Question 11 (Textile Engineering & Fibre Science)
In a drum driven winder
| (A) | Traverse ratio is constant |
| (B) | Traverse ratio reduces with the increase in package diameter |
| (C) | Angle of wind increase with the increase in package diameter |
| (D) | Angle of wind reduced with the increase in package diameter |
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B
Frequently Asked Questions | FAQs
What is drum winder?
A drum winder is a type of machine used in the textile industry to wind yarn or thread onto a cylindrical drum, typically made of metal or plastic. The yarn is wound onto the drum in a neat and even manner, creating a cylindrical package that can be easily transported and used in subsequent processes such as knitting, weaving, or dyeing.
Drum winders can be operated manually or automatically, and are designed to handle a variety of different types of yarn or thread, including natural fibers such as cotton, wool, and silk, as well as synthetic fibers such as polyester, nylon, and rayon. They are used to wind yarn from a range of sources, including cones, skeins, and bobbins, and can produce packages of various sizes and shapes depending on the needs of the user.
Drum winders can be found in textile mills and factories, as well as in smaller-scale operations such as yarn shops and knitting studios. They are an important tool for maintaining the quality and consistency of yarn during the production process, and are essential for ensuring that the yarn can be easily handled and used by downstream operations.