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1. Ring Spinning
what is the spinning process in textile? A total of 400 to 1000 spindles are placed in equal numbers on either side of the ring-spinning frame. The two rows of spindles are run very fast with the help of around long drum tape located in the middle of the machine separately. The drum is driven directly by the motor. A wooden or plastic bobbin is placed on the spindle. Each spindle is surrounded by a circular ring made of steel on top of which is placed a steel traveler in the shape of the English letter c.
2. what is spinning process in textile-Rotor Spinning
The bunch of ashes is first opened through a feed roller and then passed through a fiber tube or duffing tube to the rotor. The ash is deposited at the groove of the rotor. The rotor rotates at a very high speed. Rotor speed up to 150,000 RPM. A yarn enters the rotor from the outside and continues to produce yarn through the delivery roller. Since a free yarn has to be inserted into the rotor from the outside for production from the rotor and then the free yarn is delivered along with the yarn produced by the delivery roller, rotor spinning is called open and spinning.
3. what is spinning process in textile-Friction Spinning
This spinning system is called friction spinning as the yarn is made with a twist by creating friction with two drums. In this method, the drawn sliver is first opened with the help of the opening roller and thrown between the two perforated drums. The fibers are collected and stored on the frictional surface of the two drums by arranging them in the same straight line by airflow. As a result of friction between the two perforated drums, the ash is twisted into yarn and then deposited through the delivery roller.
4. Air jet spinning
This spinning method is called air-jet spinning as the yarn is made by twisting the fibers by compressed airflow. The sliders in the drafting zone are drafted and compressed air flows through the air jet nozzle into a cylindrical chamber, causing the fibers to twist forward due to the flow of air. False twists come out of the nozzle by giving a reverse twist while passing the fibers through the next chamber again. Due to the false twist, the twist wants to open and the hairy and projecting fibers get entangled on the surface of the core. Such yarn is wrapped in a yarn package through a takeup roller.
5. Long-staple spinning
Long-staple fibers are generally called long-staple fibers. However, the long fiber is 100 mm. Is longer than this. Long-staple spinning is the process by which yarn is made by spinning with long fibers. Therefore, the yarn method is made by spinning with the fibers of the above length is called the long-staple spinning method. For example, wool, jute, silk, acrylic spinning, and linen, flux spinning methods are called long-staple spinning.
