Textile Chemical Process - II
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Follow on Instagram for UpdatesTextile Chemical Process - II Syllabus — Unit-wise Content
The official GTU curriculum for Textile Chemical Process - II (subject code DI04059011) as prescribed for TD · Semester 4 divides the course into 5 units, covering 7 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.
Download the official syllabus PDF (DI04059011)Unit 1 Fundamentals of printing
- 1.1 Dyeing and Printing: Purpose and differentiation 1.2 Printing stages 1.3 Print paste: Ingredients and their functions 1.4 Thickeners: Classification
- Advantages and limitations
Unit 2 Printing of Natural & Man Made Fabrics
- 2.1 Printing of natural textiles using various dyes • Print paste formulation • Process sequence 2.2 Printing of synthetic textiles using various dyes • Print paste formulation • Process sequence 2.3 Pigment printing: • Principle
- print paste formulation • Process sequence of printing • Advantages and disadvantages
Unit 3 Methods of Textile Printing
- 3.1 Definition of printing Methods 3.2 Classification of printing Methods 3.3 Methods of printing 3.4 Advantages and limitations of above methods. 3.5 Recently developed printing methods
Unit 4 Styles of Printing
- 4.1 Definition of Printing Styles 4.2 Classification of Printing Styles 4.3 Styles of Printing 4.4 Recently developed printing styles
Unit 5 Fundamentals of basic Textiles Finishes
- 5.1 Objects of textile finishing 5.2 Classification of textile finishing 5.3 Basic finishes 5.4 Recent trends in finishing of textiles