The textile industry plays an important role for the economical development of Pakistan and its sub-sector the Textile Spinning Industry occupies an important position in this regard. It is one of the most organized sub-sectors of textile industry which has been the result of extremely hard work of the textile graduates of this institution who have specialized in the field of Textile Engineering. In the University the Department of Textile Engineering is also one of the oldest and largest departments. The students opting for specialization in yarn manufacturing are given comprehensive knowledge about textile fibers and the techniques to convert them into yarn with the best possible available parameters and at most economical rates. The practical training in the laboratory of the department is supplemented by the frequent visits to the industrial units where the students get a fair good chance to see the latest trends in the spinning machinery set-ups and become familiar with the working environment of the industry. The department also offers physical testing facilities for fiber, yarn and fabric. Apart from teaching assignments, the faculty provides consultancy services and carries out research and development projects for the industry.
Department of Textile Engineering offers following degree program.
INDUSTRIAL/ COMMERCIAL SAMPLING COMPLETED.
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INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL SAMPLING COMPLETED |
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1 |
I-TEXTILES |
Development of hybrid yarn of 16/1 with Lurex to enhance aesthetic of garments. |
2 |
Development of anti-static hybrid yarn of 24/1 by using Beltron filaments. |
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3 |
Development of hybrid yarn of 18/1 by using T400 75 denier for denim. |
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4 |
Development of hybrid yarn of 9/1 by using T400 75 denier for denim. |
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5 |
Development of 6 samples of 20/1 tri-blend yarn of synthetic material for I-Textiles on sample spinner machine and RY-5 ring machine |
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6 |
Development of 9 samples of 30/1 tri-blend yarn of synthetic material for I-Textiles on K-44 ring machine |
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7 |
Development of 8 samples of 30/1 tri-blend yarn of synthetic material (Viscose V-seta and v-loft) for I-Textiles on K-44 ring machine |
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8 |
Interloop pvt Limited |
Development of 10/1 Hybrid Yarn by using nylon 30 denier for socks. |
9 |
Development of 20/2 Hybrid Yarn by using nylon 30 denier for socks |
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10 |
Sapphire Dyeing and Finishing |
Development of 28/1 Hybrid yarn by using 75 denier polyester for Khaki Army Shirts. |
11 |
Development of 14/1 Hybrid yarn by using 150 denier polyester for Khaki Army trousers. |
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12 |
Development of 21/1 Hybrid yarn by using 100 denier polyester for Khaki Army trousers and shirts. |
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13 |
NTU |
Development of 16/1 Hybrid yarn by using 150 denier colored polyester for prototype shirts. |
14 |
Development of different sampling of 30/1 and 16/1 cotton yarn for prototype shirts |
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15 |
Angora Rabbit Forming Islamabad |
Manufacturing of 30/1 ring spun yarn of angora rabbit wool (white and black) |
16 |
Monnoo Group |
Development of 2 samples of 20/1 tri-blend yarn of synthetic material for Monnoo Group on sample spinner machine |
17 |
Mubashir Cooperation pvt |
Development of 4 different samples of 20/1 & 40/1 of yarn of high tenacity nylon with other fibers on sample spinner machine for Mubashir cooperation Pvt |
18 |
Development of 4 different samples of wastages i.e noil, rags and ac sweeping for making 5.5/1 auto Coro yarn for Mubashir cooperation Pvt |
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19 |
Development of 4 different samples of wastages i.e noil, rags and ac sweeping for making 5.5/1 auto Coro yarn for Mubashir cooperation Pvt |
PHD STUDENTS RESEARCH PROJECT COMPLETED IN YMD LAB.
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PHD STUDENTS PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT COMPLETED. |
1 |
Development of 7 samples of 80/1 compact yarn on K-44 ring frame comprises on multiple blends |
2 |
Development of 2 samples of 80/1 compact yarn on K-44 ring frame of Pima Cotton. |
3 |
Development of 9 samples of 60/1 compact yarn on K-44 ring frame of synthetic materials. |
4 |
Development of 7 samples of 20/1 compact yarn on K-44 ring frame of tri- blends synthetic materials. |
MS STUDENTS RESEARCH PROJECT COMPLETED IN YMD LAB.
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MS STUDENTS RESEARCH PROJECT COMPLETED IN YMD LAB. |
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Development of core spun based helical auxetic yarn on Directwist machine for mechanical applications |
2 |
Development of impact resistance gloves from using helical Auxetic yarns manufactured on Directwist machine. |
3 |
Development of 15 samples of 30/1 on non-compact yarn on RY-5 ring frame of synthetic materials. |
4 |
Development of 20/1 non-compact yarn on RY-5 ring frame of tri- blends synthetic materials. |
5 |
Development of Climacell and Lyocell blended yarn on Sample Spinner Machine |
Following BS projects have been completed in Yarn Manufacturing Lab
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RESEARCH PROJECT COMPLETED IN YEAR 2019 |
1 |
Effect of polyester fibre denier on crease recovery of PC fabrics. |
2 |
Development of wicking braids by using yarns having novel air cavities. |
3 |
Development of Tri-blend yarn for comfortable ladies winter suiting. |
4 |
Development of novel hybrid fabric for antistatic purpose |
5 |
Study of rotor spun yarn from different cotton waste blends. |
6 |
Effect of fibre parameters and spinning variables on the pilling of knitted fabric. |
7 |
Development of tri-blend yarn by using cotton thermolite and acrylic fibres. |
8 |
Study the Effect of adding spinning waste in different ratios in yarn composition on its properties. |
9 |
Study of Modal and recycled polyester blended knitted fabrics. |
10 |
Optimization of Tencel/cotton/polyester/recycled polyester blended fabric to replace 60:40 CVC shirting fabric. |
11 |
Optimization of Modal and Dye able Polypropylene blended fabric alternative to 60-40 CVC shirting fabric. |
12 |
To study the effect of comber noil percentage on the thermal and comfort properties of woven fabric. |
13 |
Study on yarn to metal frictional behavior of PCV tri-blended yarns fabrics. |
14 |
Study on yarn to metal frictional behavior of PC blended ring and rotor spun yarns and fabrics. |
15 |
Study on yarn to metal frictional behavior of PV blended ring and rotor spun yarns and fabrics. |
16 |
Influence of process variables on properties of ring spun yarn. |
17 |
Influence of process variables on properties of rotor spun yarn. |
18 |
The study of physical and mechanical properties of ring, siro, compact yarns and their double yarns. |
19 |
Development and characterization of copper wire conductive composite yarns. |
20 |
Comparison of water wicking behavior of yarn structures and their braids in relation to their types of fibres. |
21 |
Prediction and verification of coil length and resultant yarn count of Hamel covered yarn. |
22 |
Development of trivalent yarn viscose, micro polyester, acrylic for winter suit |
23 |
Development and characterization of Cotton/Bamboo/Polyester tri-blended yarns for Denim fabrics. |
RESEARCH PROJECT COMPLETED IN YEAR 2018
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Development of winter wear CVC woven fabric with improved thermal properties. |
2 |
Investigation of different factors to achieve zero end breakage at ring section of spinning mill. |
3 |
Development of Flexi-Khaddar for women summer suiting. |
4 |
Development of melange yarn for the production of curtain cloth from recycled waste. |
5 |
Investigation of wicking properties of tri-blended yarn manufactured by using, micro-polyester, tencel and coolmax fibers. |
6 |
Effect of card and ring production rate on properties of PV yarn. |
7 |
Impact of packing delay time on the properties of machine conditioned cotton yarn. |
8 |
Effect of mechanical and comfort properties of recycled polyester on PC blended fabrics. |
9 |
Study on mechanical and comfort properties of dyeable polypropylene/tencel blended fabrics. |
10 |
Investigation of comfort and mechanical properties of virgin polyester/cotton and recycled polyester /cotton fabrics. |
11 |
Development of multi structural auxetic yarn by using different diameter of rubber covered with hawalan/polyester filaments. |
12 |
Development of multi-structural auxetic yarn by using the different diameter of wool covered with hawalan/polyester filaments. |
13 |
Development of multi-structural auxetic yarn by using the different deniers of spandex covered with hawalan, nylon multi-filaments and polyester spun yarn. |
14 |
Improving the mass irregularities of PC yarn during winding |
15 |
Impact of packing delay time on the properties of machine conditioned PC yarn. |
16 |
Optimization of cotton fibers dyeing process for better mechanical properties. |
17 |
Influence of D-PP/cotton blend ratio on comfort properties of woven fabric. |
18 |
Effect of different polypropylene and cotton filling yarn on the comfort properties of the woven fabric. |
19 |
Influence of mechanical splicing parameters on retained splice strength, elongation and appearance of spliced elastic core spun yarns. |
20 |
Development and characterization of elastic piezoresistive yarns. |
21 |
Heating characteristics of polyester steel hybrid spun yarns. |
22 |
Development of antistatic yarns and woven fabrics. |
RESEARCH PROJECT COMPLETED IN YEAR 2017
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Development of NIR camouflage fabric by using carbon black polyester. |
2 |
Development of hollow polyester (Thermolite) core yarns and fabrics to investigate the comfort and aesthetic properties. |
3 |
Effect of structure of yarn on thermal comfort of the knitted fabric. |
4 |
Application of flame retardant finish on cotton fiber and spin into yarn. |
5 |
Effect of fiber blend ratio on drape of woven fabrics. |
6 |
Comparison of different properties of yarns used in weft of 3/1 S-Twill fabric for summer wear. |
7 |
Comparative study of mechanical and comfort properties of tencel/micro polyester/ cool max tri-blended knitted fabric (Part-1) |
8 |
Improving the performance of terry towel using core spun PC yarn |
9 |
Extraction of sugarcane fibers and development of cotton/sugarcane blended yarns. |
10 |
Impact of traveller wear on quality parameters of yarn. |
11 |
Impact of ring wear on yarn quality parameters |
12 |
Impact of different blend ratios and count on properties of FR fabric. |
13 |
Effect of fiber length, ring speeds and Yarn tension on the washing durability of fabric sheet. |
14 |
Comparison of Dyeable polypropylene cotton and polyester/cotton blended yarns. |
15 |
Preparation of 80/1 Lawn with Cotton, Micromodal, Microtencel and Micropolyester |
16 |
To study the electro-mechanical properties of stainless steel fiber containing ring spun conductive hybrid yarn |
17 |
Comparative study of mechanical and comfort properties of tencel, micropolyester, and cool max tri-blended knitted fabric (Part-2) |
18 |
Development of antimicrobial safety gloves using Kevlar and other fibers |
19 |
Preparation of cotton /acrylic/thermo lite tri-blend yarn for thermal comfort of knitted fabrics. |
20 |
Effect of Drafting in ring spun yarn on the spirality of knitted fabric |
21 |
Study of the effect of different shaped multi-channel filaments on comfort properties of knitted fabric. |
RESEARCH PROJECT COMPLETED IN YEAR 2016
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1 |
Development of low cost cut resistant, comfortable gloves by using Kevlar and other fibers. |
2 |
Development of low cost and comfortable fire-fighters' uniform by using different fibers. |
3 |
Study the physical and mechanical properties of polymodal with different percentages of lycra in core insertion in twill weave. |
4 |
Comparison of comfort properties of cotton denim with denim made by using Coolmax by lycra blend. |
5 |
Development of anti-bacterial wound healing surgical suture by the application of natural herbs. |
6 |
Development of Siro attachment on mini ring frame & leading to comparative study of wicking properties of chain & plied yarn. |
7 |
Study of tensile and comfort properties of twill and plain weave fabric constructed using yarns made of different varieties of cottons of same count. |
8 |
Study the different types of yarn and knitted fabric made from tri-blend. |
9 |
Developments of Smart Gloves and Stylus by the application of conductive yarn. |
10 |
Development of cut resistance gloves by using E-glass filaments and other fibers. |
11 |
Investigation of various factors affecting the coefficient of friction of yarn. |
12 |
Study of thermal and comfort properties of bamboo/acrylic different blend ratio ring spun yarn knitted fabric. |
Contact Name: | Dr. Munir Ashraf |
Position: | Associate Professor / Chairman |
Contact Telephone: | +92-41-9230081-90 Ext: 104 |
Contact Fax:
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+92 (41) 9230098 |
Office Address:
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Department of Textile Engineering, National Textile University , Faisalabad-37610, Pakistan |
E-Mail:
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[email protected] |