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BTRA to host 45th Technological Joint Conference of TRAs in Feb, 2004
E-Tex Staff, Mumbai
 The four
textile research associations, Ahmedabad Textile Industry Research Association
(ATIRA), South India Textile Research Association (SITRA), North India Textile
Research Association (NITRA) and Bombay Textile Research Association (BTRA)
will be organising the 45th Technological Joint Conference in February 2004.
The conference will be hosted by BTRA in Mumbai, which also coincides with BTRA’s
50 years of service to the industry.
The papers to be presented at the conference will be based on the recent R&D
trends and topics to be discussed will include those of immediate importance
to the industries in all major textile areas. The following technical papers
are scheduled to be presented and discussed during the two-day conference.
ATIRA:
- Economical solid waste management in the industry
- Intelligent yarn grading and fabric simulation computerised system
- Improving quality of low micronaire Indian cottons
- Development of a microcontroller-based production management information
system for knitting industry
- Combating Black Streak - A novel method using electrostatic precipitator
(ESP)
- Ambient temperature bleaching process with hydrogen peroxide for hand processing
sector
BTRA
- Source reduction in effluent load during desizing of cotton fabric and
weight reduction of polyester fabric
- Textile with anti-microbial activity - A newer concept
- Performance level of modern spinning mills in India to meet the global
challenge
- Conductive textiles for smart fabrics
- Development of IT-based system to optimise performance of stenters in textile
mills
- Effect of chemical properties of raw cotton fibre on colour parameters
of fibre dyed with reactive dyes
SITRA
- Influence of ring frame and winding process parameters on extra-sensitive
yarn imperfections
- Application of artificial neural network for predicting ring yarn properties
and process variables
- A technique to measure drapeability of fabrics using image analysis
- Economics of higher spindle speeds in ring frames in the context of rising
power cost and reducing profitability
- Design and development of a high performance autoleveller for drawframes
- SITRA Micro Control
- Development of an intelligent monitoring and information system for combers
- SITRA CIM
NITRA
- Development of UV resistant fabric
- Application of IT for integrating organisation information
to meet competitive business environment for textile spinning
mills
- Development of cost-effective positive feed indigenous mechanism
for Lycra cord yarn production at ring frame
- A new approach for dyeing acrylic yarn
- Strategic steam flow balancing incorporating PLC based steam
flow measurement system - An innovative and cost-effective technique
- Critical assessment of some recovery scheme for recycling of
textile waste water.
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