B.Sc. in Textile
Engineering, 4th year
4th year First Semester
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(Tex-4011) Yarn Manufacturing
Technology-III (Optional) Contact hr./week 4-0
Short Staple:
Assessment, Calculation and Control
of Mixing Cost and Quality. Study of modern trends and development in a ring
spinning mill from blow room to baling. Automation in all sector of spinning
industry for Cree ling, Doffing, Piecing, Cleaning, Materials handling and
linking of machines, Data processing, Relationship of automation with quality
and productivity and its relevance in the Bangladesh Textile Industry.
Processing parameters such as hanks,
Speeds, Settings, Waste, Cleaning efficiencies, Nep content, Productions and
CV% for mass per unit length at all stages of processing, Setting of suitable
values for the material processed and machine conditions.
Waste control at all stages of
manufacture, centralized waste collection. Dust and bags and setting chambers.
Theoretical considerations of fibre disentanglement during carding and
formation of fibre hooked ends, Reduction of fibre hooks during drafting.
Theory of ring spinning and
ballooning, causes of end breaks, Evaluation of properties and characteristics
of spun yearns. Processing of soft waste, hard waste and rags into condenser
spin yarn. Comparison of methods of spinning waste yarns.
Long Staple:
Study of modern trends and
developments of batching, Softening, Carding, Drawing, Drafting Systems and
flyer spinning. Processing parameters of different quantities and counts of
jute yarns, causes of end Breakages, Waste recovery, dust extraction and
utilization of waste. Evaluation of properties and characteristics of jute
yarns.
(Tex-4012) Yarn Manufacturing
Technology-III Lab Contact hr./week
0-3
Practical processing of different
counts of cotton and jute yarns and analysis of yarn specimens.
Fabric Manufacturing Technology-III (Optional)
(Tex-4013) Fabric Manufacturing
Technology-III (Optional), Contact
hr./week 4-0
Weaving:
Features of automatic looms, Weft
replenishment, Methods of weft patterning, Wrap protector motion, Side and
centre weft fork motion, Warp stop motions.
Jacquard Weaving – Classification of Jacquards, S.L.S.C, D.L.S.C & D.L.D.C Open shed,
centre shed fine pitch and cross border Jacquard shedding, Systems of harness
mounting, Methods of increasing the figuring capacity of Jacquared costing out,
Card cutting and lacing, Jacquard calculations.
Study of broad (C.B.C.) loom. Time
studies in weaving and calculation of weaver’s load, Cloth costing, Causes of
warp and weft breakage in weaving, Cloth faults and their remedies, Factors
controlling loom efficiency and means of increasing loom efficiency, Relevant
calculations.
Knitting:
Coloured stitch designs in weft knitting – Weft knitted Jacquard e.g. single
jersey Jacquard, Rib Jacquard, Pattern and selection devices – Butt Length,
Butt position, Multistep butt set-out, Element selection, Full Jacquard
mechanical and electronic needle selection, pattern wheel, Pattern area
calculations, Production of weft knitted fabrics – Simple Tuck and float stitch
single jersey fabrics non jacquard double jersey fabrics. Double jersey inlay, Loop transfer stitches – plain loop, fancy lacing, Rib
loop, eyelet, Welts, Garment sequences and knitting to shape calculation of
fashioning frequencies. Flat knitting principles and structures, Laying in warp
knitting General rules, Full plate patterning, Full width weft insertion, Cut
presser and Miss-press structures. Aspects of knitting science loop shape and
loop length control, yarn let-off, welt knitted fabric relaxation, knitted
fabric geometry, Tightness factor, Robbing back. Multiple guide bar warp
knitting machines and their product, Fabric control mechanism Run-in, yarn
feeding and tension control, Fabric take up and batching mechanisms. Specially
weft knitted fabrics and machines loop wheel frame, production of fleecy
interlock, sinker wheel m/c, push in sinker top latch needle m/c sliver or high
pile knitting, Knitted fabric faults and their remedies.
(Tex-4014) Fabric Manufacturing
Technology-III Lab, Contact
hr./week 0-3
Weaving:
Detailed study of relevant mechanisms
and machinery, Dismantling and reassembling of parts, Operation of machinery,
Visit to manufacturing plants, study of fabric defects.
Knitting:
Detailed practical study of
mechanisms and machinery, Dismantling and reassembling of different parts of
machinery, Production of knitted fabric samples containing basic structures.
Wet Processing Technology-III (Optional)
(Tex-4015) Wet Processing Technology-III
(Optional), Contact
hr./week 4-0
Applied Chemistry:
Water treatment (Estimation and
Removal of Hardness); Different types of surface active agents (Synthesis,
Effects, Degradability); Chemistry, properties and uses of various Acids,
Alkalies, Salts, Oxidizing Agents and Reducing Agents in Textile Wet
Processing.
Dyeing:
Dye Aggregation; interaction of dyes
and fibres, Mechanism of Dyeing, Dyeing Kinetics, (Diffusion, Pore Model, Free
volume model), Thermodynamics of dyeing (dyeing Isotherms, Affinity/Standard
Chemical Potential difference).
Structure and application of Mordant
dyes, Pigments and Mineral colorants on different fibres.
Printing:
Special types of thickners (Synthetic
Polymers, Emulsion thickeners); methods of screen and roller preparation;
detailed study on screen printing technology.
Finishing:
Softening agents (different types,
applications, special finishing treatments (rot-proofing, mildew proofing,
insect and bactericidal finishes, soil lease finishes).
(Tex-4016) Wet Processing Technology-III
Lab Contact hr./week 0-3
Determination of hardness of water,
Removal of hardness by different methods, Dyeing of different fibres with
mordent dyes and pigments, Preparation of screen and printing of different
fabrics by flat bed and rotary printing machines, Production of crease
resistant cotton fabrics with different types of cross-linking agents.
Garments Manufacturing Technology-III (Optional)
(Tex-4017) Garments Manufacturing
Technology-III (Optional), Contact
hr./week 4-0
Discussion on garments washing,
dyeing and drying machines.
Garments washing – Concept of washing, requirements of washing, different types of washes
– Caustic wash, bleach wash, pigment wash, Enzyme wash, stone wash, Acid wash,
Super white wash.
Garments Dying –
Concept of swatch making and garments dyeing, Garments dyeing with reactive and
other dyes, Problems associated with garments dyeing.
Garments inspection and quality control – Raw material and finished garments inspection,
In-process inspection, Final inspection, Product quality audit, Comparability
test.
Garments costing – Systems of garments costing, determination of fabric, consumption,
threads consumption and trimmings. Analysis of fabric requirements in relation
to garments costing, Determination of costs.
Factorial study of seam strength,
Mechanism seam slippage, seam strength prediction, seam strength testing,
Fabric sewability assessment, Selection and setting of machines per line for
the production of Shirt, Trouser and T-shirt.
(Tex-4018) Garments Manufacturing
Technology-III Lab Contact
hr./week 0-3
Swatch making and reproduction of
swatch, Different types of garments washing, Different types of garments
dyeing, Seam strength analysis, Fabric sew ability analysis, Industrial visits.
Special Yarn Manufacturing Technology (Optional)
(S.Tex-4011) Special Yarn Mfg. Tech.
(Optional) Contact hr./week
3-0
Study of two-fold, manifold, cabled
and core yarns for particular ends uses. Twisting and doubling machines
including up-twisters and 2-for-1 twisters.
Effects of amount and direction of
twist at each twisting stage on strength, elongation, lustre and balanced
twist, twist setting, Manufacture of fancy yarn.
Top-to-Tow conversion manufacture.
Methods of producing textured
filament yarn. Effect of process variables on characteristics of textured
yarns, Production of twines and ropes.
Special Fabric Manufacturing Technology (Optional)
(S.Tex-4013) Special Fabric Mfg. Tech.
(Optional) Contact
hr./week 3-0
Definition, Structure, Production,
Properties, End-uses etc. of Laminate, Tape, Belt, Label, Braid, Lappet swivel,
velvets and velveteen Carpet, Terry Towel, Geotextiles, Medical Textile,
Triaxial Fabrics, Coated and filter fabrics.
Special Wet Processing Technology (Optional)
(S.Tex-4015) Special Wet Processing Tech.
(Optional) Contact hr./week 3-0
Foam technology in wet processing
(foam generation, application, advantages and disadvantages); Solvent dyeing,
Dyeing under hypercritical conditions; Computer assisted recipe calculations.
Human Colour vision, Metamerism, Trichromatic theory of colour vision and
colour matching equations.
Special Garments Technology (Optional)
(S.Tex-4017) Special
Garments Manufacturing Tech. (Optional) Contact
hr./week 3-0
Brief description of fashion house in
Europe and USA
Production, Planning and Control
(Mgt-4013) Production, Planning and
Control Contact hr./week
3-0
Functions and types of production,
production life cycle, capacity planning, process planning, process design, PPC
function – Forecasting, Loading, scheduling, dispatching, order control, Line
balancing, plant layout, Plant location factors, Inventory control, Purchasing,
Principles make or buy decisions, Quality control in production life cycle,
Maintenance and productivity.
Work Study:
Method study, Purpose and Techniques
used; Procedure of select, Record, Examine, Develop, Install and Maintain.
Precautions when introducing new
methods, Relationship with work measurement.
Work measurement, purpose and
techniques used, Rating, Elements, Break points, Basic time, Use of allowances.
Activity sampling, Definition,
purpose and procedures, use of pilot study, Interpretation of results.
Production studies, Machine
utilization and operator performances, Hok (operator hours per 100kg
production). Machine interference, Materials handling, Mechanical and static
handling.
Books Recommended:
1. Work Study :
R.M. Currie
Revised
by
Dr.
Joseph E. Faraday
2. The
Evaluation of Investment Proposals:
Project
Appraisal Check Lists for the Textile Industry : Harverd, A.D.
Cost & Management Accounting
(Act-4015) Cost & Management
Accounting Contact
hr./week 3-0
(A) Cost Accounting:
Introduction: meaning, scope,
objective, advantages Financial Accounting vs Cost Accounting, Factors
influencing the design of a cost, limitation, characteristics of an ideal Cost
Accounting, System Installation of costing system- steps, difficulties,
Measures to overcome the difficulties, Cost unit, Methods of costing types,
Development of Cost Accounting.
Cost Behavior and Terminology: Basic
cost behavior patterns, Economic, Accounting and other cost patterns, product
Costing Concept Need for Knowledge of cost behavior, Methods of estimating cost
relationship.
Cost Elements: Costing for materials,
Costing for labour, and costing for Overheads.
Cost Accounting System: Job order
costing, Contract Costing and process costing.
Costing Techniques: Standard
‘Costing, Costing of by products and joint products, Direct Costing.
Management Accounting:
Introduction-Definition, Difference
from Financial Accounting & Cost Accounting, Relationship with Financial
Accounting, Uses in planning and control.
Analysis of Cost Behavior -Variable,
Fixed and Mixed.
Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis.
Analysing cost for Pricing and
short-rum decision: BEP Analysis, Cost for decision making, Differential cost
analysis.
Planning and Budgeting, Master
Budget, Flexible & Cash Budget Responsibility Accounting.
Evaluation Performance: Variance
analysis, Financial statement, Analysis & Interpretation.
Books Recommended:
- Matz
A and Usry. M.F., Costing Accounting: Planning and Control, South westrn
Publishing Co. Ohio,
- Horngren,
C.T.; Costing Accounting: A Managerial Emphasis : Prentice Hall of India
Private Limited,
- Jain,
S.P. and Narang, K.I.; Cost Accounting.
- Ray
H. Garrison and Eric W. Norcen, Managerial Accounting, Irwin McGraw-Hill,
4th year Second Semester
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Yarn Manufacturing Technology-IV (Optional)
Tex-4021) Yarn Manufacturing
Technology-IV (Optional), Contact hr./week 4-0
Short Staple:
Detailed study of processing chemical
staple fibres, viz. Viscose Rayon, Polyester, Acrylic and their blends with
cotton on cotton processing machines, Differences in machine speeds, Settings
and Productions, Properties of blended yarns, Analysis of blends, Effects of
length, Fineness and Surface characteristics of fibres on yarn properties.
In depth study of rotor spinning and
other modern short staple spinning methods, Comparison of methods, yarn
quality, productions and economics with rang spinning.
Long Staple:
Manufacture of jute blended yarns
using different spinning systems, Properties and end-uses of blended yarns.
Detailed study of modern long staple
spinning systems such as Repco, Spin-gard, Wrap Spun, Core spun and Twistless
spinning.
Lectures on recently published
Research and Development work in spinning industries in Bangladesh
(Tex-4022) Yarn Manufacturing
Technology-IV Lab, Contact hr./week 0-3
Processing of Manmade staple fibre
and their blends, Detailed study of Rotor and other modern short and long
staple spinning machines.
Fabric Manufacturing Technology-IV (Optional)
(Tex-4023) Fabric Manufacturing
Technology-IV (Optional), Contact hr./week 4-0
Weaving:
Study of interrelationships between
winding parameters, Uniform build of the cone, Introduction to ballon theory
and tension variation during unwinding Relationship between size and angle of
creel the distance between creel and head stock and warp width, Sizing of blended
and synthetic yarns, Comparative study of different techniques of sizing,
Disadvantages of sizing, desizing and recycling, Analysis of weaving
performance of sized yarn. Description of attempts to substitute sizing
operation. Factors influencing the drying efficiency of a sizing machine.
Comparison of different methods of drying, Means of uniform drying.
Eccentricity and Acceleration of slay, Differences between conventional and
unconventional looms, Factors involved in warp and weft strain and calculation
of warp strain, Variations in pick spacing.
Conventional and various
unconventional selvedges and calculation of weft waste percent, Shirley picking
and take-up mechanism.
Detailed study of projectile, Rapier,
Jet and Multiphase weaving machines.
Standard commercial fabrics
(Jute/Cotton/Synthetic) Fabric properties and comfortable clothing, Factors to
be considered in choosing a fabric for particular end use condition. Current
issues in weaving.
Relevant calculations of weaving
machinery allocation, production management, project balancing and
modernization.
Knitting:
Production of high quality cotton
knit goods. Production of knit goods from yarns containing man made fibre.
Study on linear and non linear cams in weft knitting, Kinetics and economics of
weft knitting. Automation in knitting industry, Multi-axial knitted fabric
construction, Multi-axial brushed machine. Uses of multi-axial fabrics. Recent
Research and Development in Knitting.
Non-woven:
Definition and classification.
Methods of web formation. Conventional method of non-woven fabric formation
Modern techniques for the production of non-woven. Properties and uses of non-woven
fabrics. Fault and remedies of non-woven fabrics. Environmental problems caused
by non-woven fabrics.
(Tex-4024) Fabric Manufacturing
Technology -IV Lab Contact
hr./week 0-3
Weaving:
Practical study of the relevant
machinery. Dismantling and reassembling of various parts. Operation of
machinery. Visit to manufacturing plants etc.
Knitting:
Production of knitted samples with
given specifications and study of their dimensional behavior. Adjustment of the
machine for the production of fabrics of different GSM.
Wet Processing Technology-IV (Operational)
(Tex-4025) Wet
Processing Technology-IV (Optional) Contact
hr./week 4-0
Pretreatment:
Special scouring processes (solvent
scouring and Vapour-loc scouring); Estimation of scouring, Bleaching and
mercerizing effects; Estimation of available chlorine in bleaching powder,
Faults and damages in bleaching.
Dyeing:
Additive and substractive colour
mixing, Colour measurements, CIE and Lab Systems of Colour Measurement,
Spectrophotometers, Colour fastness, Assessment of colour-fastness with gray
scale. Faults in dyeing and their remedies. Dying of blended fibres and
fabrics.
Printing:
Special printing methods (Transfer
Printing, Jet printing, Flock printing, Burn-out printing). Faults in printing
and their remedies.
Finishing:
Removal of excess water and various
drying systems in wet processing. Low-wet pick-up finishing and its Importance,
application of optical brightening agents. Lectures on recently published
research and developments in wet processing.
(Tex-4026) Wet Processing Technology-IV
(Lab) Contact
hr./week 0-3
Identification of dyestuffs. Colour
fastness tests of different dyeing. Dyeing of blended fabrics with appropriate
dyes. Colour matching by production of combination shade, Practical estimation
of Scouring, Bleaching and Mercerizing effects, Printing of blended fabrics
with appropriate dyestuffs, Transfer printing.
Garments Manufacturing Technology-IV (Optional)
(Tex-4027) Garments Manufacturing
Technology-IV (Optional) Contact hr./week 4-0
Production planning, Production
control and Production management, Line balancing, Production systems.
Tools of planning – Work measurements, time study motion study and method study.
Material handling and transportation
system of garments components advance study on scheduling in cutting room.
Material Management in the clothing Production – Principles of purchasing, Market
utilization variation, Fabric loss outside marker, Fabric utilization
variation, control of material wastage. Manufacturing resource planning,
Production engineering, Cost control, Total quality control, Quality from design
to dispatch, Production and people, Training, Discussion on category and quota,
Merchandizing in the garment factory, Detailed study of garments design,
Lecture on latest trend in garments manufacturing, Lecture on recently
published research and development works.
(Tex-4028) Garments Manufacturing Technology-IV
Lab, Contact hr./week 0-3
Production of Suits, Jacket, Jogging
suit, Ladies dresses, Children’s wear, Knight Dress.
Applications of Computer in Textiles
(CSE-4023) Applications of Computer in
Textiles Contact
hr./week 3-0
Use of computer in Textile
Manufacture (Machine/process control, dye recipe formulation, quality control,
colour matching, mixing ratio formulation etc.) Study on Spin, Weave, Wet
Procss & Garments Plan. General programming principles used in developing
business and Textile applications of computers (Payroll, stock control, whole
sales, retailing etc.) Idea about C-Language.
Principles –
System analysis, system design, documentation and planning.
Applications –
Critical path analysis, linear programming, accounting, forecasting etc. use of
available textile related software.
(CSE-4024) Applications of Computer in
Textile-Lab, Contact hr./week 0-3
Practical application and practice of
the above topics.
Books Recommended:
1. CAD/CAM in clothing & Textiles : Gray, S
2. Textile go on-line :
The Textile Institute 1996
3. Computer Integrated Manufacturing & Total Quality
Management (Textile
progress Vol. 27 No. 4) :
Sigmon, D.M., Grady, P.L
and Winchester
Machine Technology and Maintenance of Textile Machinery
(Tex-4029) Machine Technology and
Maintenance of Textile Machinery
Contact hr./week 3-0
Maintenance –
Types of maintenance, planning and organizing maintenance, repair cycle,
maintenance stages, lubrication and lubricants, Inspection.
Inventory Management – Types of inventory, cost analysis of inventory, inventory control,
economic order quantity (EOQ), economic lot size, lead time, Mean absolute
deviation (MAD), Re-order level.
Material handling – Conveyors used in textile mill – belt conveyor, chain conveyer,
hydraulic press and lift, truck hoist.
Air conditioning – Comfort condition, psychometric chart, Heating, cooling,
dehumidification, humidification, Ventilation, Filtration, Mill illumination.
Ergonomics –
Definition, importance and application of ergonomics of work place and layout.
Machine creation – Floor preparation, foundation, machine fixation, leveling etc.
Safety in textile mill – Industrial hazards, safety rules, factory act, first aid
and pollution control.
(MTex-4022/ MTex-4024/ MTex-4026/ MTex-4028)
Maintenance of Yarn Mfg. Machinery /Fabric Mfg. Machinery /Wet Processing
Machinery /Garments Mfg. Machinery Contact
hr./week 0-3
Maintenance of Yarn Manufacturing Machinery (Optional)
Safety –
Drives to any machines on which maintenance is being carried out should be
isolated and machine unable to be switched on. Safety must be stressed, in
particular, maintenance of guards, guard door solenoids and position of
emergency stop buttons. All maintenance should be related to the quality of
product from each machine.
Examination of all gearing for wear
and correct depth of setting; also flat belt, V-velt, Tape, Rope and Chain
drives for Wear, correct settings and slippage where appropriate. Position of
oiling and greasing points; schedules for cleaning, Oiling and Greasing,
Scouring and re-setting schedules.
Blow room –
Inspection for wear and settings of beaters, beater bars, lattices, regulating
and lap forming mechanisms.
Cards –
Examination and core of card and taker-in-wire, stripping and grinding,
Checking and adjusting all settings, can coiling.
Draw frames –
Maintenance of drafting system, stop mechanisms, Comber check cylinder half
laps, top combs and brushes for wear, check and adjust all settings, care of
drafting system.
Speed frames –
Maintenance of drafting system, building mechanism, drives to spindles bobbin
rail and bobbins.
Ring frames –
Care and maintenance of drafting systems, Rings and Travelers, Spindles, drive
to ring rail.
Rotors spinning frame – Maintenance of opening roller rotor, driving systems and suction unit.
OR – Maintenance of Fabric Manufacturing Machinery (Optional) Contact hr./week 0-3
Thorough understanding of different
preparatory and fabric manufacturing machinery.
To become familiar with various parts
of the machines.
To become familiar with the
maintenance tools and their functions. Cleaning, oiling/lubricating and
greasing of various machine parts. Understanding the basic principal of
tightening and loosening of nut bolt, screw, belt etc. and skill development
thereof. Proper meshing of the gears, putting on and putting off the belts etc.
locking/fixing of cam, cone, pulley, toothed gear etc. Fitting of bush, bearing
collar and bracket. System of dismantling and re-assembling of machine parts.
Changing and setting of various machine parts and observing their effects on
changing. Over handling and erecting of preparatory and fabric manufacturing
machinery.
OR – Maintenance of Wet Processing Machinery (Optional) Contact hr./week 0-3
Preparatory Machinery – Maintenance of singeing, Kier boiler, J-box, Rope washing machines,
Boilers.
Dyeing Machinery – Maintenance of Jigger dyeing, Winch dyeing, HTHP dyeing, Hank dyeing
machinery.
Finishing Machinery – Maintenance of different padding mangles, Drying machinery, Stenter,
Mercerizing machines, Calendaring and Folding machines.
Printing Machinery – Maintenance of different Roller printing and Screen printing machinery.
Laboratory Machinery – Maintenance of different Laboratory Machinery.
OR – Maintenance of Garments Manufacturing Machinery (Optional) Contact hr./week 0-3
Repair, Maintenance, Setting and
Replacement of different parts of Rotary knife, Straight knife, Band knife, Die
cutting machine, Notcher and Drill machines, Repair, Maintenance, Setting and
Replacement of different parts of lockstitch, Blind stitch, Chain stitch, Over
edge stitch and Flat lock sewing machines, Repair, Maintenance and Setting of
Fusing machines and Pressing machines.
4th year Third Semester
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Textiles Quality Management
(Tex-4031) Textiles Quality Management Contact hr./week 3-0
Definition and purpose of Q.C, S.Q.C,
Q.A, T.Q.M.
Introduction and Administration of
Quality Control Department, Duties and responsibilities of quality control
officers. Use of standards BSTI, ISO, ASTMS, British, Pakistan
Quality control charts use of charts
and setting of limits. Analysis of variance, acceptance sampling, correlation
analysis to determine relationship between various factors, tests of
significance.
Acceptance tests and inspection of
raw materials for each sector of the industry.
Yarn manufacturing raw cotton/jute/chemical
fibres.
Fabric manufacturing – yarns.
Wet Processing – yarn and fabric,
Dyes and auxiliaries. Garment manufacturing finish fabric, sewing thread.
Process and finished goods control
for each sector of the industry. Effects of process control on costs and
quality. Parameters measured, Sample sizes, Tests made, Results expected at
each stage of processing from fibre to finished garment production.
Study of USTER statistics
(Tex-4032) Textiles Quality Management Lab Contact hr./week 0-3
Quality control practices for yarn,
Grey fabrics, finished fabrics and garments including use of control charts,
Industrial visits.
Project
(Tex-4034) Project Contact
hr./week 0-6
For successful completion of course
work every students shall submit a project report on his project work, which
would be selected and approved by the department. A presentation on project
work would be given by the candidate. Every candidate shall be required to
appear at an comprehensive oral examination on a date fixed by the head of the
department and must satisfy the examiners that he is capable of intelligently
applying the results of this research to the solution of problems of undertaking
independent work and also afford evidence of satisfactory knowledge related to
the theory and technique used in his research work. The project work will be
guided by a Faculty Member of the concerned area of specialisation.
Industrial Training
(Tex-4036) Industrial Training Contact
hr./week 0-6
For Industrial training or internship,
the students will be placed in selected textile mills or organisations for
eight weeks. On completion of the internship, the student will prepare and
defend on Mill training report.
Industrial Compliance & ISO Certification
(Mgt-4037) Industrial Compliance &
ISO Certification Contact hr./week 2-0
Introduction, Benefits of Compliance,
Implementation, Compliance with the Law, Safety & Health, Child labour,
Forced labour, Harassment or abuse, Discrimination, Working hour, Wages &
benefits, Freedom of association, Environmental compliance, Notice and record
keeping.
Introduction, Term and definition,
Quality Management Systems - General requirements. Documentation Requirements –
General manual, Control of documents, Control of records, Management responsibility,
Management commitment, Customer focus, Quality policies, Planning Quality
objectives, Quality management system planning, Responsibility, Authority &
Communication. Management representative, Internal communication, Management
review - General, Review input, Review output, Resource management, Provision
of Resource, Human resource, Competence, Awareness & training.
Infrastructure work environment. Product realization, Custom related process,
Determination & requirements related to the product. Review of requirements
related to the product, Customer communication, Design & development,
Input, Output, Review.
Design & development
verification, Design & Development validation, Control of design &
development changes.
Purchasing - Process, information,
verification of purchased products. Production & service provision –
Validation of processes for production & service provision, Identification
& traceability, Customer property, Preservation of product, Control
monitoring & measuring devices, Measurement, Analysis, Improvement,
Monitoring & measurement – Customer identification, Internal audit,
Monitoring & measurement of processes product. Control of non-conforming
product. Analysis of data improvement, continued improvement, Corrective
action, Preventive action.
Industrial Compliance:
1. Ecotextile’98 : Sustainable
Development :
Horrocks, A. R. (Ed)
4th year First Semester
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(Tex-4011) Yarn Manufacturing
Technology-III (Optional) Contact hr./week 4-0
Short Staple:
Assessment, Calculation and Control
of Mixing Cost and Quality. Study of modern trends and development in a ring
spinning mill from blow room to baling. Automation in all sector of spinning
industry for Cree ling, Doffing, Piecing, Cleaning, Materials handling and
linking of machines, Data processing, Relationship of automation with quality
and productivity and its relevance in the Bangladesh Textile Industry.
Processing parameters such as hanks,
Speeds, Settings, Waste, Cleaning efficiencies, Nep content, Productions and
CV% for mass per unit length at all stages of processing, Setting of suitable
values for the material processed and machine conditions.
Waste control at all stages of
manufacture, centralized waste collection. Dust and bags and setting chambers.
Theoretical considerations of fibre disentanglement during carding and
formation of fibre hooked ends, Reduction of fibre hooks during drafting.
Theory of ring spinning and
ballooning, causes of end breaks, Evaluation of properties and characteristics
of spun yearns. Processing of soft waste, hard waste and rags into condenser
spin yarn. Comparison of methods of spinning waste yarns.
Long Staple:
Study of modern trends and
developments of batching, Softening, Carding, Drawing, Drafting Systems and
flyer spinning. Processing parameters of different quantities and counts of
jute yarns, causes of end Breakages, Waste recovery, dust extraction and
utilization of waste. Evaluation of properties and characteristics of jute
yarns.
(Tex-4012) Yarn Manufacturing
Technology-III Lab Contact hr./week
0-3
Practical processing of different
counts of cotton and jute yarns and analysis of yarn specimens.
Fabric Manufacturing Technology-III (Optional)
(Tex-4013) Fabric Manufacturing
Technology-III (Optional), Contact
hr./week 4-0
Weaving:
Features of automatic looms, Weft
replenishment, Methods of weft patterning, Wrap protector motion, Side and
centre weft fork motion, Warp stop motions.
Jacquard Weaving – Classification of Jacquards, S.L.S.C, D.L.S.C & D.L.D.C Open shed,
centre shed fine pitch and cross border Jacquard shedding, Systems of harness
mounting, Methods of increasing the figuring capacity of Jacquared costing out,
Card cutting and lacing, Jacquard calculations.
Study of broad (C.B.C.) loom. Time
studies in weaving and calculation of weaver’s load, Cloth costing, Causes of
warp and weft breakage in weaving, Cloth faults and their remedies, Factors
controlling loom efficiency and means of increasing loom efficiency, Relevant
calculations.
Knitting:
Coloured stitch designs in weft knitting – Weft knitted Jacquard e.g. single
jersey Jacquard, Rib Jacquard, Pattern and selection devices – Butt Length,
Butt position, Multistep butt set-out, Element selection, Full Jacquard
mechanical and electronic needle selection, pattern wheel, Pattern area
calculations, Production of weft knitted fabrics – Simple Tuck and float stitch
single jersey fabrics non jacquard double jersey fabrics. Double jersey inlay, Loop transfer stitches – plain loop, fancy lacing, Rib
loop, eyelet, Welts, Garment sequences and knitting to shape calculation of
fashioning frequencies. Flat knitting principles and structures, Laying in warp
knitting General rules, Full plate patterning, Full width weft insertion, Cut
presser and Miss-press structures. Aspects of knitting science loop shape and
loop length control, yarn let-off, welt knitted fabric relaxation, knitted
fabric geometry, Tightness factor, Robbing back. Multiple guide bar warp
knitting machines and their product, Fabric control mechanism Run-in, yarn
feeding and tension control, Fabric take up and batching mechanisms. Specially
weft knitted fabrics and machines loop wheel frame, production of fleecy
interlock, sinker wheel m/c, push in sinker top latch needle m/c sliver or high
pile knitting, Knitted fabric faults and their remedies.
(Tex-4014) Fabric Manufacturing
Technology-III Lab, Contact
hr./week 0-3
Weaving:
Detailed study of relevant mechanisms
and machinery, Dismantling and reassembling of parts, Operation of machinery,
Visit to manufacturing plants, study of fabric defects.
Knitting:
Detailed practical study of
mechanisms and machinery, Dismantling and reassembling of different parts of
machinery, Production of knitted fabric samples containing basic structures.
Wet Processing Technology-III (Optional)
(Tex-4015) Wet Processing Technology-III
(Optional), Contact
hr./week 4-0
Applied Chemistry:
Water treatment (Estimation and
Removal of Hardness); Different types of surface active agents (Synthesis,
Effects, Degradability); Chemistry, properties and uses of various Acids,
Alkalies, Salts, Oxidizing Agents and Reducing Agents in Textile Wet
Processing.
Dyeing:
Dye Aggregation; interaction of dyes
and fibres, Mechanism of Dyeing, Dyeing Kinetics, (Diffusion, Pore Model, Free
volume model), Thermodynamics of dyeing (dyeing Isotherms, Affinity/Standard
Chemical Potential difference).
Structure and application of Mordant
dyes, Pigments and Mineral colorants on different fibres.
Printing:
Special types of thickners (Synthetic
Polymers, Emulsion thickeners); methods of screen and roller preparation;
detailed study on screen printing technology.
Finishing:
Softening agents (different types,
applications, special finishing treatments (rot-proofing, mildew proofing,
insect and bactericidal finishes, soil lease finishes).
(Tex-4016) Wet Processing Technology-III
Lab Contact hr./week 0-3
Determination of hardness of water,
Removal of hardness by different methods, Dyeing of different fibres with
mordent dyes and pigments, Preparation of screen and printing of different
fabrics by flat bed and rotary printing machines, Production of crease
resistant cotton fabrics with different types of cross-linking agents.
Garments Manufacturing Technology-III (Optional)
(Tex-4017) Garments Manufacturing
Technology-III (Optional), Contact
hr./week 4-0
Discussion on garments washing,
dyeing and drying machines.
Garments washing – Concept of washing, requirements of washing, different types of washes
– Caustic wash, bleach wash, pigment wash, Enzyme wash, stone wash, Acid wash,
Super white wash.
Garments Dying –
Concept of swatch making and garments dyeing, Garments dyeing with reactive and
other dyes, Problems associated with garments dyeing.
Garments inspection and quality control – Raw material and finished garments inspection,
In-process inspection, Final inspection, Product quality audit, Comparability
test.
Garments costing – Systems of garments costing, determination of fabric, consumption,
threads consumption and trimmings. Analysis of fabric requirements in relation
to garments costing, Determination of costs.
Factorial study of seam strength,
Mechanism seam slippage, seam strength prediction, seam strength testing,
Fabric sewability assessment, Selection and setting of machines per line for
the production of Shirt, Trouser and T-shirt.
(Tex-4018) Garments Manufacturing
Technology-III Lab Contact
hr./week 0-3
Swatch making and reproduction of
swatch, Different types of garments washing, Different types of garments
dyeing, Seam strength analysis, Fabric sew ability analysis, Industrial visits.
Special Yarn Manufacturing Technology (Optional)
(S.Tex-4011) Special Yarn Mfg. Tech.
(Optional) Contact hr./week
3-0
Study of two-fold, manifold, cabled
and core yarns for particular ends uses. Twisting and doubling machines
including up-twisters and 2-for-1 twisters.
Effects of amount and direction of
twist at each twisting stage on strength, elongation, lustre and balanced
twist, twist setting, Manufacture of fancy yarn.
Top-to-Tow conversion manufacture.
Methods of producing textured
filament yarn. Effect of process variables on characteristics of textured
yarns, Production of twines and ropes.
Special Fabric Manufacturing Technology (Optional)
(S.Tex-4013) Special Fabric Mfg. Tech.
(Optional) Contact
hr./week 3-0
Definition, Structure, Production,
Properties, End-uses etc. of Laminate, Tape, Belt, Label, Braid, Lappet swivel,
velvets and velveteen Carpet, Terry Towel, Geotextiles, Medical Textile,
Triaxial Fabrics, Coated and filter fabrics.
Special Wet Processing Technology (Optional)
(S.Tex-4015) Special Wet Processing Tech.
(Optional) Contact hr./week 3-0
Foam technology in wet processing
(foam generation, application, advantages and disadvantages); Solvent dyeing,
Dyeing under hypercritical conditions; Computer assisted recipe calculations.
Human Colour vision, Metamerism, Trichromatic theory of colour vision and
colour matching equations.
Special Garments Technology (Optional)
(S.Tex-4017) Special
Garments Manufacturing Tech. (Optional) Contact
hr./week 3-0
Brief description of fashion house in
Europe and USA
Production, Planning and Control
(Mgt-4013) Production, Planning and
Control Contact hr./week
3-0
Functions and types of production,
production life cycle, capacity planning, process planning, process design, PPC
function – Forecasting, Loading, scheduling, dispatching, order control, Line
balancing, plant layout, Plant location factors, Inventory control, Purchasing,
Principles make or buy decisions, Quality control in production life cycle,
Maintenance and productivity.
Work Study:
Method study, Purpose and Techniques
used; Procedure of select, Record, Examine, Develop, Install and Maintain.
Precautions when introducing new
methods, Relationship with work measurement.
Work measurement, purpose and
techniques used, Rating, Elements, Break points, Basic time, Use of allowances.
Activity sampling, Definition,
purpose and procedures, use of pilot study, Interpretation of results.
Production studies, Machine
utilization and operator performances, Hok (operator hours per 100kg
production). Machine interference, Materials handling, Mechanical and static
handling.
Books Recommended:
1. Work Study :
R.M. Currie
Revised
by
Dr.
Joseph E. Faraday
2. The
Evaluation of Investment Proposals:
Project
Appraisal Check Lists for the Textile Industry : Harverd, A.D.
Cost & Management Accounting
(Act-4015) Cost & Management
Accounting Contact
hr./week 3-0
(A) Cost Accounting:
Introduction: meaning, scope,
objective, advantages Financial Accounting vs Cost Accounting, Factors
influencing the design of a cost, limitation, characteristics of an ideal Cost
Accounting, System Installation of costing system- steps, difficulties,
Measures to overcome the difficulties, Cost unit, Methods of costing types,
Development of Cost Accounting.
Cost Behavior and Terminology: Basic
cost behavior patterns, Economic, Accounting and other cost patterns, product
Costing Concept Need for Knowledge of cost behavior, Methods of estimating cost
relationship.
Cost Elements: Costing for materials,
Costing for labour, and costing for Overheads.
Cost Accounting System: Job order
costing, Contract Costing and process costing.
Costing Techniques: Standard
‘Costing, Costing of by products and joint products, Direct Costing.
Management Accounting:
Introduction-Definition, Difference
from Financial Accounting & Cost Accounting, Relationship with Financial
Accounting, Uses in planning and control.
Analysis of Cost Behavior -Variable,
Fixed and Mixed.
Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis.
Analysing cost for Pricing and
short-rum decision: BEP Analysis, Cost for decision making, Differential cost
analysis.
Planning and Budgeting, Master
Budget, Flexible & Cash Budget Responsibility Accounting.
Evaluation Performance: Variance
analysis, Financial statement, Analysis & Interpretation.
Books Recommended:
- Matz
A and Usry. M.F., Costing Accounting: Planning and Control, South westrn
Publishing Co. Ohio,
- Horngren,
C.T.; Costing Accounting: A Managerial Emphasis : Prentice Hall of India
Private Limited,
- Jain,
S.P. and Narang, K.I.; Cost Accounting.
- Ray
H. Garrison and Eric W. Norcen, Managerial Accounting, Irwin McGraw-Hill,
4th year Second Semester
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Yarn Manufacturing Technology-IV (Optional)
Tex-4021) Yarn Manufacturing
Technology-IV (Optional), Contact hr./week 4-0
Short Staple:
Detailed study of processing chemical
staple fibres, viz. Viscose Rayon, Polyester, Acrylic and their blends with
cotton on cotton processing machines, Differences in machine speeds, Settings
and Productions, Properties of blended yarns, Analysis of blends, Effects of
length, Fineness and Surface characteristics of fibres on yarn properties.
In depth study of rotor spinning and
other modern short staple spinning methods, Comparison of methods, yarn
quality, productions and economics with rang spinning.
Long Staple:
Manufacture of jute blended yarns
using different spinning systems, Properties and end-uses of blended yarns.
Detailed study of modern long staple
spinning systems such as Repco, Spin-gard, Wrap Spun, Core spun and Twistless
spinning.
Lectures on recently published
Research and Development work in spinning industries in Bangladesh
(Tex-4022) Yarn Manufacturing
Technology-IV Lab, Contact hr./week 0-3
Processing of Manmade staple fibre
and their blends, Detailed study of Rotor and other modern short and long
staple spinning machines.
Fabric Manufacturing Technology-IV (Optional)
(Tex-4023) Fabric Manufacturing
Technology-IV (Optional), Contact hr./week 4-0
Weaving:
Study of interrelationships between
winding parameters, Uniform build of the cone, Introduction to ballon theory
and tension variation during unwinding Relationship between size and angle of
creel the distance between creel and head stock and warp width, Sizing of blended
and synthetic yarns, Comparative study of different techniques of sizing,
Disadvantages of sizing, desizing and recycling, Analysis of weaving
performance of sized yarn. Description of attempts to substitute sizing
operation. Factors influencing the drying efficiency of a sizing machine.
Comparison of different methods of drying, Means of uniform drying.
Eccentricity and Acceleration of slay, Differences between conventional and
unconventional looms, Factors involved in warp and weft strain and calculation
of warp strain, Variations in pick spacing.
Conventional and various
unconventional selvedges and calculation of weft waste percent, Shirley picking
and take-up mechanism.
Detailed study of projectile, Rapier,
Jet and Multiphase weaving machines.
Standard commercial fabrics
(Jute/Cotton/Synthetic) Fabric properties and comfortable clothing, Factors to
be considered in choosing a fabric for particular end use condition. Current
issues in weaving.
Relevant calculations of weaving
machinery allocation, production management, project balancing and
modernization.
Knitting:
Production of high quality cotton
knit goods. Production of knit goods from yarns containing man made fibre.
Study on linear and non linear cams in weft knitting, Kinetics and economics of
weft knitting. Automation in knitting industry, Multi-axial knitted fabric
construction, Multi-axial brushed machine. Uses of multi-axial fabrics. Recent
Research and Development in Knitting.
Non-woven:
Definition and classification.
Methods of web formation. Conventional method of non-woven fabric formation
Modern techniques for the production of non-woven. Properties and uses of non-woven
fabrics. Fault and remedies of non-woven fabrics. Environmental problems caused
by non-woven fabrics.
(Tex-4024) Fabric Manufacturing
Technology -IV Lab Contact
hr./week 0-3
Weaving:
Practical study of the relevant
machinery. Dismantling and reassembling of various parts. Operation of
machinery. Visit to manufacturing plants etc.
Knitting:
Production of knitted samples with
given specifications and study of their dimensional behavior. Adjustment of the
machine for the production of fabrics of different GSM.
Wet Processing Technology-IV (Operational)
(Tex-4025) Wet
Processing Technology-IV (Optional) Contact
hr./week 4-0
Pretreatment:
Special scouring processes (solvent
scouring and Vapour-loc scouring); Estimation of scouring, Bleaching and
mercerizing effects; Estimation of available chlorine in bleaching powder,
Faults and damages in bleaching.
Dyeing:
Additive and substractive colour
mixing, Colour measurements, CIE and Lab Systems of Colour Measurement,
Spectrophotometers, Colour fastness, Assessment of colour-fastness with gray
scale. Faults in dyeing and their remedies. Dying of blended fibres and
fabrics.
Printing:
Special printing methods (Transfer
Printing, Jet printing, Flock printing, Burn-out printing). Faults in printing
and their remedies.
Finishing:
Removal of excess water and various
drying systems in wet processing. Low-wet pick-up finishing and its Importance,
application of optical brightening agents. Lectures on recently published
research and developments in wet processing.
(Tex-4026) Wet Processing Technology-IV
(Lab) Contact
hr./week 0-3
Identification of dyestuffs. Colour
fastness tests of different dyeing. Dyeing of blended fabrics with appropriate
dyes. Colour matching by production of combination shade, Practical estimation
of Scouring, Bleaching and Mercerizing effects, Printing of blended fabrics
with appropriate dyestuffs, Transfer printing.
Garments Manufacturing Technology-IV (Optional)
(Tex-4027) Garments Manufacturing
Technology-IV (Optional) Contact hr./week 4-0
Production planning, Production
control and Production management, Line balancing, Production systems.
Tools of planning – Work measurements, time study motion study and method study.
Material handling and transportation
system of garments components advance study on scheduling in cutting room.
Material Management in the clothing Production – Principles of purchasing, Market
utilization variation, Fabric loss outside marker, Fabric utilization
variation, control of material wastage. Manufacturing resource planning,
Production engineering, Cost control, Total quality control, Quality from design
to dispatch, Production and people, Training, Discussion on category and quota,
Merchandizing in the garment factory, Detailed study of garments design,
Lecture on latest trend in garments manufacturing, Lecture on recently
published research and development works.
(Tex-4028) Garments Manufacturing Technology-IV
Lab, Contact hr./week 0-3
Production of Suits, Jacket, Jogging
suit, Ladies dresses, Children’s wear, Knight Dress.
Applications of Computer in Textiles
(CSE-4023) Applications of Computer in
Textiles Contact
hr./week 3-0
Use of computer in Textile
Manufacture (Machine/process control, dye recipe formulation, quality control,
colour matching, mixing ratio formulation etc.) Study on Spin, Weave, Wet
Procss & Garments Plan. General programming principles used in developing
business and Textile applications of computers (Payroll, stock control, whole
sales, retailing etc.) Idea about C-Language.
Principles –
System analysis, system design, documentation and planning.
Applications –
Critical path analysis, linear programming, accounting, forecasting etc. use of
available textile related software.
(CSE-4024) Applications of Computer in
Textile-Lab, Contact hr./week 0-3
Practical application and practice of
the above topics.
Books Recommended:
1. CAD/CAM in clothing & Textiles : Gray, S
2. Textile go on-line :
The Textile Institute 1996
3. Computer Integrated Manufacturing & Total Quality
Management (Textile
progress Vol. 27 No. 4) :
Sigmon, D.M., Grady, P.L
and Winchester
Machine Technology and Maintenance of Textile Machinery
(Tex-4029) Machine Technology and
Maintenance of Textile Machinery
Contact hr./week 3-0
Maintenance –
Types of maintenance, planning and organizing maintenance, repair cycle,
maintenance stages, lubrication and lubricants, Inspection.
Inventory Management – Types of inventory, cost analysis of inventory, inventory control,
economic order quantity (EOQ), economic lot size, lead time, Mean absolute
deviation (MAD), Re-order level.
Material handling – Conveyors used in textile mill – belt conveyor, chain conveyer,
hydraulic press and lift, truck hoist.
Air conditioning – Comfort condition, psychometric chart, Heating, cooling,
dehumidification, humidification, Ventilation, Filtration, Mill illumination.
Ergonomics –
Definition, importance and application of ergonomics of work place and layout.
Machine creation – Floor preparation, foundation, machine fixation, leveling etc.
Safety in textile mill – Industrial hazards, safety rules, factory act, first aid
and pollution control.
(MTex-4022/ MTex-4024/ MTex-4026/ MTex-4028)
Maintenance of Yarn Mfg. Machinery /Fabric Mfg. Machinery /Wet Processing
Machinery /Garments Mfg. Machinery Contact
hr./week 0-3
Maintenance of Yarn Manufacturing Machinery (Optional)
Safety –
Drives to any machines on which maintenance is being carried out should be
isolated and machine unable to be switched on. Safety must be stressed, in
particular, maintenance of guards, guard door solenoids and position of
emergency stop buttons. All maintenance should be related to the quality of
product from each machine.
Examination of all gearing for wear
and correct depth of setting; also flat belt, V-velt, Tape, Rope and Chain
drives for Wear, correct settings and slippage where appropriate. Position of
oiling and greasing points; schedules for cleaning, Oiling and Greasing,
Scouring and re-setting schedules.
Blow room –
Inspection for wear and settings of beaters, beater bars, lattices, regulating
and lap forming mechanisms.
Cards –
Examination and core of card and taker-in-wire, stripping and grinding,
Checking and adjusting all settings, can coiling.
Draw frames –
Maintenance of drafting system, stop mechanisms, Comber check cylinder half
laps, top combs and brushes for wear, check and adjust all settings, care of
drafting system.
Speed frames –
Maintenance of drafting system, building mechanism, drives to spindles bobbin
rail and bobbins.
Ring frames –
Care and maintenance of drafting systems, Rings and Travelers, Spindles, drive
to ring rail.
Rotors spinning frame – Maintenance of opening roller rotor, driving systems and suction unit.
OR – Maintenance of Fabric Manufacturing Machinery (Optional) Contact hr./week 0-3
Thorough understanding of different
preparatory and fabric manufacturing machinery.
To become familiar with various parts
of the machines.
To become familiar with the
maintenance tools and their functions. Cleaning, oiling/lubricating and
greasing of various machine parts. Understanding the basic principal of
tightening and loosening of nut bolt, screw, belt etc. and skill development
thereof. Proper meshing of the gears, putting on and putting off the belts etc.
locking/fixing of cam, cone, pulley, toothed gear etc. Fitting of bush, bearing
collar and bracket. System of dismantling and re-assembling of machine parts.
Changing and setting of various machine parts and observing their effects on
changing. Over handling and erecting of preparatory and fabric manufacturing
machinery.
OR – Maintenance of Wet Processing Machinery (Optional) Contact hr./week 0-3
Preparatory Machinery – Maintenance of singeing, Kier boiler, J-box, Rope washing machines,
Boilers.
Dyeing Machinery – Maintenance of Jigger dyeing, Winch dyeing, HTHP dyeing, Hank dyeing
machinery.
Finishing Machinery – Maintenance of different padding mangles, Drying machinery, Stenter,
Mercerizing machines, Calendaring and Folding machines.
Printing Machinery – Maintenance of different Roller printing and Screen printing machinery.
Laboratory Machinery – Maintenance of different Laboratory Machinery.
OR – Maintenance of Garments Manufacturing Machinery (Optional) Contact hr./week 0-3
Repair, Maintenance, Setting and
Replacement of different parts of Rotary knife, Straight knife, Band knife, Die
cutting machine, Notcher and Drill machines, Repair, Maintenance, Setting and
Replacement of different parts of lockstitch, Blind stitch, Chain stitch, Over
edge stitch and Flat lock sewing machines, Repair, Maintenance and Setting of
Fusing machines and Pressing machines.
4th year Third Semester
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Textiles Quality Management
(Tex-4031) Textiles Quality Management Contact hr./week 3-0
Definition and purpose of Q.C, S.Q.C,
Q.A, T.Q.M.
Introduction and Administration of
Quality Control Department, Duties and responsibilities of quality control
officers. Use of standards BSTI, ISO, ASTMS, British, Pakistan
Quality control charts use of charts
and setting of limits. Analysis of variance, acceptance sampling, correlation
analysis to determine relationship between various factors, tests of
significance.
Acceptance tests and inspection of
raw materials for each sector of the industry.
Yarn manufacturing raw cotton/jute/chemical
fibres.
Fabric manufacturing – yarns.
Wet Processing – yarn and fabric,
Dyes and auxiliaries. Garment manufacturing finish fabric, sewing thread.
Process and finished goods control
for each sector of the industry. Effects of process control on costs and
quality. Parameters measured, Sample sizes, Tests made, Results expected at
each stage of processing from fibre to finished garment production.
Study of USTER statistics
(Tex-4032) Textiles Quality Management Lab Contact hr./week 0-3
Quality control practices for yarn,
Grey fabrics, finished fabrics and garments including use of control charts,
Industrial visits.
Project
(Tex-4034) Project Contact
hr./week 0-6
For successful completion of course
work every students shall submit a project report on his project work, which
would be selected and approved by the department. A presentation on project
work would be given by the candidate. Every candidate shall be required to
appear at an comprehensive oral examination on a date fixed by the head of the
department and must satisfy the examiners that he is capable of intelligently
applying the results of this research to the solution of problems of undertaking
independent work and also afford evidence of satisfactory knowledge related to
the theory and technique used in his research work. The project work will be
guided by a Faculty Member of the concerned area of specialisation.
Industrial Training
(Tex-4036) Industrial Training Contact
hr./week 0-6
For Industrial training or internship,
the students will be placed in selected textile mills or organisations for
eight weeks. On completion of the internship, the student will prepare and
defend on Mill training report.
Industrial Compliance & ISO Certification
(Mgt-4037) Industrial Compliance &
ISO Certification Contact hr./week 2-0
Introduction, Benefits of Compliance,
Implementation, Compliance with the Law, Safety & Health, Child labour,
Forced labour, Harassment or abuse, Discrimination, Working hour, Wages &
benefits, Freedom of association, Environmental compliance, Notice and record
keeping.
Introduction, Term and definition,
Quality Management Systems - General requirements. Documentation Requirements –
General manual, Control of documents, Control of records, Management responsibility,
Management commitment, Customer focus, Quality policies, Planning Quality
objectives, Quality management system planning, Responsibility, Authority &
Communication. Management representative, Internal communication, Management
review - General, Review input, Review output, Resource management, Provision
of Resource, Human resource, Competence, Awareness & training.
Infrastructure work environment. Product realization, Custom related process,
Determination & requirements related to the product. Review of requirements
related to the product, Customer communication, Design & development,
Input, Output, Review.
Design & development
verification, Design & Development validation, Control of design &
development changes.
Purchasing - Process, information,
verification of purchased products. Production & service provision –
Validation of processes for production & service provision, Identification
& traceability, Customer property, Preservation of product, Control
monitoring & measuring devices, Measurement, Analysis, Improvement,
Monitoring & measurement – Customer identification, Internal audit,
Monitoring & measurement of processes product. Control of non-conforming
product. Analysis of data improvement, continued improvement, Corrective
action, Preventive action.
Industrial Compliance:
1. Ecotextile’98 : Sustainable
Development :
Horrocks, A. R. (Ed)
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