竹子制布流程How fabric is manufactured from bamboo

The diagram illustrates the process of producing fabric from bamboo, outlining a sequence of nine stages from cultivation to the final textile products. Overall, the procedure involves three main phases: growing and harvesting bamboo, converting the raw material into fibres through mechanical and chemical treatment, and finally transforming these fibres into fabric. In the initial stage, bamboo is planted in spring and later harvested in autumn once it has matured. The harvested bamboo is then cut into strips, which are subsequently crushed to produce a liquid pulp. This pulp undergoes filtration, where the long fibres are separated from the liquid. Following this, the extracted fibres are softened by adding water and amine oxide, a chemical that helps break down the material and prepare it for further processing. Once softened, the fibres are spun into yarn, marking the transition from raw material to textile form. In the final stages, the yarn is woven into fabric, which can then be used to produce finished goods such as clothing items and socks.