Textile Engineering · Weaving Cycle
Arrange the following operational actions in the precise chronological sequence of the primary weaving cycle: A. Winding the finished fabric on the cloth beam while releasing more warp from the warp beam. B. Carrying forward the last inserted pick of weft to the cloth already woven (beating-up). C. The separation of warp yarns into upper and lower layers to form a tunnel (shedding). D. The insertion of the weft yarn through the previously formed shed (picking). Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
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- 1C, B, D, A
- 2A, C, B, D
- 3D, C, A, B
- 4C, D, B, A✓
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C, D, B, A
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