Production of Jute Video Lecture | Advance Learner Course: Science Class 5

hello friends this video on fiber and
fabric part 8 is brought to you by exam
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no more fear from exam so now that we
have spoken about we have spoken so much
about fabrics so we have looked at the
cotton fabric now the most common use of
cotton fabric is in making floats now
when we talk about clothing material so
cotton is not the only fabric which is
used if you look at the different types
of clothes which have been worn by human
beings over a period of time you see
that during the ancien days initially
these animal hair were twisted to long
strands to form fabrics now even today
we have a lot of patterns of clothes
which are wood unstitched for example
you talk about sari you talk about
loonie they are all unstitched clothes
so just the fabric and it can be used
for covering our body wears on the other
hand we have a lot of stitched clothes
whether you talk about salvar suit you
talk about the shirt pant suit jeans so
all of them are stitched clothes so a
variety of clothes are being made from
the different types of fabric now not
only cotton we also we touch upon a few
more plant fibers like jude so Judas
again unless expensive natural fiber so
it is comparatively less expensive and
when you compare it to cotton it is also
produced in large amount so maybe if
cotton is the first one which is
produced in the maximum amount then jude
would stand second in terms of the
amount produced so it is again obtained
from this is how the jute fabric looks
like so you can see that you know that
the woven structure can be seen very
distinctly so from there do we get this
jute fibres these are obtained from the
jute plants and they are obtained from
the stems of the jute plant so basically
the stems of this plant
they are like long soft they give rise
to long soft shiny fibers and then later
they are spun into strong heads
they have quite a good strength now the
jute plant is normally grown during
rainy season like in case of cotton they
are grown in warm climate but here it
needs a lot of water salt is grown
during rainy season it is very commonly
grown in areas like West Bengal Bihar
and Assam in India because they have
plenty of rains where do we use jute
fibres it has a huge huge variety of
applications so it is used in making the
sacks like which is used for storing
coffee or tea or something
it is like jute bags the bigger bags
which is used for storage it is also
used to make jute ropes as I said they
are quite strong and coarse and that is
why they are useful in making ropes jute
bags are any common not only in terms of
fashion but also in terms of durability
jute silk is again another very common
fabric which is used for making Saudis
or other dress materials the next
national factor and fiber that we will
talk about this coil so coil is nothing
but the coconut fiber it is obtained
from the husk of the coconut so this is
how the outer part of the coconut looks
like right so when you collect them all
this is what you get and this fiber is
termed as coil so it is obtained from
the husk
of coconut and where do we use them so
it is again used in a lot of cases like
floor mats dode mats so there you can
find this coil and by touching it also
you can see that it is quiet because it
looks rough for making mattresses the
coil mattress is a quite popular because
they are comparatively less expensive so
when you touch them you can actually
feel the presence of the coconut fibers
inside lot of brushes are made out of
coils and these are used for brewing
places or cleaning certain places thank
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