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1. Sewing Threads :(Technology, Stitches, Seams,Problems and Needles...)Era has gone when cotton threads

were dominant and technology

adopted to manufacture them were

kept highly secret. Spun polyester

threads which took the status of cotton

threads, now have become very

common and are manufactured byeven medium and small scale

units.This book has gone many steps

ahead by way of illustrating the details

of advanced threads responsible for

performing well in tough/special

conditions. The book also enables to

peep into the minute details of

chemical structure of raw materials

used in making high performance and

speciality sewing threads.

2. Control of Hard Waste & RejectionsReduce Losses in Spinning

3. Emerging Trends and Technologies

in Manufacturing of Synthetic Fibres

This book of 170 pages contain

information pertaining to latest

technologies on poly-ethylene

terephthalate filament production,

trends in products and end uses of

nylon, speciality spinnerettes for

synthetic fibres, value addition by

2006 Dr. J.V. Rao 750/-&

R. K. Gaur

( 1 )

PUBLICATIONS

S. TITLES YEAR AUTHOR(S) PRICENO. (In Rs.)

FIBRE & YARN

2002 Workshop 150/-Proceedings

2001 Workshop 200/-Proceedings


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5. Achieving Excel lence in Package

Quality & Machine Performance

through Optimising Process

Variables6. Improving Yarn & Package quali ty

through optimizing Process

Parameters & Work Methods at

Autoconer Section (English)

7. An I ntegra ted Approach to Cost

Conservation in Spinning Mills

8. Control of End breaks in Ring-Frame

9. Process Control in Synthetic Yarn

Spinning

10. Cotton Improvement in Northern

India

11. Open End Spinning for Synthetic

Fibres and its Techno-economics

12. S el ec ti on of Ra w M at er ia l a nd

Control of Mixing with view to Achieve

Quality and Productivity in Spinning

Mills

13. Contribution of Blow Room andCard to Achieve International Yarn

Quality

FABRIC

14. Fabric Sourcing directory of Northern

Region-2002

NITRA has published "Fabric

Resourcing Directory- Northern

Region of India". It covers

( 2 ) ( 3 )

1999 Work Shop 100/-Proceedings

1997 Work Shop 100/-

Proceedings


Proceedings

1991 Work Shop 75/-

Proceedings


Proceedings

1989 Seminar 50/-

Proceedings

2001 Joint 500/-Publication of

ATIRA,BTRA, NITRA& SITRA

1989 Work Shop 75/-

Proceedings

spinning polyester fibre blends, filament

yarn testing and quality control, spunlace

and spunjet technology for producing

non-wovens, polyester staple fibre

scenario & trouble shooting andtexturising industry in India.

Authors of these papers are from large

over-seas groups and Indian groups

like Zimmers (Germany), Rieter

(Germany), Wetzel (Switzerland), Indo

Rama Synthetics, Himson Industries,

Modipon, IIT Delhi and NITRA.

4. Norms for the Text i le Industry

(Spinning)

Norms for the textile industry (spinning)

is the result of joint efforts of the four

Textile Research Associations namely

ATIRA, BTRA, NITRA & SITRA and is

unique in the sense that such type of

publication is not available in any other

country. The book contains norms on

productivity, quality, manpower

requirement & engineering related

aspects for 100% cotton, blended, 100%

man-made and rotor spun yarns. The

information contained in this book is theresult of various inter-firm surveys,

consultancy work and shopfloor studies

and hence can be used as a benchmark

by the spinning mills to evaluate their

own performance viz-a-viz the norms

and take necessary actions whenever

required. The present book of norms is

much more comprehensive with lot of

new information which was not

available in the earlier norms brought

out about a decade ago.

2002 R.P. Sharma, 200/-

Dr. B.K. Sharma


Proceedings



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This book informs about Indigo dyeing,

weaving, finishing and testing

procedures and covers the type of

defects arising during dyeing process

alongwith its rectification methods.Book also deals with recent

developments on denim processing.

The testing of colour depth by

Computer Colour Matching system and

different types of old & new methods of

testing for the purity of Indigo dye are

dealt with. The book is fully supported

by illustrated charts & diagrams

18. Vastra Sanrachana (Design)- (Hindi)

This book gives an idea about the

manufacturing of the fabric of different

style, i.e. for clothing, tapestry or

upholstery, canvas, terry-towel etc. It

covers all sorts of fabric.

It gives an idea of parameters to be

considered while making fabric in

different style taking into account the

texture of the fabric subject to end use

like yarn count, reed pick, reed space

cotton/synthetic and all sorts of

calculation for making the fabric. It also

gives an idea of basic weave and

different common fabric with reed,

pick, warp-weft.

This book is useful to all the persons

who are working in weaving loom

shed, may be weaver/jobber/

supervisor and also to those persons

who are in textile trade.

19. Weaver's Guide Book (Hindi)

This book gives the primary knowledge

2002 R.P. Sharma, 150/-

Dr. B.K. Sharma

2001 NITRA Survey 5000/-

Report

1988 S.K. Srivastava 40/-(No dis-count)

( 4 ) ( 5 )

decentralized power loom sector giving

an exhaustive account of small power

loom units and details of their products.

This directory is available in both book

form and CD form. This directory will

be useful for sourcing of the fabric for

domestic as well as for exports.

15. CD on Fabric Sourcing Directory of

Northern Region - 2002

16. The Market for Fabrics in Vietnam

and Cambodia 2002

The report prepared by NITRA in

collaboration with Protech India Ltd., is

of great help to fabric manufacturers of

India to tap the relatively untapped

potential markets in these two

developing countries. The study has

been based on a comprehensive field

survey lasting for a month followed by

intensive test research and interface

with Ministries and business houses

of Vietnam and Cambodia. The

samples have been drawn from

commercially most happening places

like Ho Chi Min city and Hanoi in Vietnam

and the capital city of Phnom Penh ofCambodia. Utmost care has been

taken to approach a formidable sample

size and to ensure that all categories of

garment units are covered so as to

maintain the representative character

of the industry. And finally, the data

collected has been compiled, edited,

coded, tabulated, analysed and

structured in the form of the said report.

17.S.S. Satsangi,

Dr. Jai Prakash

1987 S.K. Srivastava, 20/-I. Grover (No dis-

count)

1996 Dr. M.S. Parmar, 500/-Denim : A Fabric for all Dyeing,Weaving & Finishing

(US $

150)


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1997 M. Chakraborty, 200/-

Maheswar

Singh,

D.K. Sharma

( 6) ( 7)

of the powerloom like different types of

motion and the components and how

they operate crucial settings and their

importance in critical maintenance

aspects.

It gives an idea of the different types of

weaves, the damages in the fabric and

their remedies. It also educates you

how to increase the productivity.

This book is useful to beginners like

weaver, jobber and supervisor in

centralised or decentralised sector.

PROCESSING

20. Vastron Ki Rangai, Chhpai Evam

Finishing

21. Norms for the Textile Industy

(Chemical Processing)

The book on norms is a unique

contribution from the four TRAs and is

based on the results of several

inter-firm surveys, shop-floor studies

and consultancy work over the years.

These norms cover the quality,productivity of machines and

manpower requirement as per job.

The norms can help the textile wet

processing mill to obtain optimum

techno-economic benefit by controlling

process, machines and man-power.

These norms also suggest some

preferred process sequences for wet-

processing of textile material.

22. Co st Re du ct ion Me as ur in g i n

Chemical Processing of Textiles

23. Computer Colour Matching

KNITTING

24. We ft kn it ti ng Te ch ni qu e : an

Introduction (Hindi)

This book gives an introductory

knowledge of weft knitting techniques.

Different types of knitting machines

like single jersey, double jersey and

others are also discussed. This book

also covers different defects arising

during knitting process. Different types

of structures are also discussed. This

book is fully supported by illustrated

diagrams.

25. Processing of Cotton Knitted Fabrics

The Coverage of the book includes a

theoretical concept of cotton knitted

processing with number of illustrations

of various latest knitting machines.

Readers will get a conscise

knowledge of various dyeing practices,

finishing, shrinkage behaviour and

quality control area. Besides it has

also covered the area of latestmachinery development and testing of

processed knit goods. This book will

be helpful to the Managers, Students

and Shop-Floor technicians.

26. Suti Va Mishrit Hosiery Vastra Key

Processing (Hindi)

The book is for shop floor technical

personnel engaged in cotton knitwear

processing. They can get sufficient

information regarding basic

2001 Joint 250/-Publication ofATIRA,BTRA, NITRA& SITRA


Proceedings

1983 Seminar 100/-Proceedings

1999 Dr. M.S. Parmar 200/-

2006 Dr. M.S. Parmar 400/-1998 M. Chakraborty, 350/-

Amit Dayal,

M.L. Gulrajani


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(iv) Glass Threads

(v) Ocko - Tex Standards

(vi) Quality Assurance in Apparel

(vii) S A 8000

(viii) Seam Puckar

(ix) Seams

(x) Sewing of Knits

(xi) Sewing Needles

(xii) Stains

(xiii) Stitches

( 8 ) ( 9 )

technology, application part, testing

and quality control area. Persons

having less theoretical idea of textile

dyeing can understand the area in a

simple manner. It is very helpful for

persons to know the subject and

various precautionary measures.

27. Innovation in Hosiery Industry

28. Hosiery Yarn Quality Consideration

and Application for Knitted Garments.

GARMENTS

29. TA Bl ets ( Se t o f 1 5 B oo kl ets )

Textile & Appearel Booklets

(TABLets) aim to provide basic

information in a handy and easily

understandable form. NITRA

compiled these TABLets by collecting

information from various sources.

This is an attempt by NITRA to set

bench marks in professional

education for apparel industry. These

TABLets have been prepared keeping

in view the need for information

required by shop floor personnel and

students arising to become garments

technologists. These TABLets also

serve as hand book for all those who

are directly or indirectly involved in

textile & apparel manufacturing and

trading activities.

(i) Aramid Threads

(ii) Care Labeling

(iii) Denim Washing


Proceedings

1995 Seminar 150/-

Proceedings

2006 Dr. J.V. Rao 550/-

(Edited by) (No

discount

t i t le)

2008 Dr. J.V. Rao 750/-

(Edited by) (No

discount

title)

2006 25/-

2006

2006

2008

Rev. ed.

2006

2008Rev. ed.

2006

2006

2006

2006

2006

2006

R. K. Gaur

R. K. Gaur

R. K. Gaur,Neha Sharma,Shweta Saxena

R. K. Gaur,Dr. C.C. Giri

R. K. Gaur,N.N Sharma


2006 25/-

2006 50/-



GaPS (Set of 13 booklets)

Garments Processing Series (GaPS)

is an e f fo r t to b r idge the gapbetween the quality required by

buyers and the quality produced by

garment manufacturers. There are

13 booklets dealing with all input

materials required for garment

processing starting from water,

s u r fa c ta n ts , a c id s , a l k a l i e s ,

ozidizing and reducing agents to

d i f f e r e n t t y p e s o f d y e s a n d

finishes. All these booklets have

(xiv) UV Protection - Evaluation 2006 R. K. Gaur,A.K. Agarwal,C.P. Bansal

(xv) Zippers R. K. Gaur,Neha Sharma,Shweta Saxena

30.

Manufacturing

Dr. M.S. Parmar,R. K. Gaur

R.K. GaurShweta SaxenaNeha SharmaR.K. GaurShweta SaxenaNeha Sharma

R.K. GaurShweta SaxenaNeha Sharma

R.K. Gaur,Vikas Sharma,Shweta Saxena,Neha Sharma

25/-

50/-

25/-

25/-

25/-

50/-

25/-

50/-

50/-

50/-

25/-

50/-


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b e e n p r e p a r e d b y c o l l e c t i n g

information from various sources

so that they can be used as ready

reference to people working at

shop-floor level as well asstudents aspiring to become

proficient in garment processing.

The booklets describe the

quality requirements, procedures

to evaluate the quality, Do's and

Don'ts, storage and handling

procedures. Information relating

to the effect of input material

quality on the finished product

quality has also been discussed

in these booklets. Besides, the

series also describes operational

& maintenance procedures and

energy conservation techniques

of utilities employed in garment

factories.

(i) Auxiliaries

(ii) Chemicals

(iii) Chemical Finishing

(iv) Direct Dyeing

(v) Drycleaning

(vi) Mechanical Finishing

(vii) Pigments Dyeing

( 10 ) ( 11 )

(ix) Quality Evaluation

(x) Reactive Dyeing

`(xi) Sulphur Dyeing

(xii) Utilities

(xiii) Water

TECHNICAL TEXTILES

31. Technical Textiles

Book of papers published during

seminar on "Technical Textiles'

includes papers from renowned

personalities from India's premier

institutions and industry. The various

topics include protective clothing, geo

textiles, use of technical textiles in

automobiles, composites, use of

DREF yarn in technical textiles and

also on comforts in textiles

QUALITY EVALUATION &STATISTICAL APPLICATIONS

32 Training Mannual on Testing ofTextiles & Garment for Dyeing,

Printing & Finishing Properties

33. Operation Management Series

2008 100/-

Seminar

Proceeding

2001

2008 50/-

2008 50/-

50/-

2008 Dr. A.A. Ansari, 50/-

Dr. M.S. Parmar

2008 Dr. A.A. Ansari, 100/-

2008 Dr. M.S. Parmar, 50/-

2008 50/-

2008 50/-

2008 50/-

2008 50/-

Dr. M.S. Parmar,

Dr. M.S. Parmar

Neha Sharma,

Dr. N. SelvaKumar

Dr. M.S. Parmar,Neha Sharma,

Dr. N. SelvaKumar

Neha Sharma,

Dr. N. SelvaKumar

Dr. M.S. Parmar,Dr. N. SelvaKumar

Dr. M.S. Parmar,R.K. Gaur,Dr. N. Selva,

Dr. M.S. Parmar,

Dr. N. Selva Kumar

2008 50/-

Dr. M.S. Parmar,Dr. N. SelvaKumar

D.K.Bhattacharya,A.K. Jain,S. Saxena

Dr. A.A. Ansari,Dr. M.S. Parmar

2001 500/-

2006 Dr. M.S. Parmar, 200/-

Maheshwari

Singh

2002 35/-Dr. A.K.

Srivastava,

R.K. Gaur,

R.S. Yadav

Tablet-I :Operation Research-An

effective tool for decision making in

textile & apparel industry(viii) Printing Dr. M.S. Parmar,

Dr. N. Selva

Kumar

2008 50/-

Kumar


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H Effective yarn Clearing

H Yarn Hairiness and itsmeasurement and control

37. An Evaluation of Yarn Quality for

Spinning Mills with TRA Norms and

Uster Statistics

38. Textile Testing- Systems & Produres

Part- I : General

Part- II : Fibre

Part -III : Yarn

Part I covers general aspects like

organisational structure for quality

control deptt., humidity, sampling

procedures, use of statistical

techniques etc. Part IIand Part III give

detailed information on fibre & yarn

properties, their significance & test

sampling methods.

39. Te xt il e Te st in g Sy st em s &

Procedures (Chemical)

The book is suitable for the persons

engaged in day to day testing in

chemical laboratory. The areas

covered are testing of dyes,chemicals, auxiliaries, finishing/

sizing, chemical blend analysis,

fastness properties, process control.

Besides these, testing through

Computer Colour Matching (CCM) and

interpretion are also given. The book

gives a fairly broad coverage and can

help a person to widen his activities

of testing in a textile mills.

( 12 )

Tablet-II : Failure mode and effect

analysis (FMEA) : An Essential tool for

decision making in textile & garment

industry.

34. C ontrol o f U n-Evenness (%) ,Imperfections and Yarn faults:

The book covers concept, significance

and control of unevenness,

imperfections and other yarn faults.

The other aspects covered are critical

process parameters and their

settings, quality norms as per uster

statistics and joint norms. The findings

of the study "effect of shore hardnesson yarn quality" has been also

included.

35. Quality Evaluation of Textiles

The book contains concepts of

physical and chemical quality

evaluation of fibre, yarn and fabric. The

book also covers textile testing system

and procedures for different tests. The

causes and remedies of various fabric

defects have been exclusively covered.36. M ea su re me nt a nd Co nt ro l of

Uster Un-evenness, Yarn Faults and

Hairiness

T h e b o o k e lu c id a te s th e

following aspects :

H Yarn Evenness and its importance

H Process variable and their impact

H Control of imperfections and yarn

2002

2001

2001

( 13 )

2001

2002 Dr. A.K.

Srivastava,

R.K. Gaur,

R.S. Yadav

35/-

150/-A.K. Singh,Vivek Agarwal

150/-A.K. Singh,

Dr. M.S. Parmar

A.K. Singh,

Vivek Agarwal

150/-

on un-evenness of yarn

325/-Dr. A.K.Srivastava,

R.K. Gaur,

R.S. Yadav ,

Dr. B.K. Sharma

faults

1999

150/-

150/-

200/-

1998 M. Chakraborty, 200/-

D.K. Sharma,

Maheshwar

Singh

A.K. Singh,Vivek Agarwal,

R.K. Sharma


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The Book provides information

regarding maintenance schedules

being followed by different sectors of

spinning industry. Maintenancesystem and practices in various mill

were thoroughly studied and

demonstrated in details

46. Productive Maintenance to Achieve

Quality Excellence

47. Selection, Maintenance & Failure

Prevention of Bearings

48. Machinery Maintenance in Textile

ENGINEERING & ENVIRONMENT

49. Recent Trends in Energy Efficient

Technologies

50. Profitability through Energy

Conservation & Fuel Substitution in

Textile Mill

51. Vidyut Aapurti Poshan Evam Urja

Sanrakshan (Hindi)

This book is very useful for electrical

supervisors who are working in

industry.

All the topics have been covered nicely

in Hindi with lots of drawings & case

examples in Hindi.

52. Paryavaran Ke Anukool Vastra :

German Pratibandh (Hindi)

53. Eco-Friendly Textiles: The German

( 14 ) ( 15 )

40. Application of Statistical Techniques

in Textile Industry

41. Quality Evaluation of Fabrics

& Sewing Thread for ExportGarments

42. Consumer Preference in TANDA

Textile Market

43. The Contribution of Yarn Faults and

Processing Parameters to Fabric

Defects and Value loss

MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT

44. Machinery Maintenance Manual

(Hindi)i) Card

ii) Comber, Draw Frame & Speed Frame

III) Ring Frame

These books are simple as these are

written in easy spoken Hindi using

terminology prevailing at shopfloor in

what so ever language it is. The

contents highlight important aspects

of machinery maintenance-its

planning & monitoring, maintenance

of bearings, use of lubricants, belts,different mechanisms for

transmission of drive etc. In addition,

specific know-how regarding machine,

its critical components, crucial settings

& gauges influencin g quality and

productivity. Role of fitter in achieving

accuracy in maintenance operations

are also dealt with.

45. Ma in ten anc e Sc he dul es a nd

Practices in Spinning for mills

1993 Joint 100/-Publication ofATIRA, BTRA,

NITRA & SITRA


Proceedings


Proceedings

1978 Seminar 150/-

Proceedings

55/-

55/-


Proceedings


Proceedings

1993 Dr. S. K. Srivastava,

A. PalU.C. Sharma,

2003 Seminar 100/-

Proceedings

2000 Workshop 100/-

Proceeding

1996 A.R. Tripathi, 66/-

A.K. Jain, (No dis-

D. K. Bhattacharya count )

1996 Dr. B.D. Thakur, 150/-

Dr. A.A. Ansari

1996 Dr. B.D. Thakur, 150/-Dr. A.A. Ansari

55/-

(No

dis-


Proceedings

engaged in Cotton Fabric Export Ban

count

Mills


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The book has been writen in the wake

of German ban on use of azo dyes

and other harmful chemicals in textile

processing. The German legislation,

various eco-labels and impact oftheon Indian exporters have been

briefly discussed. Various eco-

parameters, their harmful effects,

limiting values and possible remedies

including 22 point "do and don't have

been suggested for textile processors

and garment exporters Detailed list of

forbidden dyes and safe alternatives

along with dye manufactures have

been provided.

54. Industril Boilers Kushal Sanchalan(Hindi)

55. Practical Guide Book on Motor

Rewinding

56. High Performance Lubricants for

Textile Mills

57. I nt eg ra te d C os t Re du ct io n

Approaches through Energy

Conservation

This is a proceeding on total approach

to energy conservation in a textile unit.

This covers several case studies on

practical approaches to energy

conservation in spinning & composite

mills. This will be useful for mill

engineers.

58. Standard Power Consumption in

Ring Frame (Cotton)

59. Selection Maintenance & Operation

60. Operation, Maintenance & Energy

Conservation in D.G. Set.

This book has been written for the

benefit of practicing D.G. technicians

in the field. This covers details of D. G.

Sets, operational instruction,

maintenance schedules, energy

conservation, heat recovery, proper

load management & other details.

61. Humidification and Air Control in

Textile Mills and Their Effects

This is a very useful technical write-up

(processing) on humidification & air

control in textile - it's design operation

& control aspects.

62. Conservation of Electrical Energy in

Textile Mills

63. Effluent Treatment & Recycl ing of

Water

64. Pollution Control in Textile Mills

65. Lubrication Management in Textile

Mills

66. Energy conservation in Textile Mills

HUMAN RESOURCE

MANAGEMENT

67. Uttam Karya Kushalta Evam Vikas

(Auto Coner Tenter) - Hindi

68. Developing effective Trainers by

improving their job knowledge &

Training related skills for In - house

Training activities - ( Hindi )

( 16 ) ( 17)


Proceedings


Proceedings


Proceedings

1988 Work Shop

Proceedings

1988 Work Shop

Proceedings


Proceedings

1995 Seminar 200/-Proceedings


Proceedings

1993 Work Shsop 200/-

Proceedings

1992 Work Shsop 250/-

Proceedings


Proceedings


1987 D.K. Bhattacharya, 120/-

K. Acharya

2004

Neeraj Agarwal


of D.G. Sets

200/-

200/-

N.N. Sharma 100/-

Proceedings


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69. Achieving Success Through

Development of shopfloor Manage-

70. Compentence Enhancing Program

on Achieving Success through

Development of Shop Floor

Workforce (Hindi)

71. Get your Performance Assessed

through Participation in Intermill

survey

72. A Survey on Absenteism in Textile

Industry

73. Scientific Selection & Recruitment of

Personnel ( Workforce ) in Spinning

Mills

This book is specially designed to

provide help to the spinning mills in

proper selection, recruitment &

placement of workforce in various

deptts, so as to develop excellent

performance in order to get optimum

output and efficiency.

74. Training of Trainers (Prashikshko Ka

Prashikshan) (Hindi)

This book covers different theories put

forth in the field of Behavioural

Science, theways and means for

moulding the attitudes of the

operatives as well as role and

functions of trainers. It also highlights

various processes of yarn

manufacturing and role of operatives,

their caution in behaviour and

practices. This may be very useful not

only for operatives/trainers but also for

( 18 ) ( 19 )

75. U ttam Karya Kushal ta Evam

Vikas (Hindi)

a. Ring Frame (Tenter)

b. Cone Winder

c. Ring Frame (Doffer)

76. Training Manuals ( Hindi )

a ) Pre-Spg. Sectioni ) Blow Room (Chute Feed)

Trutzschler

ii ) Card : Lakshmi Rieter, Model C1/3

iii ) Card: Trutzschler, Model : D.K.740

iv ) Draw Frame : Lakshmi Rieter,

Model DO/6

v ) Draw Frame : Rieter, Model

RSB-851

vi ) Speed Frame : Lakshmi Rieter,

Model LF-1400

( Set Price 30% discount, each manual

price 20% discount)

b ) Ring Spg. Section:

i ) Ring Frame : Lakshmi Rieter, Model

G-5/1 (20% discount)

c ) Post Spg. Section :

i ) Autoconer : Model Savio Espero

ii ) Two for One Twister, Model Vijay

Lakshmi- 150 HS

iii ) Two for One Twister, Model Prerna

(Set Price 30% discount, each manual

price 20% discount)

d ) Worsted Spg. Section:

i ) TOW to Sliver Convertor

ii ) Gill Box

iii ) Machines-Comber

2002 Work Shop

Proceedings

2001-02 Survey Repor t

2002 Survey Report 200/-

2000 N.N. Sharma 150/-

1999 Abhijit Pal, 65/-

U.C. Sharma, (No

S.K. Srivastava discount)

1998 N.N. Sharma,

1995/96 N.N. Sharma,

Neeraj Agarwal

200/-

200/-

200/-

200/-

100/-

200/-

100/-

200/-

200/-

200/-

100/-

100/-

100/-

Neeraj Agarwal

Neeraj Agarwal,

Pankaj Yadav,

B.S. Rawat100/-100/-100/-(250/-S.P.)

2002 A.K. Srivastava, 250/-

R.K.Gaur,

R.S. Yadav

HRD persons & supervisors.

250/-

250/-

ment


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e ) Air Jet Spinning - Muratec

These training manuals are

developed with regard to specific

make of machines, Operational

aspects including proper work

methods and, technical aspects are

covered for each machine specifically.

Broadly, following aspects are being

covered in each machine :

H Machine objective

H Various parts with their functioning

details including safety switches

& stop motions.H Operational methods, correct work

practices & job responsibilities.

H Productivity & Quality related

aspects, defects, causes &

remedies.

H Waste control, Machine cleaning,

House keeping aspects including

material handling & precautions

(Set price 30% discount, each manual

price 20% discount)

77. Ac hi ev in g H ig he r Wo rk loa dsApproaches and Advantages

78. Training of Trainers : Part-1

(Training Officers & Managers

(English)

This book is meant specially for

Training Managers/Officers and it

covers a wide range of topics

connected with the Training

Technology, Systems related with

Training, various training tools and

methodology etc. The persons involved

in training and development activity,

may acquaint themselves with newer

concepts, skills & knowledge whichwould be useful for training &

development of the work-force in the

organization.

79. Training of Trainers: Part-II

(Shop-Floor Instructors & Trainers)

(Hindi)

This book is very much useful for

the shop floor instructors & trainers.

They may easily understand about

various training techniques, trainingmethodology & other aspects related

to man, material & m/c and can play an

important role in training &

development of the workforce in the

organization.

80. Sansthagat Prashikshan Evam

Vikas (Spinning Jobber) (Hindi).

81. Developing Supervisory Skills,

Initiative & Effectiveness,

82. Training of Trainers (Prashikshako KaPrashikshan) (Spinning) (Hindi)

83. Textile for Non-Textile Executives

84. Training Manual for Daily ComputerOperations

85. Importance of I.T. Application in Textile

Industry

100/-


1995 N.N. Sharma 200/-

1995 N.N. Sharma, 150/-

Neeraj Agarwal

1993 N.N. Sharma 250/-

1992 N.N. Sharma 170/-

1992 Dr. S.K. Srivastava, 200/- N.N. Sharma

1988 Workshop 150/-

Series

2003 Dr. B.K. Sharma, 150/-

Avnish Sharma,

Kishan Diwan

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86. A n I nt roduct ion to C omputer

Beginners

Today, since computer is being used

in every walk of life, it becomes

necessary for everyone to have a

proper knowledge of computer.

Keeping this in mind, Software

Development Centre NITRA, has put

considerable efforts to bring a book on

computer.

All the concepts presented in the book

are illustrated with suitable examples

and figures to enable the readers to

use the book effectively for self-study.

87. Concepts & Applications of ERP for

Textile Industry

The book is proceedings of workshop

which was organized in Nov. 2000

joint ly by NITRA & Avadh Texwood Pvt.

Ltd. With a basic objective of creating

awareness about the concepts &

applications of ERP among the textile

mills. The book contains papers on

various aspects of ERP such as areasof IT applications in textile industry,

ERP - a need of the hour, various

requirements & implementation

phases of ERP, projections of 21st

century in regard to use of e-business/

commerce and also a brief model of

ERP package.

88. A Training Manual on Computer Aided

Designing for Printing

89. A Survey Report on 'Computer

Status in Textile Industry'

This report is very much helpful in

finding where your industry standsas far as computerization of various

departments/sections in the textile

mill is concerned. This gives the in-

depth knowledge about how textile

industry has come forward in

computerizing the mills.

90. Computerised Record for Spinning

Mills

91. Computer Application in TextileMills Operation

92. Computer Applications in Textiles

MANAGEMENT

93. Management of inventories

94. Quality Audit in Concept of Total

Quality Control

95. Measurement and Monitoring ofCustomer Satisfaction for

Continual Improvement

96. Project Formulation, Evaluation &

Analysis

97. Formulating long and short term

marketing strategies

98. Management Support for Effective

Supervision & Industrial Relation

2000 Dr. B.K. Sharma, 200/-

Avnish Sharma,

Vikas Sharma,

Indu Bidani

2000 A. Pal , 100/-

U.C. Sharma

2000 Dr. M.S. Parmar, 200/-

Sneh Lata

1996 Dr. A.K. Srivastava,

R.K.Gaur,

Dr. B.K.Sharma

1996 Dr.A.K. Srivastava, 200/-

R.K.Gaur,

R.S. Yadav,

Dr. B.K.Sharma

1985 Seminar 280/-

Proceedings

1987 Workshop 160/- Proceedings


Proceedings


Proceedings

2000R.K.Gaur,

R. S. Yadav

1992

1988

1988

Dr.A.K. Srivastava, 250/-

150/-

200/-

200/-

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200/-


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99. Quality Management for Export Yarn

100. Studies and Management on

Finance in Today's Corporate

Context

101. Quality Management in Texti le

Industry

GENERAL

102. NITRA'S Member Mills Directory

103. A Survey Report on marketing

information system in Textile Mills

The marketing information system isnot only an important production

factor, it can also be regarded as a

success factor for all functions in

textile industry. The marketing

information system is therefore a

substantial component within a

concept which we term as "Integrated

Product and Market Management

System" for textile industry. NITRA has

identified the problems and

accordingly NITRA's Operation

Research Division decided todevelop the necessary marketing

information system in multidirectional

fields to assist in achieving

objectives for better decision making

in this area.

104. Textile Technological Conference

1996 A.K. Srivastava , 200/-

R.K.Gaur,

Dr. B.K.Sharma


Proceedings


Proceedings


Proceedings

2008 500/-

1996 Seminar 100/-

Proceedings


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105. Optimising profi tabi li ty through

product diversification & product

developments

106. Production, Planning and CostControl

107. C ontrol o f Waste & Va lue

Realisation

108. Productivi ty in Texti le Mills

JOINT TRA'S PUBLICATIONS(ATIRA, BTRA, SITRAAND NITRA)

109. Joint Technological Conference

(JTC)-Book of Papers. 23rd JTC

(1982) - 41st JTC (2000) (19 Vol.)

110. 49th JTC held at Mumbai

111. 48th JTC held at Coimbatore

112. 47th JTC held at New Delhi

113. 46th J.T.C. held at Ahmedabad

114. 45th J.T.C. held at Bombay

115. 44th J.T.C. held at Coimbatore

116. 43rd J.T.C. held at I.I.T., New Delhi

117. 42nd J.T.C. held at Ahmedabad

118. Measures fo r Meet ing Qual ity

Requirements of Cotton Yarns for

Export


Proceedings

1988 Work Shop 120/- Proceedings

1977 Seminar 150/-

Proceedings


Proceedings

Conference 300/-

Proceedings Set Price

2005 Conference 300/-

Proceedings


Proceedings


Proceedings


Proceedings

119. Measures fo r Meet ing Qual ity

Requirements of Cotton Yarns for

Export (Summary)

120. Measures for Meeting Quali tyRequirements of Manmade Fibre

Blended Yarns for Export sorts

121. Manpower Planning & Training

Needs

122. Rehabilitation of Textile Industry

123. Rotor Spinning Comparisons

124. Labour & Machine Productivity in

Spinning

125. Contribution of ATIRA, BTRA, NITRA

& SITRA for the Handloom Sector

126. Mixing and Yarn Quality

127. Power Consumption in Spinning

128. Financial Analysis in Textile Mills

129. Carded Cotton Yarn Quality

130. Productivity in Reeling & Winding

in Member Mills

131. Stores Consumption in Spinning in

Member Mills

132. Productivity in Spinning in Member

Mills

129. Yarn Recovery & Waste in Member

Mills

1995 Joint 150/-

Publication

1995 Joint 50/-

Publication

1993 Joint 350/- Publication

1989 Joint 100/-

Publication

1987 Joint 60/-

Publication

1986 Joint 50/-

Publication

1985 Joint 50/-

Publication

1977 Joint 150/-

Publication


Proceedings


1981-82 Survey Report 50/-



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2008 200/- (C.D.)

2007 300/-

2006 300/-

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Proceedings

Conference

Proceedings Conference

Proceedings

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