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Research & Development
Ongoing research projects (2009-10)
- Development of bifurcated vascular grafts.
- Development of speciality 3D compression bandages for lympthedema.
- Cut resistant technical fabrics using spectra filament yarns.
- Breathability of woven surgical gowns treated with nano finishes (antimicrobial and blood repellent finishes).
- Development of spun silk garments made of hollow yarns.
- Development of Hernia Mesh
- Development of functional spacer fabrics for medical inlays in orthopedic shoes.
- Development of new effluent treatment technology towards zero sludge.
- Manufacture of different jute and jute blended yarns and fabrics (furnishing & upholstery) for home textiles/secondary apparels and other jute diversified products.
- Application of functional chemical finishes for improving the functional properties of jute based technical textiles.
Completed research projects and studies (2008-2009)
- Interaction of properties of individual cotton fibres in a blend.
- Evaluation of performance of knitted fabrics during garment manufacturing using Artificial Neural Network.
- Optimum twist in roving based on fibre properties and roving hank.
- Optimisation of roller settings in sliver lap, ribbon lap and comber draw box.
- Studies on gassing of combed cotton yarns and mercerising of fabrics made out of combed cotton yarns.
- Twist for maximum strength and yarn contraction due to twist in compact yarns.
- Studies on barrier properties of surgical apparels used in hospitals.
- Design and development of a weavability tester.
- Design and development of an instrument to assess the bacterial filtration efficiency.
- Study for setting up of standards and norms for designated consumers in textile industry.
- Costs, operational performance and yarn quality: Inter-mill study of key factors.
- Managing power shortage in spinning mills.
- 32nd productivity survey in spinning mills.
- Design and development of a micro controller based energy saving and information system for air compressors used in textile mills.
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