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    Introduction of Loom

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    Weaving involves interlacing two sets of yarns, called the warp and weft, to form fabric on a machine called a loom. The basic principles of weaving have remained the same for thousands of years, though looms have undergone modifications. Early looms used a shuttle to insert the weft, while modern high-speed looms like projectile, rapier, air jet, and water jet looms can weave much faster. These modern looms consist of a warp beam to hold the longitudinal warp yarns and a cloth beam to collect the finished fabric. The objectives of this document are to understand different modern loom types like projectile, rapier, and air jet looms and their we

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    Weaving involves interlacing two sets of yarns, called the warp and weft, to form fabric on a machine called a loom. The basic principles of weaving have remained the same for thousands of years, though looms have undergone modifications. Early looms used a shuttle to insert the weft, while modern high-speed looms like projectile, rapier, air jet, and water jet looms can weave much faster. These modern looms consist of a warp beam to hold the longitudinal warp yarns and a cloth beam to collect the finished fabric. The objectives of this document are to understand different modern loom types like projectile, rapier, and air jet looms and their we

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    Weaving involves interlacing two sets of yarns, called the warp and weft, to form fabric on a machine called a loom. The basic principles of weaving have remained the same for thousands of years, though looms have undergone modifications. Early looms used a shuttle to insert the weft, while modern high-speed looms like projectile, rapier, air jet, and water jet looms can weave much faster. These modern looms consist of a warp beam to hold the longitudinal warp yarns and a cloth beam to collect the finished fabric. The objectives of this document are to understand different modern loom types like projectile, rapier, and air jet looms and their we

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    Introduction of Loom

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    Weaving involves interlacing two sets of yarns, called the warp and weft, to form fabric on a machine called a loom. The basic principles of weaving have remained the same for thousands of years, though looms have undergone modifications. Early looms used a shuttle to insert the weft, while modern high-speed looms like projectile, rapier, air jet, and water jet looms can weave much faster. These modern looms consist of a warp beam to hold the longitudinal warp yarns and a cloth beam to collect the finished fabric. The objectives of this document are to understand different modern loom types like projectile, rapier, and air jet looms and their we

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    Introduction:

    Weaving is a mandatory part of textile, mainly the physical textile. To set up a weaving project a
    lot of preparation is required. So, this is a very big investment project, but this technology is
    related to our culture. Now days some weaving industry is established in Bangladesh. Weaving is
    a mechanism through which two sets of yarns are interlaced together to form fabric by the
    machine called loom. One set of yarn is called warp and another set is weft. Weaving is done on
    a machine called a loom. All the weaves that are known today have been made for thousands of
    years. The loom has undergone significant modifications, but the basic principles and operations
    remain the same. Warp yarns are held taut within the loom, and weft yarns inserted and pushed
    into place to make the fabric. At the first time the shuttle loom is used for making fabric.
    Actually shuttle is a kind of weft inserting element used previous time. During the industrial
    revolution mass production high speed looms were developed. Today the industries uses modern
    looms like projectile, rapier, air jet, water jet looms. These looms are high speedy and production
    capacity is very high. The modern loom consists of two beams, a warp beam and a cloth or fabric
    beam, Kolding the warp yarns between them. Warp yarns that sufficient for length, width, and
    density of the fabric to be woven are wound carefully onto a warp beam.

    Objectives:

     To know about the different weaving machine.


     To get knowledge about the projectile mechanism for weft insertion also the projectile
    loom.
     To gather knowledge of rapier loom and the rapier driving mechanism.
     To know about the different parts of rapier loom and rapier set for picking the filling
    yarns.
     To know of cam adjustment of rapier loom for various construction depending on it the
    heald shaft movemet.
     To know about air jet loom and different parts of air jet loom.
     Carefully evaluate the weft insertion system of air jet loom.
     To get knowledge of the valves and nozzles and know about the required amount of air to
    run a machine for exact construction.

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