《染整专业英语》李振华,伏宏彬,郑光洪,ceb、PDF。2005.11出版,全国纺织高职高专规划教材,ISBN7-5064-3543-8/ TS·2064。字数:336千字,定价:35.00元。高清,电子目录,1.5M。
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$ H2 t4 j- Z6 i/ \* W《染整专业英语》是针对印染专业学生和技术人员学习和使用英语的需要而编写的。它基本上覆盖了染整专业技术的各个方面。
4 I5 t5 P! W: p* z0 Q* u: L, l7 P Z; z《染整专业英语》共分六章。第一章着重介绍纤维的理化性质,并对纱、织物的组成和特点做了简介;第二章为前处理工艺内容,涉及准备、烧毛、退浆、煮练、漂白、热定形和丝光;第三章为染色,内容涉及染料的种类、性质、染色设备和各种织物的染色工艺;第四章为印花,介绍各种常见的印花方法和方式;第五章为后整理,对机械、化学以及特殊整理工艺进行介绍;第六章为印染织物测试,分别介绍前处理、染色和印花织物的性质要求和测试方法。另外,在附录部分收入了一些印染专业英文术语,并附有详细的英文释义,便于读者准确理解词汇,作为资料备查。3 L: G" M( u# k; A' I
《染整专业英语》内容丰富、通俗易懂,适合染整专业学生、技术人员以及广大英语爱好者使用。
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1.1 Text:What is a fibre / 1
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1.2 Text:Natural cellulosic fibres / 8
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0 V/ ^1 B$ B2 B1 ]0 AReadingmaterial egradation ofcellulose / 16 * f9 m5 z0 }* ?: h4 A6 _/ G
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1.3 Text:Natural protein fibres / 17 ; s$ Y3 f# d! C; R% y
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1.4 Text:Regenerated fibres / 24
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Readingmaterial:Tencel / 31 $ J4 L g4 M( |
( P* _3 O d/ `- Q1.5 Text:Synthetic fibres / 32
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Readingmaterial:Fibre lustre / 38 ( F" n3 V6 L l3 m/ Z& i& N8 x
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1.6 Text:Yarn and fabric / 39 7 x) B9 A) Y/ i& a& V6 B
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Readingmaterial rimary and secondarymotions of loom / 46 3 l' K; E; ]6 m3 _- F4 |4 [4 g
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2.1 Text reparations before wet pre?treatment / 48 4 D! t: X. @) `# ~8 J) d/ `* _# L; E
0 F& q, s& z0 R% B& k GReadingmaterial:Water and textileprocessing / 53
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2.2 Text esizing / 54 9 m; ?! g1 x3 `4 p( A* q: @
4 ^3 w" V" T2 k& [9 VReadingmaterial:Size reclamation / 60
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1 m# L3 }0 k y7 H+ m2.3 Text:Scouring / 61 7 A: V9 i( p6 ?9 m8 R% ?
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Readingmaterial:Special scouringprocesses / 68 : f" i9 D1 `! ]1 F1 S7 ]
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Readingmaterial:Surfactants / 76 / F, g5 j) E+ \$ g
D2 A1 {. @# P$ _/ L- h/ |2.5 Text:Mercerizing / 77
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5 ^* r" q% F4 m. }3.1 Text:Introduction to dyeing / 93
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Readingmaterial yeing equilibrium / 99
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' D5 m U3 Z& F E" O3.2 Text:Classification of dyes / 100
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3.3 Text yeing machines / 107
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Readingmaterial:Attributes of colour / 126
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3.6 Text yeing of polyester fabric / 127
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( M& ~; c( N' ]' iReadingmaterial:Colour matching intextile / 133
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3.7 Text yeing of polyacrylic textiles / 133 7 [, L1 s1 Y* d2 I+ T+ Z
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4 w1 J( N3 K$ G# `' ?4.1 Text:Introduction to printing / 140
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4.2 Text:Roller printing / 147 ' D- i1 r k8 e7 t3 Q
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Readingmaterial:Thickener / 172
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4.7 Text:Discharge and resist printing / 180
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Readingmaterial ost?printprocesses / 186
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; ` V# N( B# w( xChapter5 Finishing ofTextiles 188
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5.1 Text:Introduction to finishing / 188
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, m# i$ q D% A8 vReadingmaterial:Shrinkage control forwool / 193
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5.2 Text:Mechanical finishes / 194
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5.3 Text:Application of resin for finishing / 201 + c3 S& Y* ?& x' \4 s `
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9 R3 g$ k2 c+ O; JChapter6 TextileTesting 227 6 \9 u$ t8 G2 p' \$ x) W
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6.1 Text:Introduction to textile testing / 227
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6.2 Text:Testing of pre?treated fabric / 234 ; G# R; O0 W# ~- I" F9 l
8 } H" j' ^+ d3 YReadingmaterial recision and accuracy / 239
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Readingmaterial:Use of the grey scales / 246 & @3 u2 N) I& x9 E6 q, q& E7 ^* T
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5 H6 L* I0 C2 Z; vAppendix Finishing Termsand Definitions 253 # ^) B7 T% G1 \& B {3 C
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