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Head : Professor M. D. Teli |
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The Department of Technology of Fibres and Textile Processing (formerly known as Textile Chemistry Section) has unique distinction of being one of the two disciplines (other being Chemical Engineering Department), with which this great institution - UICT (formerly UDCT) started in the year 1934. The Department conducts B.Tech. course with an intake capacity of 34. The post graduate courses of M.Tech. and Ph.D. (Tech.) attracts very large number of students and so far more than 2000 graduates and 350 post graduates have passed out from the Department. This Department is the largest one among those of Chemical Technology in UICT with the posts of 3 Professors, 2 Readers, 2 Lecturers and 1 Technical Assistant. The faculty of the Department has good interaction with the industry. A number of industries have been benefited by the technical advice given by the faculty. There have been a number of industrial research projects in which problems of mutual interest are investigated and the students as well as the Department have been benefiting due to this interaction. The faculty is engaged in high quality fundamental as well as applied research and they have got over 1000 publications in Indian and International journals as well as reputed fellowships to the credit from recognized institutions in India and abroad.
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Faculty |
06 |
Laboratory
Staff |
13 |
Administrative
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02 |
Total
Research Grant (Ongoing
Projects) |
Rs.
54 lakhs |
Source of
Assistance |
COSIST, CAS, Ministry of Environment and Forests, FIST, MODROBS, HLL, Dharamsee Morarjee Chemicals Ltd. |
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Courses Offered:
- B.Tech.
- M.Tech. in Textile Chemistry,
- M.Sc. in Home Science
- Doctorate in Chemical Technology/Chemistry
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Current Students in the Department
- Undergraduate: 115
- Masters: 21
- Doctorate: 10
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Major Research Interests
Eco-friendly Textile Processing, Computer Colour Matching, Natural Dye Applications, Substitutes for Red Listed Chemicals, Photochemical Degradation of Dyes, Application of Alternate Sources of Energy in Textiles, Modification of Natural Gums, Graft Copolymerisation Studies, Synthesis of Superabsorbent Polymers, Development of New Thickeners, Studies on Detergents and Stain Removers, Natural and Speciality Finishes, Polymeric Coatings, Enzymatic Treatments and Bio Polishing, Polymer Waste Usage, Electrokinetic Studies, Processing of Lyocell, Viscose, Silk and Wool, Studies on Light Fastness, Modification of Cellulose, Effluent Treatments, Environmental Pollution Abatement, Energy Conservation and Waste Minimisation, Process Improvement and Optimisation, Physico-Chemical Studies in Fibres, Use of Ultrasound and UV Radiations for Novel Purposes, Solvent Assisted Dyeing, Weight Reduction of Polyester, Melt Blend Fibres and their Dyeability Studies, Colouration of Microdenier, Textured and Normal Polyester, Leather Processing, Recycling of Papers, Laundering etc. |
Important Analytical/Instrumental Facilities:
Atomic Absorption Spectrometer, Computer Colour Matching System, UV Spectrophotometers, Cryostatic Ultra Centrifuge, Brookfield Viscometer, Equipments for Physical Testing of Textiles, Suntest, Perspirometer, Sublimation Tester, Stanton Red-Croft Flammability Tester, Pilling Tester, Crock Meter, Impact Tester, Crease Recovery Tester, Bending Length Tester, Electronic Balances, Steamer, Homogeniser, Flat-Bed Screen Printing Machine, Sample Roller Printing Machine, High Temperature High Pressure Dyeing Machines, Open Bath Beaker Dyeing Machines, Rota Dyers, Pneumatic Padding Mangle, Laboratory Dyeing Machines, Laboratory Jiggers and Winches, Front Loading Washing Machine, Soft Flow Jet Dyeing Machines, Infra Red Dyeing Machine, Knitting Machine, Rotary Printing Machine, etc.
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