Journal of Textile Science & Engineering

Department of Textile Engineering, Indian Jute Industries Research Assosiation, Kalkatta, India

Publications

• Research Article   
  Improvement in Jute Yarn Quality Ratio by Incorporation of Draw Head System at Carding Stage
  Author(s): Soumita Chowdhury* and Pandit Sandip
  
  Jute as very unique natural bast and its industrial manufacturing started in India from around 1855. Till then jute processing machinery and the processing system progressed very slowly. Presently jute fibre/yarn used in several diversified products other than food grain packaging bag. To improve the quality of jute yarn a study has been carried out in a jute mill where the quality of jute yarn produced by usual finisher card (fitted with roll former) is compared with quality of yarn produced by the draw head fitted finisher card system. As two types of draw head systems are available presently, total three process are compared based on yarn quality produced by them. It is found that draw head plays an important role on jute yarn quality in comparison to simple finisher card with roll former system. Specially the yarn produced by L make draw head system shows uniform control.. Read More»
  DOI: 10.37421/2165-8064.2023.13.555

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