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    The document describes the process of yarn manufacturing from bale to cone. It shows the input and output at each processing stage including blow room, carding, drawing, combing, spinning, twisting, and winding. The key stages are blow room (bale to lap), carding (lap to sliver), drawing (sliver to sliver), roving (sliver to roving), spinning (roving to yarn), and winding (yarn to cone).

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    Yarn Manufacturing 3

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    The document describes the process of yarn manufacturing from bale to cone. It shows the input and output at each processing stage including blow room, carding, drawing, combing, spinning, twisting, and winding. The key stages are blow room (bale to lap), carding (lap to sliver), drawing (sliver to sliver), roving (sliver to roving), spinning (roving to yarn), and winding (yarn to cone).

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    The document describes the process of yarn manufacturing from bale to cone. It shows the input and output at each processing stage including blow room, carding, drawing, combing, spinning, twisting, and winding. The key stages are blow room (bale to lap), carding (lap to sliver), drawing (sliver to sliver), roving (sliver to roving), spinning (roving to yarn), and winding (yarn to cone).

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    Yarn Manufacturing 3

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    Md. Humayun Kabir
    The document describes the process of yarn manufacturing from bale to cone. It shows the input and output at each processing stage including blow room, carding, drawing, combing, spinning, twisting, and winding. The key stages are blow room (bale to lap), carding (lap to sliver), drawing (sliver to sliver), roving (sliver to roving), spinning (roving to yarn), and winding (yarn to cone).

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    YM - 2011

    Blow Room Carding Pre-comber


    • Input: Bale • Input: B/R Lap Drawing
    • Output: Lap • Output: Card Sliver • Input: Card Sliver
    • Output: Draw Sliver

    Post Comber Comber Lap Former


    Drawing • Input: Lap • Input: Draw Sliver
    • Input: Combed Sliver • Output: Combed Sliver • Output: Lap
    • Output: Finished Sliver

    Roving Ring Winding


    • Input: Finished Sliver • Input: Roving • Input: Yarn
    • Output: Roving • Output: Yarn • Output: Cone
    Blow Room Carding Breaker Drawing
    • Input: Bale • Input: B/R Lap • Input: Card Sliver
    • Output: Lap • Output: Card Sliver • Output: Draw Sliver

    Ring Roving Finisher Drawing


    • Input: Roving • Input: Finished Sliver • Input: Combed Sliver
    • Output: Yarn • Output: Roving • Output: Finished
    Sliver

    Winding
    • Input: Yarn
    • Output: Cone
    Blow Room Carding Breaker Drawing
    • Input: Bale • Input: B/R Lap • Input: Card Sliver
    • Output: Lap • Output: Card Sliver • Output: Draw Sliver

    Open End M/c Finisher Drawing


    • Input: Finished Sliver • Input: Combed Sliver
    • Output: Cone • Output: Finished
    Sliver
     Spun staple fiber yarn
     Continuous filament yarn
     Types of staple fiber yarn
     Multiple or compound yarns
     Novelty yarns
     Filament yarns
     Ring spun yarns
     Rotor spun yarns
     Twistless yarns
     Fasciated yarns (e.g., Air jet yarns)
     Wrap spun yarns
     Core spun yarns
     Self twist yarns
     Friction spun yarns
     Folded or doubled yarns
     Cabled yarns
     Fancy yarns
     Chenille yarns
     Metallised yarns
     Flat continuous filament yarns
     Textured yarns
     Bio component yarns
     Tape or split film yarns
     Wearing apparels
     Household fabrics
     Industrial yarns and farbics
     Type of fiber or filament
     Dimensional or physical characteristics of fiber
    or filament
     Mechanical properties or fiber or filament
     General properties e.g., surface properties,
    static properties, color properties
     Yarn production system
     Yarn formation mechanism
     Composition of yarn
     Linear density and twist level
     Multiple of compound yarn and its construction

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