Textiles 2.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Design & Technology: TextilesGCSEAQA Created by: Rachel ChandlerCreated on: 22-04-13 17:08 Smallest partical that makes up a fabric. 2 Types - staple and continuous Fibres 1 of 10 The fabric reacts to changes in the environment e.g.heat smartmaterials 2 of 10 The environmental impacts associated with textile production enviromentalissues 3 of 10 Problems faced when comparing the product to the target market to see if it is appropriate e.g. influences from celebrities socialissues 4 of 10 Linked to traditions or beliefs of a particular group of people and whether the product doesn't offend anyone culturalissues 5 of 10 Name given to new textile fibres in the nylon family e.g.kevlar aramidfibres 6 of 10 A fabric that has been engineered to have high performance propeties modernmaterials 7 of 10 Where a section of a product is made elsewhere to reduce the cost of production subassembly 8 of 10 These fibres have the propeties of natural fibres but are breathable and made from nylon and polyester microfibres 9 of 10 made by inserting warp threads into a plain weave backing. the loop can be cut e.g. velvet or left e.g. terry towel pileweave 10 of 10
MORAL ISSUES. I found this extremely useful in the moral issues department. 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating Teacher recommended
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