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1 online resource (xvi, 227 pages 322 illustrations)
The damage which can occur in certain fibrous raw materials or during the production and storage of textiles is expertly described in this book by Karl Mahall. He particularly shows how to find concealed textile defects by using microscopic analysis. The examples represent typical cases that the author encountered during forty years of experience in the industry. Well-illustrated with impressive photographs, they invite you to follow each step and learn to apply the same methodology in practice. This book is especially useful as a manual for both chemical and textile engineers and quality engineers. It is also a useful reference for others in the textile industry in general.
Fundamentals and Priming -- Chemical damage -- Mechanical damage -- Thermal and thermo-mechanical damage to synthetics -- Streaks and bars in textile fabrics due to yarn differences and technological reasons -- Causes of the formation of tight threads and their effects -- Defects caused by deposits and encrustations on the fiber material -- Other defects in the quality of textiles -- Microbial damage to fibers.