Question 1: To reduce the problem of ‘ring cut’ the following action should be taken
Polishing the ring Using smaller rings Increase the full bobbin diameter Reduce the full bobbin diameter
Question 2: Having wider spinning triangle
Decreases the hairiness of the yarn Increases the hairiness of the yarn Increases the mass uniformity of the yarn Increases the strength of the yarn
Question 3: Winding coils are placed when the ring rail is moving downwards.
True False
Question 4: As we increase the yarn twist, the yarn strength
Increases steadily Increases up to a point and then decreases Decreases steadily Decreases up to a point and then increases.
Question 5: The actual twist in the yarn wound in a single chase does not vary at all in this length produced during this period.
Question 6: Which of the following types of fibres tend to stay in core of the yarn?
Short fibres Coarse fibres Long fibres More crimped fibres
Question 7: The Rieter comfort spin yarn compacting technology is based on
Magnetic principle Aerodynamic principle Mechanical system Combination of Magnetic and Mechanical systems
Question 8: In ring spun yarns, the fibre strength is not totally translated into yarn strength
Question 9: To change the taper angle of the ring bobbin,
The chase length should be changed The conicity of the bare bobbin should be changed The lift after each chase length formation should be changed The spindle speed should be changed
Question 10: The irregular surface of the ring bobbin is due to
Faulty counter balancing of the ring rail Slippage of the spindle drive belt Vibration in spindle Irregular movement of the lappet rail.
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