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...o improve the quality and look of a textile product.<ref>{{Cite book|title=Textiles Technology|last=Cresswell|first=Lesley|publisher=Nelson Thornes Ltd.|year=2 ...re then sent to a room to be steamed and dried.<ref>{{Cite book|title=GCSE Textiles Technology for OCR|last=Clarkson|first=Carey|last2=March|first2=Jayne|last3 ...

==In textiles== ...rs are commonly used by [[knitting|knitters]] and occasionally [[spinning (textiles)|spinners]]. ...

The data collected when such nonwovens, tissues, toweling, film and textiles are tested has been shown to correlate well with the actual performance of [[Category:Textiles]] ...

...tting|heat setting]], drying, and applying various [[Chemical finishing of textiles|chemical treatments]]. This may be achieved through the use of certain atta The process of drying textiles is known to consume a significant amount of energy. The stenter machine is ...

...ovations that have been developed and used. The [[timeline of clothing and textiles technology]] includes major changes in the manufacture and distribution of ...on and use of some [[Natural material|natural materials]] such as [[bamboo textiles|bamboo]] that are considered [[environmentally friendly]]. ...

...the above definition remains valid, if for instance one takes the subject textiles technology and replace the product in the above definition with textile. ...

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...ublisher=Nanotechnology Now}}</ref> Using nanotech, in the mid-term modern textiles will become "smart", through embedded "wearable electronics", such novel pr === Textiles === ...

...tment (etc.) as well as academics. In [[engineering]], [[construction]], [[textiles]], [[food]] and [[drugs]], [[chemicals]] and [[petroleum]], and other indus ...

=== Textiles === ...dity of 50%.<ref>Fahey, Mary (2007). "The Care and Preservation of Antique Textiles and Costumes." Henry Ford Museum.</ref> ...

...shing, Properties and Architecture.'' TE565 Class Lecture. NCSU College of Textiles, Raleigh. 14 Sept. 2014. Lecture.</ref> This method is typically used with ...

...been affirmed "technologies are associated with particular nations. Cotton textiles and steam power are seen as British, chemicals as German, mass production a ...

...through which the textile passes.<ref>The Textile Institute, ''Sustainable textiles'', CRC Press, {{ISBN|978-1-84569-453-1}} page 156</ref> ...

* [[Textiles Nanotechnology Laboratory]] at [[Cornell University]] ...

* [[fulling]], [[felt]]ing, [[spindle (textiles)|drop spindle]] spinning, [[hand knitting]], [[crochet]], & similar textile * [[Hemp]] textiles ...

...s ERPs are also developed for use in large organisations which manufacture textiles, pharmaceuticals, food and beverages, etc. Also, the increasing use of Andr ...

{{Short description|Device for weaving textiles}} ...ient roots, still used in many cultures around the world (such as [[Andean textiles]]). It consists of two sticks or bars between which the warps are stretched ...

...lso known as [[thermoception]]. It is a particularly important metric for textiles, fabrics, and building materials. Rather than temperature, skin [[thermo ...

...cities concentrated on making specific products, such as specific types of textiles or pottery. Around these cities specialized machinery industry arose in ord ...

...logy is being incorporated into navigation systems, advanced textiles ([[e-textiles]]), and [[healthcare]]. As wearable technology is being proposed for use in * [[E-textiles|Smart textiles]] ...