دانلود کتاب مهندسی منسوجات – یکپارچه سازی طراحی و ساخت محصولات نساجی

Over the years, the textile industry has been perceived as a “technology-based” industry using manufacturing technologies that have evolved over the years in terms of power, speed, automation, and process control, but they have remained the same in principle. This is a total misperception that has been created by the fact that it is one of the oldest industries in the world and it has been primarily based on using commodity materials. This misperception was also solidified by the significant redistribution of the industry, which began in the last decade of the 20th century and the migration of the industry to cheap-labor regions around the world. These dramatic changes can partly be blamed on the traditional textile industry that has largely failed to represent itself as a value-added industry and preferred to remain as a mass production-discount industry focusing on lowering cost and handling quality issues through business deals rather than innovations and design concepts. Now, these approaches are being put to rest in many sectors of the industry, and many companies in industrial countries are redirecting their efforts to product development and new innovations.