1. Welcome To My Presentation
Md. Mahmudul Hasan
ID: 123-23-3201
Dep. Of Textile Engineering
TE – 22 Batch
Sec : PC-A”
3. Wool is a natural protein fiber. The finest wool is collect from
young sheep. Sheared wool is called fleece or clip wool and
wool taken from the hides of slaughtered animal is called
pulled wool which is inferior in quality to fleece or clip wool.
The earliest fragments of wool fabric have been found in Egypt
but Mesopotamia is the birth place of wool.
5. CHARACTERISTIC OF WOOL:
The wool they are composed of amino acids.
They have excellent absorbency.
Moisture regain is high.
They tend to be warmer than others as they are
bad
Only natural fiber which has low tenacity or
strength.
They have poor resistance to alkalis but good
They have good elasticity and resiliency
Conductors of heat.
Resistance to acids.
9. Effect of Acid: Concentrated HNO2 and H2SO4 destroy the
fiber.
Effect of Alkali: Destroy all bonds in wool fiber.
Effect of Bleach: Harmful.
Heat: wool fiber decomposed at 204°C.
Dye Ability: Easy to dye, reactive dyestuff is suitable.
10. Specific Gravity: 1.31
Moisture Regain: 13-16%
Tenacity: At dry 1.35 g/d
Breaking Extension: 42.5%
Recovery: 69% at 5%
11. ADVANTAGE OF WOOL:
tough, durable and a resilient animal fiber
soft touch and luxurious look
absorbent, elastic, comfortable and
washable
can resist the effects of mild acids
good insulator
naturally flame resistant
12. DISADVANTAGES OF WOOL:
can be delicate and expensive when taken
from goats
is weak and sensitive to alkaline
expensive
can be itchy
stains easily
13. In addition to clothing, wool has been used for
blankets, horse rugs, saddle cloths, carpeting, felt,
wool insulation (also see links) and upholstery.
Wool felt covers piano hammers, and it is used to
absorb odors and noise in heavy machinery and
stereo speakers.