Two papers on Fabric Manufacturing (Knitting and Non-Woven)-II (FME 333) from BUTEX affiliated colleges' 2021 Level-3 Term-I finals, 105 marks. Questions cover compound needles, cam operations, knitting actions, structure comparisons, and production calculations.
Q1
Level-3 Term-I, Final Exám-2021
Subject: Fabric Manufacturing (Knitting and Non-Woven)-II (Code: FME 333)
Time: 3.0 Hrs. Full Marks: 105
(Use separate answer script for Part: A and Part: B)
(All parts of a question must be answered consecutively)
Part: A
(Answer any three questions)
1. (a) Define stitch density, Machine gauge and Pitch.
(b) What are the basic structure of weft knitting? State the features of circular weft knitting machine.
(c) How to control loop length in circular weft knitting machine? Explain.
[5+2+6.5+4 = 17.5]
2. (a) Define held loop. What are the advantages of compound needle over spring bearded needle?
(b) How does a cam operate? Explain briefly.
(c) Explain the knitting action of latch needle with suitable sketch.
[5+8+4.5 = 17.5]
3. (a) “Single jersey and double jersey fabric can be easily differentiated by their appearance”-justify it.
Q2
Level-3 Term-I, Final Exám-2021
Subject: Fabric Manufacturing-II (Code: FME 303)
Time: 3.0 Hrs. Full Marks: 72
(Use separate answer script for Part: A and Part: B)
(All parts of a question must be answered consecutively)
Part: A
(Answer any three questions)
1. (a) Define stitch density, Machine gauge and Pitch.
(b) What are the basic structure of weft knitting? State the features of circular weft knitting machine.
(c) How to control loop length in circular weft knitting machine? Explain.
[3+(1+4)+4 = 12]
2. (a) Define held loop. What are the advantages of compound needle over spring bearded needle?
(b) How does a cam operate? Explain briefly.
(c) Explain the knitting action of latch needle with suitable sketch.
[3+5+4 = 12]