PPT-Wool Glossary (A Part of Unit II-

3 rd Prof Year Dr Gargi Mahapatra Asst Prof cum Jnr Sc Dept of Livestock Products Technology Bihar Veterinary College BASU Patna Terminology Fleece Fibre coat that covers a sheep. GLOSSARY Absorbed Dose The mean energy imparted to the irradiated medium per unit mass by ionizing radiation Units gray GY rad Absorbed Fraction A term used in internal dosimetry It is that fraction of th Integrated Wool Improvement Development Scheme IWIDP C Angora Wool Development Scheme AWDS In India Angora Rabbit Wool is reared in hilly are as of Uttaranchal Himachal Pradesh and in some other states where A fleece may weigh around 4 6 kg depending on the sheep b reed Sheep Sheep are hardy animals farmed all over the world in a wide range of climates and terrains Systematic selectio n and crossbreeding over many years have produced a varie ty of bree New Zealand Qualifications Authority 2013planned review date: March 2004 Wool Harvesting This unit standard is for people working in the rural servicing People credited with this unit standard ar New Zealand Qualifications Authority 2013planned review date: June 2005 Wool Harvesting People credited with this unit standard are able to: sort wool oddments in the wool shed; class wool in the Condition Test (IWTO-33) Wool is a very hygroscopic fibre picking up and losing moisture as the atmospheric conditions change. At 65% relative humidity, wool will hold 14-15% of its own weight in moi Introduction Despite the boom in demand for livestock products in general, wool production has fallen by one-third since it peaked in 1990 (FAOSTAT 2009), as production of cotton and other natural and Wool Production in Colonial America. In colonial times, the price of goods from England was very expensive. The colonists wanted to produce their own clothing. Wool was one of the most common materials used by the colonists. Where does wool come from?. Represent “what we can imagine” about the micro-world based on “what we can see” in the macro-world. Articulate these imaginings as clearly as possible. Identify “stuff” as matter. Recognize that all matter has mass and takes up space. The Colonies . (what is now the United States). History of Wool. What 2 Presidents had flocks of sheep and were both inaugurated in wool suits?. George Washington. & Thomas Jefferson. INCAUSTRALIAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE OF IWTOUnit 9 42-46 Vella DriveEmail fawowoolindustriesorgSunshine West Vic 3020Web wwwfawoorgauAustraliawwwwoolindustriesorgTel 03 9311 0103ABN 38 979 046 569Reg II- . 3. rd. Prof. Year). Dr. Gargi Mahapatra. Asst. Prof. cum Jnr. Sc.. Dept. of Livestock Products Technology. Bihar Veterinary College. BASU, Patna.. Development. of Wool. Wool follicles produce the mature fleece.. II- . 3. rd. Prof. Year). Dr. Gargi Mahapatra. Asst. Prof. cum Jnr. Sc.. Dept. of Livestock Products Technology. Bihar Veterinary College. BASU, Patna.. Wool. Wool is a natural fibre of animal origin which is hygroscopic in nature, is crimpled, elastic and grows in clusters. It’s a fibre of cylindrical structure and basically protein in nature. Structurally it consists of a cortex and cuticle, it is devoid of a medulla.. SHOE CONSTRUCTION TERMS. To take full advantage of the learning opportunities presented in this resource, Internet access is recommended. Also, view the presentation in “Slide Show” mode. Click on the “Slide Show” tab in your tool...