SYLLABUS Uttar Pradesh Textile Technology Institute, Kanpur Affiliated to DR. A.P.J ABDUL KALAM TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW PROPOSED STUDY & EVALUATION SCHEME FOR 3®” B. TECH. TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY On AICTE B. Tech Model Curriculum Structure (MCS) (Effective from the Session: 2020-21) aa a” Al Head of (Testile Deptt i py Ta. Keane ‘Scanned with CamScannerStudy & Evaluation ‘Scheme (MCS) 3™ Year B. Tech TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY Uttar Pradesh Textile Technology Institute Kanpur Affiliated to fa DR. APJ ABDUL KALAM TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW 3" Year V-Semester Effective from Session-2020-21 __ T 5 End SL. | Subject Periods Evaluation Scheme | comester | Total | Credit Ro] Cotes ae L)F]P ler] ra] totat| ps | TE | PE aaa 7 | RTTSOT frentle Testing 3] 1 [0] 30| 20] 50 100 150 | 4 2 | KTTS02 [Fabric Structure & Design 3 {1 |0| 30] 20| 50 100 150, A 5 | RITS0S (emia! Prosessngor 3 00 130 | 4 {hemice 31] 0] 30] 20] 50 1 TETTOST/ Biructure & Properties of 4 Fibres! 30] o| 30| 20] so 100 130 | 3 T7052 [Mult & Long Fibre Spinning KTTOS47 Non Woven Technology! 10] 3 5 | KrT060 fFextured yarn Technology. 3| 0} o| 30] 20] 50 ue st SL TTSSH frente esting Lab ofo[2 5 [30 | 1 7 | RITEED Fabric Strcture & Design tab) 0 | 0 | 2 25 25 [50 | 1 KTTSSS (Chemical Procesing oF 2 U [Textile-1 Lab og og Zanes s Fini Project oF Taiership 2 9 | xrrssa Mini Prose ofol2 50 so [1 ENCSOI/ Essence of Indian Traditional 10 | RNC502 |Knowledge/Consituion | 2] 0] 0| 15] 10] 25 50 india Tl fOOCs (Essential for Hons yegree) Total 173 [8 980 | 22 “The Mini Project or internship (3-4 weeks) conducted during summer break fier II semester and will be assessed during It semester. Leen eres Essence of Indian Tradional know ede! constitution of fn shall be conducted throu InprEL@Moocs. Tontation of inn and cavironmental governance: Muipx/favamgov.nyadl_noe20 bw02/ Het? gechnolOf} ¢ (Textile Tec Ye a Deatt TTL ‘Kanpur ‘Scanned with CamScannerStudy & Evaluation Scheme (MCS) 3" Year B. Tech TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY Uttar Pradesh Textile Technology Institute Kanpur Affiliated to ‘APJ ABDUL KALAM TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW Effective from Session-2020-21 ————cneme | em | Periods | tsaation Scene | comer | raat |Cret ae Subject clt[Pler[ral rom] ps] te] Pe] | 1 TTT fan it oj s0|20| 50) | #0 mol 4 Kite feta [20[ 30 | [oof [0 [4 KTTO03 Che T i] ial 1 o| 30 | 20] 50 100 0 | 4 RTT@I7 a 3|0]0| 30) 20} so 100 150, 3 s{ tf 3folo|30|20| 50 [roo] | 150] 3 é 1 Monufacturetitab | 0 | 0 | 2 | [sso ft 7 [ RTT6S? Fabric manofacwrest tab [oo 2 [as 350 | 1 s|* 1emical Processing of 2 2 st } Textile-H Lab, ore eS = ey u sence of Indian Traditional] nowiedge'Constiution | 2| || 18] 10) 2s so pt india | 100Cs (Essential for Hons 17] 3| 6 | 150| 100) 250 | 75 s00 | 75 | 900 a ce of Indian Traditional Knowledge Constitution of India shall be conducted through NPTEL- ‘As per AKTU Model Curriculum : Real Time Systems : Embedded System . KOE063: Introduction to MEMS ” KOE064: Object Oriented Programming KOE065: Computer based Numerical Technique . KOE GIS & Remote Sensing | KOE067; Basics of Data base Management System KOE068: Software Project Management 69: Understanding the Human Being Comprehensively- Human. tions and Its Usefulness ‘Scanned with CamScannerFt tex Course Code Course Title " B, Tech (Textile Technology) 5" Semester ng (LTP 3.10) Credit 4 Textile Tes ing. 's¢ Outcomes CO D1 | Determine various tensile properties of yams and fabries CO2 | Explain various instruments for measurement tensile strength of fibre, yarn and COs fabri aluate evenness of fibre, yarn and other textile strands and interpret the results of rogram, diagram, and classimat. co4 st bursting strength, tearing strength, pilling, air permeability, crimp, thickness, 1. PPI. weight and cover factor of fabrics. COS | Measure water repellency, shrinkage, measurement of fasiness to light and rubbing, thermal transmission, of fabrics, and evaluate low stress mechanical properties by FAST and KAWABATA. Course Articul ion Matrix of Textile Testing -I: co KTT-601.1 KTT-601.2 KTT-601.4 3 Zz KTT-601.3 | 3 3 KTT-6015 | 3 1 1 2 2 2 2 AV wl eo fololale we) oe frlelate ele [efolole vp] & [e[efsfer v8 [=[sfsf= ‘g- 3 Uni jit 1 (10 Hours) POI | PO2 | PO3 | Pos | POS | POS | PO7 | Pos | Pos | Poio | Port | PoIZ Introduction to Textile testins Importance of testing, Quality, Relative humidity and standard condition for testing. Moisture content moisture regains, Selection of sample for testing. Different technique for fibre, yarn and fabric sampling. Fibre Testing: Measurement of fibre length and its distribution, fineness, Trash% and strength ete using different methods and instruments. Brief idea about advanced & high volume fibre testing instruments Unit II (08 Hours) Procedure for measurement of yarn linear density, measurement of yarn twist, Doubling effect on count and uniformity. stress-strain curve, various methods for finding of yield point, methods for finding of various modulus, estimation of tenacitySingle yam strength and Lea count strength product (CSP) and Corrected Count (CCSP).. Tensile properties and - various type of measuring instruments based on CRT, CRL and CRE and their working principles. Unit 111 (08Hours): Nature and causes of irregularities, principles of evenness testing: optical and capacitance methods, evaluations and interpretation of evenness results, concept of index of irregularity. Variance - length curves and spectrogram analysis, yarn imperfections, yarn faults cl techniques. yet ov spextite Tech? Dept TT Kang ‘Scanned with CamScanner sification, Uster Classimat and Classifault. Yarn hairiness: Importance and assessmentUnit 1V (10 Hours) ‘Vesting of fabric Di crimp, Cover factor ealeulations, Vesting of fabrie mechanical Prope! m ompression asion, Pilling Bursting Neural git: Drape-abilty, Crease recovery. ransmission behavior of fabrics: Measurement of Air, water, hea transmission, ry (GSM),Warp and Weft Area der Thickn ensional Properti censile, Tear, compression and shear, Fabric and static charge Unit V 06 Hours) Garment Testin Inde: : Sewability: Seam strength, Seam slippage, Seam pucker, Needle Cutting ‘ow stress Mechanical Properties of Fabric, Primary and total hand value. Books Recommended: 1. J.E. Booth, P . VK Kotha nciple of Textile Testing esting and quality managementVol-1 aa For The Textile Industry: Part I, The Textile 2 r 3. GAV Leaf. Practical Statistics Institute, 1984, lle BP, Physical Testing of Textiles, Woodhead publishing -UK,2004. 5. Jinlian HU, Fabric Testing, Woodhead Publishing,2008. 6. Arindam Basu, Textile Testing (Fibre, Yarn and Fabric), SITRA, Coimbatore, 2001. 7. Somasundar —S, Application of Statistical Methods in Textile Industry, SITRA, Coimbatore, 1998, 2. KIT $02-Fabric Structure & Design (L'T P 3 10) =4 After successful completion of this course, the students should be able tos a, Develop new weave structures b. Create new structures using color and weave effect. ¢. Draw simple and compound structures. d._Illustrate special weaves. co POI | PO2 | PO3 | POS | POS | POs | PO7| POs | PO9 | PO10 | POI1 | Po12 de 2 323 2 2 30 fa 2 2 3 3 2 2 B 2 2 fi 2 Module 1 (10 Hrs) Introduction: Basi concepts of yarn count, thread density, erimp and cover factor of fabric, cs, concept of designing through fabric structure, importance of fabric Flee analysis, representation of weave repeat, draft plan and peg plan, use of point pape Flementary Weaves: Construction of plain, twill, satin and sateen weaves and their derivet Unit H(10 Hours) Absorbent Fabri aback and mock-leno weaves, Crepe weay Cord Structures: Bedford cord, wh Color and Weave Effect: Weave truction of diamond, diaper, honey comb, huck- Construction of crepe weaves. hip cord and welt with wadded structures, and color combin: of line effect, hounds tooth, bi wl 5 Deptt of (Teste T th/ ‘Scanned with CamScanner