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Question

Compared to conventional sizing, the wet sizing process reduces

The correct answer is
Size consumption substantially

Wet Sizing Process Benefits

The question asks about the reduction achieved by the wet sizing process when compared to conventional sizing.

  • The wet sizing process applies size more uniformly and efficiently.
  • This increased efficiency means less sizing agent is required to achieve the desired results.
  • Consequently, the primary reduction achieved with wet sizing is in the size consumption.

Therefore, compared to conventional sizing, the wet sizing process reduces size consumption substantially.

Options 2, 3, and 4 are incorrect because:

  • Drying energy consumption might change but isn't the primary reduction highlighted.
  • Weavability and tensile strength are generally improved by effective sizing, not reduced.
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Important Questions from FABR Woven Fabric Preparation Sizing

  1. If both the concentration (%, w/w) of size paste and target add-on are 12%, the total wet pick-up (kg) by 12 kg bone-dry warp sheet is
  2. The ingredient that is NOT used in sizing formulations is
  3. For multifilament yarns, optimum add-on (%) of size is in the range
  4. In cotton yarn sizing, the starch primarily acts as
  5. In a sizing process, if add-on is $12.8\%$ and paste concentration is $16\%$, the value of wet pick-up (%) would be

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