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Conference Papers
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Established in 1939, the young TAI started its annual conferences from 1944. These
conferences were mainly on technical subjects of interest at that time. Interested
visitors can have a look at the list of papers presented each year by clicking on
the year of interest.
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Books of Papers
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Since 1980, the 37th All India Textile Conference - the annual conference of the
association started since 1944 and held at different cities in India - has been
focusing on a specific theme. The papers presented on the theme are published as
Books of Papers that are given to all delegates at the time of the conference. The
list of Books of Papers given below shows the wide range covered by the AITCs.
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The Central Office of TAI will be happy to provide a photocopy of any paper
of interest at a nominal charge. Please send your query to
taicnt@mtnl.net.in
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37th Bhiwani |
1980 Polyester Textiles |
Contents |
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38th Mumbai |
1981 Blended Textiles |
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39th Kanpur |
1982 Modernisation and Productivity
in Textile Mills |
Contents |
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40th Ahmedabad |
1983 Modern Production Technologies |
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41st Indore |
1984 Textile Mills in changing
Environment
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42nd Surat |
1985 Manmade Textiles in developing
Countries |
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43rd Mumbai |
1986 Textiles Today and Tomorrow |
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44th Delhi |
1987 Textile Panorama in 21st
Century |
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45th Mumbai |
1989 Golden Jubilee Conference:
Management Success Stories, Futuristic Trends |
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47th Indore |
1991 Indian Textile Scenario
in Competitive Environment
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48th Ahmedabad |
1992 Indian Textiles: Achieving
Excellence for Going Global |
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49th Coimbatore |
1993 Diversification Strategies
for Textile Industries |
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50th Mumbai |
1994 Integrating Indian Textiles
into World markets |
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51st Chennai |
1995 Globalisatoion of Indian
Textile Industry |
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52nd Ichalkaranji |
1996 Modern Technology Management
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53rd Komarpalayam |
1997 Managing Quality for Growth
in Textiles |
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54th Ahmedabad |
1998 Textiles in New Millennium |
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55th Mumbai |
1999 Emerging Trends on Textile
Horizon |
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56th Solapur |
2000 Textile Industry: A Mission
with vision |
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57th Chandigarh |
2001 Roadmap to Global Supremacy |
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58th Mumbai |
2002 Textile Industry Beyond
2004 |
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59th Komarpalayam |
2003 Global competitiveness:
Indian Perspective |
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60th Mumbai |
2004 Textile Vision 2010: Diamond
Jubilee |
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61st Nagpur
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2005 Post WTO Scenario a Review |
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62nd Chandigarh |
2006 Fostering Textile Growth
in Global Scenario |
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Books
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TAI books on Spinning, Weaving, Chemical Processing and Mill Engineering are
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- Meant for practical use by technicians and managers, and also by new entrant students
- Written by experts with shop floor competence backed by sound theory
- Eminently affordable at prices about 30% of the commercial, in India
- High valued and equally applicable in textile mills any where in the world
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1. Spinning of Manmade Fibres and Blends on Cotton System
K.R. Salhotra, 3rd Edition, 2004, p.332, Rs. 150; $ 30 This extensively revised
version lucidly explains the phenomena underlying the spinning processes of the
cotton system. Crucial points that may escape attention owing to the pressure of
managing production are identified for control and improvement of quality and productivity.
A must buy for technologists and managers of manmade fibre spinning mills, and also
for students.
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2. Introduction to Textile Fibres
H V Sreenivasa Murthy, 1987, p.147, Out of Print All natural and manmade fibres
of commercial interest are covered: fibre production, structure, properties and
moisture relations are succinctly described. The technical consequences of important
fibre properties are also brought out. Students of textile technology and quality
controllers in textile mills will find this short but thorough book very useful.
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3. A General Equation for Estimating Yarn Tenacity
T. A. Subramanian, 2006, p. 150, Rs. 100; $20 This research monograph is an excellent
example of how good quantitative theory helps mills to reduce costs while achieving
the desired tenacity in cotton yarns. Cotton spinning mills with sophisticated fibre
testing instruments can save cotton costs up to 4% using this prediction equation.
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4. Comprehensive Handbook of Spinning Maintenance
Neeraj Nijhawan, 2006, Set of 3 Parts, p. 820, Rs. 400; $ 80
Part 1: Maintenance Management, p.268, Rs. 200; $ 40
Part 2: Spinning Accessories, p.244, Rs. 100; $ 20
Part 3: General Engineering, p. 368, Rs. 150; $ 30
Every spinning mill on cotton and manmade fibres can assess its level of excellence
in maintenance management and most will be able to improve it using Part 1. Parts
2 and 3 not only make available widely scattered use-worthy information, but also
give several directives for ensuring that the work practices are right.
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New Books
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5. Fundamentals of Design for Textile and Other End Uses
JW Parchure: 80 pages, TAI & WPI, 2008 Price: Rs. 495 $ 50
Susidised price for TAI members: Rs 250 only.
Multicoloured and hard bound, this book is useful for all interested in printing
on cloth, paper and the like: students of technology, home science, and even housewives
interested in embroidery.
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6. High Speed Spinning of Polyester and its Blends with Viscose
SY Nanal: 134 pages, Hard Bound, TAI & WPI, 2008 Price: Rs. 450 $ 45
Susidised price for TAI members: Rs 150 only
A practical guide to spinning mills for increasing profitability by increasing productivity
at ring frames, not just for polyester and blends, but also for all staple fibres.
A must for every progressive spinning technician and for top managements of spinning
mills
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TABLETS
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Textile Association BookLETS
Present concisely the function and the performance targets at each stage of manufacture/processing,
and list practical ways to achieve them through proper supervision. Pages 16-32,
Rs. 20: $ 4; Pages 33-48*, Rs. 40: $8. Older Versions: Rs.10 TABLETS are "Must Own"
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Technical Supervisors
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to asses and improve performance |
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Departmental Heads |
to train fresh supervisors on the job |
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Graduates/Diploma Holders |
to prepare for interviews and for the job |
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Textile Teachers |
to propagate an integrated approach |
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Non-technical Managers |
to understand the essence of technology |
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Spinning TABLETS
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Series Editor: A. R. Garde
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Blow Room |
Vivek Plawat
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Fly Frame# |
JG Mehtani |
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Carding
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Deepali Plawat |
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Ring Frames# |
MC Sood |
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Combing
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Piyush H Shah |
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Doubling# |
N Balasubramanian |
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Draw Frame#
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Jagmohan Grover |
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Weaving TABLETS
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Series Editor: T.V. Ananthan/M.C. Paliwal
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Winding#
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MC Paliwal
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Non-auto Looms
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MK Talukdar |
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Warping
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PD Kimothi |
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Automatic Looms#
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SP Vidyarthi |
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Sizing
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JR Modi |
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Chemical Processing TABLETS
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Series Editor: Dr. P. C. Mehta
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Bleaching of
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RM Mittal
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Yarn Package Dyeing# |
SV Gokhale |
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Cotton Fabrics#
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Screen Printing#
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Saifee Surka
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Mercerization#
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JR Modi
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Quality and
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SM Doshi
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Processing of Blends
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Out of Print
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Process control*
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& HM Shah
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Textile Engineering TABLETS
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Series Editor: P.B. Jhala
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Humidification in
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SP Patel
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Textile Mills
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Fuel and
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JS Parajia
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Steam Economy*
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& MM Vyas
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# Old versions need updating on productivity and quality targets: all other information
is use-worthy. Priced Rs. 10
* Price Rs. 40 $ 8 Rest all are priced Rs. 20 $ 4
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Compact Discs
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CD1: Prediction Formulae: Stand-alone CD from Technology Solutions (Spinning)
from the techno-managerial portal of TAI www.textileinfoonline.com Price Rs. 1000 $ 50 Prediction
equations for predicting yarn quality and fibre lengths by different instruments,
conversion formulae for yarn strength, formulae for quality control work and production
calculations from carding to doubling, and several more useful computations.
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45 quick formulae where you insert data and get instantaneously the answer:
a must own item for every spinning supervisor or manager, unless he happens to be
computer illiterate!
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CD2: Mixing Cost Optimisation: Stand-alone CD from Technology Solutions (Spinning)
from the techno-managerial portal of TAI www.textileinfoonline.com Price Rs. 3000 $ 150 |
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C-Optim, is the trade name for the system specially developed by TAI for
applying the technique of Linear Programming to reduce the cost of cotton
mixing to the minimum while keeping the yarn quality and performance
at the desired high level.
Easy operation, fast results: up to 7 cotton properties/conditions x 7 cottons:
solution in seconds
Try out as many combinations as you wish: helps reduce mixing cost up to 5%, sometimes
even up to 20%. Every spinning mill owner/manager should acquire and use
this wisely to increase profitability by up to 60% ----believe this only after trying
out and achieving real
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E-Publication
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Fabric Defects
by Mr. R. S. Tomar
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How to Procure TAI Publications
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TAI publications are not sold through the normal commercial channel of "distributor
and retailer book shop", since the demand is specialized and restricted to textile
professionals. |
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A Dozen Different Ways: the Choice is YOURS
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- Direct from TAI Central Office:
All dispatches by courier within India and also abroad.
- Send a DD or at par cheque in favour of "the Textile
association (India)" for the order amount@ inclusive of dispatch charges addressed
to The Hon. Gen. Secretary, Central Office, The Textile Association ( India ), 72-A,
Santosh, Dr. MB Raut Road , Shivaji Park , Dadar, Mumbai 400028. Also provide the
list of books ordered and the shipping/mailing address.
- Pay the required amount@ in cash or by cheque in
the TAI-BPC account at ICICI bank No.005701052345 and send an e-mail to Hon Gen.
Secretary on taicnt@mtnl.net.in stating
the amount paid in, bank/cheque number, and the list of books ordered, along with
your mailing/shipping address. @The 'required amount' is best obtained on-line from
TAI websites –see 2. below – or by asking for it by e-mail on
taicnt@mtnl.net.in
- From TAI Websites: All dispatches from the
Central Office by courier in India and abroad.
- Order on line from www.textileassociationindia.org and send Rupee
at par cheque/ DD to CO or ask for Cash on Delivery payment. Dispatch to
Indian shipping addresses only; within 4 working days of receipt of payment.
- Order and pay online from www.textileinfoonline.com by credit card in US dollars.
Dispatch to addresses anywhere outside India by courier/speed post.
- From Other Portals: Dispatches arranged by
each portal directly.
- Visit
www.rediff.com Books Section, order and pay on-line by credit card: dispatch
from Mumbai
- Visit
www.amezon.com Books section and order and pay on-line by credit card: dispatch
from Mumbai or New Jersey, whichever is quicker for delivery. (To be operative soon)
- From BPC Outlets: Special direct marketing
to specific readership in India. Information on TAI publications will be
e-mailed and the orders as well as payments by DD or at par cheque will be received
at the BPC Outlet. Dispatch will be done from the Central Office through courier.
- Teaching Institutes: Students and Staff are welcome
to contact: Prof Dr. Prabhakar Bhat, Indore , Madhya Pradesh, on
pgbhat@rediffmail.com Also on textile.svits@yahoo.co.in
- Textile Mills: Technical and managerial staff are
welcome to contact Prof. Dr. PA Khatwani, Surat , Gujarat , on
pakhatwani@yahoo.com or pakhatwani@rediffmail.com
- From TAI Unit Offices: Save on dispatch charges:
just pick up from YOUR nearest Unit Office of TAI. The following Units have volunteered
to keep stock of TAI publications for sale.Ahmedabad, Chandigarh , Coimbatore ,
Delhi , Ichalkaranji, Indore , Nagpur , Surat.
- BPC outlets for marketing to institutions and textile
mills outside India will be added after the Indian systems start operating well.
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