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Friction Spun yarns are characterized by
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Increase in Initial Nozzle pressure from $1.5~kg/cm^{2}$ to $2.5~kg/cm^{2}$ in Air Jet Spinning results in formation of which one of the following fibres?
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Consider the following and choose the correct answer with respect to "In Draw Texturising" Assertion [A]: Temperature can be changed in Primary and Secondary Heaters with desired range. Reason [R]: Crimped Yarns need setting of crimp
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Friction Spun yarns are characterized by
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Increase in Initial Nozzle pressure from $1.5~kg/cm^{2}$ to $2.5~kg/cm^{2}$ in Air Jet Spinning results in formation of which one of the following fibres?
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Spinning speeds in Man-made fibre of \(10,000\ \text{mpm}\) results in the formation of which Yarn?
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The percentage stretch employed in sizing of 2/40's P/V yarn meant for unconventional weaving is about
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In case of reeves variator in a sizing machine, it is necessary to
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For a weavers beam of 64", the best suited beam press roller is
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Wet splitting is a concept of
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