Answer Posted / Anoop Kumar

In textile engineering, there are several types of lines used for various purposes. Here are some examples:
1. Warp: The set of yarns or threads that run lengthwise on a loom.
2. Weft: The yarns or threads that run crosswise on a loom and interlock with the warp to create a fabric.
3. Shed: A space between two sets of warp threads created by separating them for the insertion of the weft.
4. Dobby: A mechanism used in weaving to control the up and down movement of individual warp threads, creating patterns in the fabric.
5. Jacquard: An intricate weaving technique that produces complex patterns by using a series of punched cards or electronic controls.

Explain with diagram any one attachment.

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