Question 1: Which of the following spinning systems is not based on Open End spinning principle?
Rotor Spinning Air Vortex spinning Disc Spinning Air Jet spinning
Question 2: The spinning methods based on Open End spinning principle result in high production rates as compared to Ring Spinning because in these methods
The drafting and twisting are isolated Increases the hairiness of the yarn The twisting and winding are isolated The twisting and winding are isolated
Question 3: Rotor spinning is suitable for medium and fine counts.
True False
Question 4: The term “Back doubling” in rotor spinning refers to the number of doubling applied to the fibre strand before the rotor spinning machine.
Question 5: As the fibres land on the rotor, the fibres are in groups of
1-5 fibres 10-50 fibres 100-500 fibres 1000 fibres
Question 6: The amount of rotation given to a fibre as it moves into the collecting groove does not depend on
The rotor diameter Opening roller diameter The side wall angle of rotor The axial distance from the feed tube exit to the collecting groove of rotor
Question 7: Which of the groove type or types is suitable to produce strong coarse yarn in rotor spinning?
S-Groove S- and G- grooves U-groove U- and G- grooves
Question 8: Which of the following yarns have the best fibre orientation and parallization?
Rotor spun yarn Friction spun yarn Ring spun yarn Vortex spun yarn
Question 9: Which of the following yarn have the best mass evenness?
Ring spun yarn Friction spun yarn Rotor spun Yarn Vortex spun yarn
Question 10: In MJS air jet spinning
One air jet Two air jets Three air jets Four air jets
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