Teaching Methodologies
6.1 TEACHING METHODS
The methodological options leading to the fulfilment of the curricular unit’s program will focus on the following pedagogical strategy:
– oral presentation oriented to the estimated contents;
– work developed under the teacher guidance.
6.2 EVALUATION METHODS
Given the specificity of this curricular unit, the student must guarantee a minimum presence in 42 contact hours (classes), with the right to take an exam, in case he/she has not been approved by continuous assessment.
The work to be carried out will comply with criteria that will be explained in the statements and/or other elements presented, according to the following components and weights:
CONTINUOUS EVALUATION
– Exercise 1 – 15% weight in the assessment;
– Exercise 2 – 35% weight in the assessment;
– Exercise 3 – 50% weight in the assessment
EXAM
– Component Theoretical-practical – 50% of the evaluation
– Component practical – 50% of the evaluation
Learning Results
3.1.Recognize the process of applying colors to textile fibres according to the most appropriate methods, ensuring the reliability of the results and respecting the applicable standards.
3.2.Recognize the process of color formation and formulation.
3.3.Classify dyes by families, affinity and methods of application.
3.4.Recognize the relationship between the chemical structure of dyes and dyeing properties.
3.5.Recognising the relationship between fibre structure and tyeability
Program
4.1.Framing of the dyeing process in the textile industry
4.2.Study of the processing of textile products
4.2.1Semi-processed from raw to red
4.3.Procedures for introducing colour into textile articles
4.3.1 Pre-treatment operations
4.3.2 Machinery used
4.3.4Dyeing techniques
4.3.5Dyeing dynamics
4.3.6 Relationship of fibre structures and dyes in the dyeing process
4.3.7 Preparation of dyeing baths
4.4.Class of dyes
4.4.1Dyeing of cellulosic fibres
4.4.2Dyeing of polyester fibres
4.4.3Dyeing of acrylic fibres
4.4.4Dyeing of polyamide fibres
4.4.5Dyeing of protein fibres
4.4.6Dyeing of fibre mixture
4.4.7Subsequent treatment
4.5.Dyeing processes
4.5.1By exhaustion
4.5.2By impregnation
Curricular Unit Teachers
Internship(s)
NAO
Bibliography
Broadbent, A. (2001). Basic Principles of Textile Coloration, SDC (Society of Dyers and Colourists).
Burkinshaw, S. (2016). Physico-chemical Aspects of Textile Coloration, SDC (Society of Dyers and Colorists).
Clark, M. (2011). Handbook of textile and industrial dyeing – Volume 1: Principles, processes and types of dyes, Woodhead Publishing Limited.
Irwin,K. (2015). Design de superfície para tecido. England: Fairchild Books.
Karmakar, S. (1999). Chemical technology in the pre-treatment processes os textiles, Elsevier Science B.V.
Resendes, C. (2013). Fabric Surface Design. North Adams: Storey Publishing LLC.