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    The textile industry involves weaving or knitting fibers such as cotton, linen, wool, and silk into fabrics. There are several core areas in the textile industry including spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing, printing, and apparel manufacturing. Textile wet processing involves applying liquids like in bleaching, dyeing and printing to textiles. The textile industry faces problems like energy crises, high costs of electricity and gas, lack of investment, and increasing raw material prices.

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    The textile industry involves weaving or knitting fibers such as cotton, linen, wool, and silk into fabrics. There are several core areas in the textile industry including spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing, printing, and apparel manufacturing. Textile wet processing involves applying liquids like in bleaching, dyeing and printing to textiles. The textile industry faces problems like energy crises, high costs of electricity and gas, lack of investment, and increasing raw material prices.

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    TEXTILE INDUSTRY

    MEANING OF TEXTILE

    • The term textile is a Latin word originating


    from the word “texere” which means to “to
    weave” textile refers to a flexible material
    comprising of a network of natural or artificial
    fibres ,known as yarn.
    DIFFERENT TYPES OF FABRIC

    1. Cotton
    2. Lennin
    3. Jute
    4. Wool
    5. silk
    6. Knitted
    7. Woven
    8. Non-woven
    9. Fibre glass
    10. Rayon
    TEXTILE CORE AREAS
     Spinning
     Weaving
     Knitting
     Dyeing
     Printing
     Apparel
    TEXTILE WET PROCESSING
    • Textile wet processing is the process that use
    in any finishing treatment. Where this process
    is applied on textile in form of liquid which
    involves some for chemical action on the
    textile.
    • Example :- Bleaching, Dyeing, and Printing
    FLOWCHART OF TEXTILE
    WET PROCESSING
    TEXTILE MACHINS
    PROBLEM OF TEXTILE INDUSTRY
     Energy crisis
     Electricity crisis
     Gas shortage
     Tight monetary policy
     Lack of new investment
     Raw material prices
     Export performance of textile sector

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