Green initiatives
When we do not recycle goods efficiently, there is a demand for more raw materials, precipitating a pressure on the resources. It is well-known that Europeans discard 5.8 million tonnes of textiles every year, with 75% going to landfill or incineration and only 25% recycled. If the green-conscious west does this,...
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Single jersey cotton knit: Finished width prediction by ANN
In cotton yarn knitted fabrics, change of dimension plays role in fabrics and garments at all segments of the production and processing and manufacturer to consumer. Change in width of the cotton knitted single jersey fabric is the dimensional change in...
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Rotor Spinning: Influence of opening roller & transport tube parameters
Among the various spinning systems developed to improve productivity, rotor spinning is one commercially established system for coarse to medium counts. Main problem restricting production rate in ring spinning is that spinning and winding...
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A Book on Chemical Processing of Textile Material has been written by Mr Jitendra Kumar, who is also the author of well-known book on “Pollution Control and Human Resource Management in Textile Industries”. The book is the result of Mr Jitendra’s 10-years of industrial and 4-year of teaching experience. A clear description of the subject along with quality diagrams has been included in the book, which will give the students as well as Technocrats of textile, a deep insight of every point on the subject of processing. It contains chemical process sequences of textiles, pre-treatments, dyes, and machines.
