Technical
Textile Coloration Certificate (TCC) Modules T1 – T3
The Textile Coloration Certificate comprises a total of 6 modules (or on-line lessons) which are delivered in the classroom on a rolling programme over 2 years. TCC 2019 is comprised of:
T1: Coloration Processes I
T2: Textile Chemistry
T3: Introduction to Printing
Each of these is broken down into a series of shorter topics with individual learning objectives and consolidatory questions. Reflective practice is also required at certain points during the learning process.
Course Content
Lessons
Status
1
T1: Coloration Processes 1
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1.1 The Basic Physical and Chemical Structures of Cotton.
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1.2 Dyes Used on Cotton
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1.3 The Chemistry of Azoic Dyes
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1.4 The Application of Azoic Dyes and Their Disadvantages.
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1.5 An Introduction to Direct Dyes.
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1.6 The Chemistry and Categorisation of Direct Dyes.
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1.7 Dyeing Profiles for Direct Dyes.
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1.8 Exhaustion Curves.
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1.9 Dyeing Methods and After Treatments.
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2.1 Sulphur and Vat Dyes: Oxidation and Reduction Chemistry
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2.2 An Introduction to Sulphur Dyes
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2.3 Categorisation of Sulphur Dyes
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2.4 Oxidising and Reducing Agents
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2.5 The Advantages and Disadvantages of Sulphur Dyes
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2.6 The Chemistry of Vat Dyes
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2.7 Oxidising and Reducing Agents and the Dyeing Profile
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3.1 Reactive Dyes: Chemistry and Nomenclature
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3.2 Reactive Dye Fibre Interaction
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3.3 Dyeing With Reactive Dyes
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4.1 Disperse Dyes: Definition and Categorisation
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4.2 Formulation of Disperse Dyes
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4.3 Dyeing With Disperse Dyes
- 1.1 The Basic Physical and Chemical Structures of Cotton.
- 1.2 Dyes Used on Cotton
- 1.3 The Chemistry of Azoic Dyes
- 1.4 The Application of Azoic Dyes and Their Disadvantages.
- 1.5 An Introduction to Direct Dyes.
- 1.6 The Chemistry and Categorisation of Direct Dyes.
- 1.7 Dyeing Profiles for Direct Dyes.
- 1.8 Exhaustion Curves.
- 1.9 Dyeing Methods and After Treatments.
- 2.1 Sulphur and Vat Dyes: Oxidation and Reduction Chemistry
- 2.2 An Introduction to Sulphur Dyes
- 2.3 Categorisation of Sulphur Dyes
- 2.4 Oxidising and Reducing Agents
- 2.5 The Advantages and Disadvantages of Sulphur Dyes
- 2.6 The Chemistry of Vat Dyes
- 2.7 Oxidising and Reducing Agents and the Dyeing Profile
- 3.1 Reactive Dyes: Chemistry and Nomenclature
- 3.2 Reactive Dye Fibre Interaction
- 3.3 Dyeing With Reactive Dyes
- 4.1 Disperse Dyes: Definition and Categorisation
- 4.2 Formulation of Disperse Dyes
- 4.3 Dyeing With Disperse Dyes