List of CTF Publications Published in International Journals / Magazines
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1 List of CTF Publications Published in International Journals / Magazines Sr. No Name of Author Vishnu A. Dorugade, R. D. Parsi, Lakhan S. Girase, R.N. Narkhedkar, A. A. Bagwan, Charudatta Girase R.N. Narkhedkar, A.A. Bagwan A.A. Bagwan Vishnu Dorugade, Tushar C. Patil, Dipak R. Mali, Ishwar T. Mali and Rahul M. Mali, 06 A.A.Bagwan A.A.Bagwan, R N. Narkhedkar, Bhushan Joshi R.N. Narkhedkar A.A. Bagwan, Sadip Jadhav Name of Publication Influence of Card to Flats Settings in the Improvement of Yarn Quality Roving Twist Multiplier: a factor influencing yarn quality How carding and combing affect yarn cross-sectional area Optimization of Cotton Dyeing process by Appropriate Selection of Exhaustion Enhancement of Loom shed Efficiency Influence of configuration of rotor diameter, rotor navel, rotor finish on yarn properties Optimization of cotton dyefixing agent evaluated by NEXT method. Correlation of yarn crosssectional area with yarn quality parameters Properties Evaluation of Cotton Ring and Compact Spun Yarns after Scouring and Bleaching Process Name of Journal / Magazine The Journal of the Textile Institute Published Date Nov., 2012 Textile Asia Feb-March 2013 Textile Month International Issue - I Milliand International Melliand International, Meliand International, Issue 3 International Dyer Issue No. 5 Feb 2013 May 2013 Aug Aug. 3/2013 August 2013 Melliand International Aug Journal of Textile Science and Engineering Sept 2013 Volume 3 Issue 3 10 A.A.Bagwan, Girase Narendra 11 A.A.Bagwan, Pankaj Patil Prof. A.A. Bagwan Dr. V. A. Dorugade Accelerated Bleaching Of Cotton Material With Hydrogen Peroxide. Effect of spinning conditions on properties of polyester FDY Selection of Exhaustion Agents: a Dominant, Cost- Effective Solution for cold and Hot Brand Reactive Dyes on Cotton Substrates Journal of textile sciences and engineering Chemical fiber International, Issue 4 September 2013 December 2013 International Dyer Issue The effect of magnetized water on dyeing of cotton Melliand International Feb Prof. A. A. Bagwan Impact of spinning technologies on cotton yarn properties Melliand International Issue 2 - June Prof. Abdul Salaam Bagwan, Rahul Rajput Prof. Abdul Salaam Bagwan, Siddhartha Jain, Dinesh Mali V.A. Dorugade, Vijay Ghongade 18 V. A. Dorugade, R.D.Parsi, Optimisation of functional assistants in vat (In-series) colours Optimization of spinning variables on properties of POY and textured filament yarns Influence of 3-licker in card on yarn quality Impact of feed roller, beater and grid bar gauge setting in International Dyer Issue Chemical Fibers International 3/2014 Mellinad International 3/2014 Melliand International Issue 4 -Nov. 2014
2 Narendra Mali flexi clean on yarn quality Abdulsalaam Bagwan, Maharu Koli Gayatri Patil, Nimisha Baheti and Vishnu Dorugade Vishnu A. Dorugade Harshada Upasani, Pranjali Chandurkar, Dipaksingh Girase, and Vishnu A. Dorugade Traveler weights: effective measures to control yarn quality and yarn breakage rate Innovations in reactive dyes Effect of solvents on HT dyeing of polyester Productivity improvement with sewing machine attachment Melliand International Applied engineering research Applied engineering research Applied engineering research Issue 4 -Nov Vol. 10, No. 11, Vol. 10, No. 11, Vol. 10, No. 11, Abdulsalam. A. Bagwan Tushar C. PAtil R. D. Parsi Pranjali Chandurkar Harshada Upasani Spinning technology & practices, meets international quality requirement of yarn for terry towel production Terry Towels Classification, Designing & Manufacturing Technology Fibres used in terry towels Total Quality Management in Terry Fabric Manufacturing Quality testing of terry towel and its assurance V. A. Dorugade Terry towel industry and its processing Madhuri V. Kakade Vijay Ghongade Abdulsalam. A. Bagwan Pranjali Chandurkar, Harshada Upasani and Sapna Jain Defects Their Causes and Remedial Measures in Terry Fabric Textile industry: work practices in organized and decentralized sector Appropriate selection of spacers at ring frame: An effective measures to improve yarn quality and productivity To reduce non-productive time in garment industry
3 P. P., M. Ramachandran V. A. Dorugade V. A. Dorugade, Ranadinesh Rajput Parsi R. D., Chaitali Chaudhari, S. T. Jadhav Pranjali Chandurkar, Harshada Upasani. Rohan Gade & Devesh Khushwaha Bagwan, A. A., Rajput A., Dalal S. and Aakade, A. M. Ramachandran, Sahas Bansal, Vishal Fegade, Pramod Ajay Borse and Vishnu A. Dorugade Tushar A. Shinde, Rahul Marathe and Vishnu A. Dorugade Pranjali Chandurkar, Madhuri Kakade and Abhishek Bhadane P.P., M.Ramachandran Abdulsalam Bagwan, Ashok Aakade and Vijay Chaudhary Deepali More, Sahas Bansal, M. Ramachandran, Pramod Ashok Panigrahi, Ranjan Upadhyaya, P.P. Importance of Teaching Automation as an integral part of engineering at educational institutes Medical Textiles Effect of finishing on fastness properties of reactive dyes Effect of opening roller speed and torque stop on open end yarn quality Ergonomic intervention to improve safety and productivity Effect of Winding Tension Parameters and Rewinding Passages at Winding on Cotton Yarn Properties Analysis of Bamboo Fiber Composite with Polyester and Epoxy Resin Effect of Alkali Concentration on viscose dyeing of PV blended fabric with reactive dye Effect of water hardness on reactive dyeing of cotton Improve the Productivity with help of Industrial Engineering Techniques Recent Trends and Developments in Textile Industry in India Optimization of draw frame bottom roller setting on cotton yarn quality Review on Antibacterial, Antiviral, and Antifungal Properties of Natural Diapers and its Effect on Dermatitis E-Commerce Services in India: Prospects and Problems Journal of Textile Science & Engineering ( Online Open Access Journal) PharmTech Research (ISSN: ), Volume 5, Issue 5, Sep.- Oct. Vol.8, No.10, pp 40-46, ISSN
4 Prashant Udawant, Vijay Shivankar M.Ramachandran, Rishabh Bhargava, P.P. Bhushan Patil, R.D.Parsi, Madhuri Kakde, S.T.Jadhav Vinay G. Nadiger & Sanjeev R. Shukla Vinay G. Nadiger & Sanjeev R. Shukla M. Ramachandran, Sahas Bansal and Pramod Vijay Joshi, P. P. L.C.Patil, Tushar C. Patil, P.P. and Vishnu A. Dorugade Vijay Chaudhari, P.P. Suprit Borse, Venkatesh Shrinivasan and V.S. Shivankar Mr.P.P.Kolte, Ms.P.D.Gujar, Ms.P.P.Wane Prof.A.M.Daberao, Prof.R.N.Turukmane Dr. P.P., Prof. M. Ramachandran Prof. Pranjali Chandurkar, Prof. Madhuri Kakde, Miss. Chitra Patil Progressive SWOT analysis of E -Textile Industry Effect of Nanotechnology in Enhancing Mechanical Properties of Composite Materials To reduce card waste by SFD inactive and its impact on yarn quality Antibacterial properties of silk fabric treated with silver nanoparticles Antibacterial properties of silk fabric treated with Aloe Vera and silver nanoparticles Scrutiny of Jute Fiber Poly- Lactic Acid (PLA) Resin Reinforced Polymeric Composite Investment opportunities in decentralized textile industries cluster development approach: A path way Denim weaving-control of fabric defects Effect of draw frame bottom roller gauge setting on yarn quality Improving the garment productivity by using new designs of folder Use of Sonication Technique in Wet Processing Cotton Dyeing with Natural Dye Need of adoptive textile research centre needed in India Minimization of defects in knitted fabric The Journal of The Textile Institute The Journal of The Textile Institute Journal of Textile Association China Textile Science Research and Scientific Innovation ISSN: , 04 January (Online Published) ISSN: , 04 April (Online Published) March April Vo. 2, May (ISSN ) Vo. 3, August (ISSN )
5 Prof.R.N.Turukmane, Prof.A.M.Daberao, Dr.V.G.Nadiger. Mr. Sahas Bansal, Dr. P.P. Mr. Harshal I. Patil, Dr. Vishnu A. Dorugade, Prof. V.S.Shivankar R.D.Parsi, Madhuri V. Kakde, Kuldip Pawar, R.S.Police Patil Sahas Bansal, Ramachandran Manickam, Pramod A Review -Nano Technology in Textile Composites Review on the manufacturing processes of polyester-pet and Nylon-6 filament yarn Single and double bath dyeing of polyester/cotton blended fabric using disperse and reactive dye Influence of fibre length on ring spun yarn quality Analysis of Coir Fiber Reinforced Poly-Lactic Acid (PLA) and Poly- Propylene (PP) Polymeric Composite Research and Scientific Innovations (IJRSI) Applied Mechanics and Materials Vo. 3, Issue 8, Aug. (ISSN ) Vo. 852, Sep. (ISSN ) M. Ramachandran, Sahas Bansal and Pramod Harish. R. Jambur, Dr.V G Nadiger, & Dr. G S Nadiger Experimental study of bamboo using banana and linen fibre reinforced polymeric composites Application of polymers in denture and its developments Science Direct, Elsevier, Online open access Journal IOSR Journal of Polymer and Textile Engineering (IOSR-JPTE) Volume 8, September, Pages , ISSN Vo. 3, Issue 5, Sep-Oct. (ISSN ) 68 Prof. Tushar C. Patil, Mr. Jitendra Kadam and Mr. Yogesh Patil Air jet weaving: control of weft breakages for cotton & polyester weft yarn Prof. Tushar C. Patil, Mr. Raquim Momin Impact of relative humidity on loom shed efficiency Mr. N. B. More, Prof. A. M. Daberao, Prof. P. P. Kolte, and Mr. S. A. Ingale Mr. Dhananjay Devare, Prof. R. N. Turukmane, Prof. S. S. Gulhane and Mr. L. C. Patil 72 Mr. Chirag Patil, Prof. R. D. Parsi and Mr. R. N. Mehta 73 Mr. Shaikh Juber Shaikh Salim, Prof. R. D. Parsi and Mr. H. S. Padam, Effect of concentration of TCA solution in PV blended fabric on TCA dyeing method Effect of yarn stretch in sizing on loom performance Impact of latest card on yarn quality Optimization or improve the ring frame efficiency by utilizing effective autodoffing system Mr. Tushar Borse, Prof. Amarjeet Daberao, Prof. Prafull Kolte, Mr. Nandkishor Dhamal Mr. Vijay D. Chaudhari, Mr. Ajay Chaudhary, Prof. Vijay S. Shivankar Study on lab to bulk shade variation Effect of speed frame drafting systems on quality of ring yarn
6 Ramachandran Manickam, Vishal Fegade, Pramod Madhuri V. Kakde, Hemant More, Bharat Magarwadia, Vishal Kejkar Mr. Harshal Patil, P.P., V.S. Shivankar Noshirwaan Aibada, M. Ramachandran, Krishna Kumar Gupta, P. P. Mr.K.R.Patil, Mr.Kulabhaskar Sing, Prof.A.M.Daberao Ms.N.S. Patil, Mr.S.S.Rajkumar, Ms.P.W.Chandurkar, Mr.P.P.Kolte Mr.Bhushan Chaudhari, Prof.A.M.Daberao, Mr.Sanjay Mhaske Vicky Ashok Patil, Sujit Shrikrushnarao Gulhane, Ranjit N Turukmane & Rajendra Patil R.N. Turukmane, A.L.Bhongade, S.P.Borkar, A.M. Daberao Rohit Jamadhar, A.M. Daberao, V.G. Nadiger, Karan Chandrakar Raj B. Tailor, M. Ramachandran, P. P. Strategy Performance Evaluation of a Port Organisation based on Multi- Criteria Decision Making using Fuzzy Logic Method Effect of Pile Density on Physical Properties of Terry Towel Fabric Applications of sensors in manufacturing process of melt spun filament: A Review Review on Various Gaskets Based on the Materials, their Characteristics and Applications Effect of Twist on Yarn Properties Minimization of Defects in Garment during Stitching Performance of card and comb sliver blended yarn Productivity Improvement of Loom Shed by Optimizing Relative Humidity Studies on Inter fibre cohesion Properties of Sisal Fibre reinforced Polypropylene Composite Effect of dyeing of cotton fabric by using dye fixing agent Review on non-woven polymeric Gaskets their Characteristics and Applications NMIMS Management Review Vo. XXXIII, Jan. (ISSN )
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