl cellulose
c. Sodium alginate
d. Gum Arabic
The most suitable thickener for reactive bye printing on cotton is
a. Starch
b. Car boxy methyl cellulose
c. Sodium alginate
d. Gum Arabic
The incorrect statement amongst the following is
a. Jute is multi-cellular fibre
b. Caprolactum is the raw material for Nylon 6
c. The density of PET is more than that of cotton
d. Viscose is a regenerated cellulosic fibre
The incorrect statement amongst the following is
a. Jute is multi-cellular fibre
b. Caprolactum is the raw material for Nylon 6
c. The density of PET is more than that of cotton
d. Viscose is a regenerated cellulosic fibre
The break draft used to process strongly twisted roving on ring frame is
a.0.9 – 1.1
b.1.3 – 1.5
c.2.0 – 3.0
d. >3.0
The break draft used to process strongly twisted roving on ring frame is
a.0.9 – 1.1
b.1.3 – 1.5
c.2.0 – 3.0
d. >3.0
The length of lap feed per combing cycle in cotton combing is
a.1mm – 3 mm
b.4mm – 6 mm
c.7 mm - 9 mm
d.10mm – 12mm
The length of lap feed per combing cycle in cotton combing is
a.1mm – 3 mm
b.4mm – 6 mm
c.7 mm - 9 mm
d.10mm – 12mm
Direct question (10 marks, 5mark, 60 sec, passing 5 marks, 2mark,10sec)
What is the lowest spindle wharve dia
What is the lowest spindle wharve dia
18.5 mm
1. Melting point (TM) of PET is
1. Melting point (TM) of PET is
260
2. 2. Aspect ratio (length/diameter) in case of staple fibres is generally of the order of
2. 2. Aspect ratio (length/diameter) in case of staple fibres is generally of the order of
1000:1
3. The % cleaning efficiency of a cotton blow room line lies between
3. The % cleaning efficiency of a cotton blow room line lies between
60 & 75
4. Most difficult weave to produce in jacquard is
4. Most difficult weave to produce in jacquard is
Plain
5. Peach finish is done to improve which property
5. Peach finish is done to improve which property
Handle and feel
6. Dyeing of silk is carried out by using
6. Dyeing of silk is carried out by using
Acid dyes
Open question (20 marks )
Glass Transition Temperature Tg of Polypropylene?
Glass Transition Temperature Tg of Polypropylene?
-10°C
What do you mean by “Bourette Silk”
What do you mean by “Bourette Silk”
Silk Noil
For Spinning PVA fibre, the broadly used solvent is ?
For Spinning PVA fibre, the broadly used solvent is ?
Water
Gel Permeation Chromatography is used to measure
Gel Permeation Chromatography is used to measure
Molecular Weight and Molecular Weight Distribution
Conversion system (10 marks, 5mark, 30 sec, No passing)
1 oz (Ounce) is equals to how many grams ----- A. 28.3495, B. 29.3495, C. 26.2154, D. 27.1011
1 oz (Ounce) is equals to how many grams ----- A. 28.3495, B. 29.3495, C. 26.2154, D. 27.1011
1 yard is equals to how many centi meters -----
A. 91.44 cm, B. 92.31cm, C. 90.54cm, D. 91.00cm
1 yard is equals to how many centi meters -----
A. 91.44 cm, B. 92.31cm, C. 90.54cm, D. 91.00cm
1 pound is equals to how many ounces ----
A.15.12, B. 15.00, C. 15.96, D. 14.92
1 pound is equals to how many ounces ----
A.15.12, B. 15.00, C. 15.96, D. 14.92
1 Centi-Newton is equals to how many grams ---
A. 1.92, B. 1.35, C. 2.10, D. 1.02
1 Centi-Newton is equals to how many grams ---
A. 1.92, B. 1.35, C. 2.10, D. 1.02
1 gf/den is equals to how many gf/tex ----
A. 9.789, B. 9.015, C. 9.834, D. 8.992
1 gf/den is equals to how many gf/tex ----
A. 9.789, B. 9.015, C. 9.834, D. 8.992
1 kilometer is equals to how many centimeters ----
A. 1000, B. 10000, C. 100000, D. 1000000
1 kilometer is equals to how many centimeters ----
A. 1000, B. 10000, C. 100000, D. 1000000