Two Fabric Structure and Design papers (FE 305) from BUTEX affiliated colleges' 2019 Level-3 Term-I finals. Questions cover weave representation, plain and twill weaves, sateen, crepe, and honeycomb designs with drafting and lifting plans.
Q1
Level-3 Term-I, Final Exám-2019
Subject: Fabric Structure and Design (Code: FE 305)
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) What is meant by structure, texture, interlacing field, and drafting plan?
(b) Describe briefly the practical methods of weave representation.
(c) Mention the factors affecting the woven fabric structure.
[5+5+2=12]
2. (a) State the basic features of plain weave and end uses.
(b) Show the graph paper example with drafting and lifting plan of the following design:
(i) (9 × 5) Irregular Weft Rib
(ii) Stitched Matt design.
(c) What do you meant by balanced and unbalanced plain fabric?
[4+6+2=12]
3. (a) What is twill angle? How it is influenced?
Q2
Level-2 Term-I, Final Exám-2019
Subject: Fabric Structure and Design-I (Code: FME 235)
Time: 2.0 Hrs. Full Marks: 70
(Use separate answer script for Part: A and Part: B)
(All parts of a question must be answered consecutively)
Part: A
(Answer any two questions)
1. (a) Define interlacing field, contact field and formula number.
(b) State the classification of drafting system with graph paper representation.
(c) Differentiate between texture and structure.
[4.5+9+4=17.5]
2. (a) Differentiate between warp faced cloths and weft faced cloths.
(b) Show the weave plan with drafting and lifting plan of a stitched matt and a (2+3) weave.
(c) Illustrate graph paper example with drafting plan and lifting plan of the following 3 weft rib.
(d) Narrate the characteristics of plain weave.
[3.5+6+6+2=17.5]
3. (a) Show graph paper example of the following with drafting plan:
(i) Herringbone weave based on Z