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    The document discusses swelling in fibers. It defines swelling as the dimensional changes that occur when a fiber absorbs water or moisture. There are different types of swelling, including transverse diameter swelling, transverse area swelling, axial swelling, and volume swelling. The importance of swelling is that it improves dye absorption and chemical absorption capabilities, affects dimensional stability, can be used to make water-resistant fabrics by blocking pores, and improves dye fastness on materials.

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    The document discusses swelling in fibers. It defines swelling as the dimensional changes that occur when a fiber absorbs water or moisture. There are different types of swelling, including transverse diameter swelling, transverse area swelling, axial swelling, and volume swelling. The importance of swelling is that it improves dye absorption and chemical absorption capabilities, affects dimensional stability, can be used to make water-resistant fabrics by blocking pores, and improves dye fastness on materials.

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    Submitted To: Engr. Md. Mashud Raihan Lecturer Department of Daffodil International University

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    Johirul Islam Nishad
    The document discusses swelling in fibers. It defines swelling as the dimensional changes that occur when a fiber absorbs water or moisture. There are different types of swelling, including transverse diameter swelling, transverse area swelling, axial swelling, and volume swelling. The importance of swelling is that it improves dye absorption and chemical absorption capabilities, affects dimensional stability, can be used to make water-resistant fabrics by blocking pores, and improves dye fastness on materials.

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    Engr. Md.

    Mashud Raihan
    Lecturer
    Submitted To Department of Daffodil International
    University
    Submitted By

    Rakibul Hassan Jahin  (191-23-5589)

    Rakin Raihan                 (191-23-5527)

    Palash Debnath (191-23-5504)

    Johirul Islam (191-23-5490)


    What is Swelling
    When a fibre absorbs water, they change in
    dimension(length, width). The
    dimensionally changes that takes place due
    absorbing of water or moisture by any fibre
    is called ‘swelling’. It may occure length-
    wise or width-wise.
    Different types of Swelling
    Transverse diameter swelling
    Transverse area swelling
    Axial swelling
    Volume swelling
    Importance of Swelling

    o Improve the absorption capability of dyes in addition to chemicals.


    o It has technical consequences inwards the dimensional stability of the
    fabric, the predominant transverse swelling measurement.
    o Due to swelling the pores of interlaced construction volition live blocked,
    this sentiment is used to produced shower proof fabric.
    o Improve fastness of dyed materials.

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