Dyeing and Printing Processes
Teachers in charge
Prof. Ana Sutlović, Ph.D.
Prof. Martina Glogar, Ph.D.
ASSOCIATES
Assist. Prof. Iva Brlek, Ph.D.
Study, Module
Textile Technology and Engineering - undergraduate, Module Textile and Clothing Design for Industry
Course summary
6 (3+3+0)
ECTS
7
Knowledge verification
writing exam, oral exam
Precondition for testing
Completed courses, practice and finals Fibres I, General Chemistry
Lecture type
lectures, practice
Exercise type
laboratory practice
Subject content
Colour and dyestuff. Characteristics of technical dyestuff. Classification and nomenclature of dyestuff. Theory of dyeing basics (dyestuff - fibre bonds). Selection of dyestuff and dyeing processes for cellulose, protein and synthetic fibres. Mixture of fibres technological and economical asspects. Textile printing basics; preparation of textile supstrate, methods of printing, finishing. Production of printing screens and engraved rollers (classic, computer and laser method). Selection of dyestuff, thickeners and additives. Cellulose, protein and synthetic fibres printing. Pigment printing. Selection and binding means action mechanism. Pigment dyestuff. Jet printing.
Aim of course
Knowledge of dyeing and textile printing in industrial design gives full creative freedom in textile finishing from garments to interiors.
Literature necessary for course
Đ. Parac-Osterman, B. Karaman; Theory of Dyeing, TTF, Zagreb 2005. J. Storey; Dyes Fabrics, Thames and Hudson, New York 1992. L. Miles; Textile Printing, Merrow Publishing Co. Watford 1971.
Supplement literature
M. Peter, H. K. Routte; Grundlagen der Textilveredlung, Deutschen Verlag GmbH, Frankfurt 1989.
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