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Technical Textiles

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This Technical Textiles page on GoConqr gathers community-made mind maps and flashcards, from agrotextiles and construction textiles to waterproof and breathable fabrics. It is for school students studying textile types and their uses, and teachers looking for ready-made material. The small collection is mostly school-level, with a little material for university students. There are no quizzes on this page. Choose a mind map to start, then use the flashcards to check what you remember.

Technical Textiles

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About Technical Textiles

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Start with a mind map

The Technical/Modern Materials mind map introduces technical textiles as fabrics developed primarily for their end use or function. It also includes modern materials and phosphorescent materials. Start there if you want an overview before working through the textile types in the flashcards.

As you study, note the connection between a fabric and its intended use. You can return to the map when a flashcard introduces an unfamiliar term.

Study textile types with flashcards

DT textiles covers agrotextiles, construction textiles, geotextiles, domestic textiles, environmentally friendly textiles, protective textiles and sports textiles. It is a useful place to see the range of types represented on the page.

For more detail, Textiles Flashcards includes descriptions and examples, as well as advantages and disadvantages. The Technical Textiles deck includes examples of agrotextiles, construction textiles and uses of domestic textiles. Work through a deck by trying to recall each answer before turning the card.

Use maps and cards together

There are no quizzes listed on this page, but the flashcards offer a way to check your recall. After studying a set, return to Technical/Modern Materials and see how the examples connect to the idea of a textile's end use.

The mind map on waterproof and breathable properties of nanoweb applied clothing offers a different starting point. It covers comfort factors, waterproof and breathable fabrics, surface properties and nanoweb technology. You could study that map after the broader introduction.

Within Textiles and Fabrics

Technical Textiles is a section of the Textiles and Fabrics unit in Design and technology. The resources here provide different ways to study this section: maps for seeing ideas together and flashcards for working through terms, examples and questions.

Explore a deck alongside a mind map, or make your own cards and map as you study.

Frequently asked questions

Which resource should I start with?

Technical/Modern Materials is a useful starting point for an overview of technical textiles and their end use. After that, DT textiles introduces a range of textile types. If you prefer questions and answers, Textiles Flashcards covers descriptions, examples, advantages and disadvantages that you can work through at your own pace.

What do the mind maps cover?

Technical/Modern Materials introduces technical textiles and also includes modern materials. The other mind map focuses on waterproof and breathable properties of nanoweb applied clothing. Its topics include comfort factors, waterproof and breathable fabrics, surface properties and nanoweb technology, giving you another way to explore material properties.

Are these resources free to use?

Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.

Are there quizzes on Technical Textiles?

There are no quizzes listed on this page. The flashcard decks provide another way to check your recall: try answering each prompt before looking at the answer. Textiles Flashcards includes descriptions and examples, along with advantages and disadvantages, while other decks cover uses and types of technical textiles.

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