Important Contributions by Dr.N.Balasubramanian

1.Control of Count variation in Yarn, I Textile Journal 2003 January p15

2. Influence of cotton quality on yarn and fabric quality and performance, I.Textile Journal, 1995 Nov p46

3. Measures for improving yarn quality and ring frame productivity, I.Textile journal, 1995, Feb, p 108 1995 March, p 20

4. Curbing Yarn faults, I. Textile Journal, 1997 May p 12

5. Modern Spinning systems, I. Textile Journal, 1995 Dec p 66

6.Intimacy of Mixing and Blend variation J of Textile Association 2003 Nov-Dec p2003

7. Influence of rotor speed, rotor diameter and carding conditions on yarn quality in OE spinning, Textile research J. 1983 Aug p497

8. Comparative studies on air-jet and ring spun yarn fabrics, J Textile Assn. 1995 May p 23

9 Friction Spinning A critical Review I Journal Fibre & Textile Research 1992 Dec p246

10. Control of roller lapping in spinning, I Textile Journal, 1998 March p18

11. Studies on some factors in carding for upgradation of cotton yarn uality, J. Textile Assn. 1993 May p11

12. Effect of top roller weight, apron spacing and top roller setting on yarn quality, Textile Research J 1975 April p 322

13. Developments in drafting at ring frame, I Textile Journal 1995 March p 20
14. Influence of fibre and processing factors on yarn Imperfections, I. Textile Journal 1995 July p 14
15. Fibre properties by HVI and conventional testing at different stages of spinning, I Journal of Fibre & Textile Research 1995 June p 63
16. Measures to reduce energy consumption in spinning, J. Textile Assn. p 115
17. Influence of weft count variation on warp way creases in fabrics, I. Textile Journal, 1996 Oct p 66
18. Influence of eccentricity in drafting roller on yarn irregularity, I Textile Journal 1998 Dec p 24
19. Effect of spinning conditions on tensile properties of core spun yarns, J Textile Institute, 1970 Nov p534
20. Modifications to drafting system for improvement in yarn quality, I Journal Fibre and Textile Research, 1995 Dec p169
21.Improving Regularity of material at Drawframe and Speedframe,I. Textile Journal 1994 May p34
22.Influence of conditioning on Uster U% of sliver I. Textile Journal 1994 June p48
23 Improving yarn appearance and imperfections in the mills J Textile Assn 1977 June p67
24 Influence of conditioning on U% of sliver, I Textile Journal 1994 June p67
25. Improving regularity of material at Drawframe and speedframe, I Textile Journal 1994 May p34
26 Influence of grey cloth width on warp way streakiness in fabric, I Textile Journal 1993 June p82
27. Measures for upgrading yarn quality with polyester blends, Man-made Textile in India 1993 Jan p14, Feb p51
28. Optimisation of ringframe parameters, I Textile Journal 1974 Sept. p73
29. How to effect yarn quality improvements, Textile Magazine 1991 Aug p 25
30. Contribution of ring frame drfting condition to yarn count variability in fine counts, I Journal Fibre & Textile Research 1990 Dec p198
31. Improvements in yarn quality from Tandem card, I Journal Textile Research 1981 June p53
32. Weft bars in man made fibre blend due to torsional vibration ofback rollers at speed frame, J Textile Assn 1985 Nov p183
33. Factors affecting doubling tension and strength of voile yarns under mill conditions I Journal Textile Research, 1977 March p13
34. Strength and elongation of cotton, polyester and polyester,cotton blend at different stages of manufacture, Textile Research J 1974 Feb p106
35. Effect of disorientation anddirection of feed of hooks in input sliver on drafting irregularities and yarn quality, Textile Research J 1971 Sept. p750
36. Translation of strength from single yarn to two fold yarn and from multiple strand to fabric with polyester, cotton and polyester/cotton blends, Textile Research J 1978 July p389
37. Mixing Cost reductions by upgrading through combing, J Textile Assn. 1981 May p85
38. Needle punched Nonwovens, I Textile Journal, 1996 Aug, p 18
39. Engineering needle punched nonwovens to achieve desired physical properties, I Journal of fibre and Textile Reearch, 1990 June p 41
40. Tensile and aborbancy characteristics of cellulosic Non wovens, I Journa Fibre & Textile Research 1994 June p53
41. Opening size and water permiability in Nonwoven Geotextiles, I Textile Journal 1991 June p 26
42. Critical factors affecting properties of thermal bonded Nonwovens, I Journal of Fibre and Textile Research, 1994 Sept. p 209
43. Some critical manufacturing parameters affecting the properties of nonwoven dust filters, I Journal Fibre & Textile Research, 1993 March p 8
44Critical factors affecting quality of Nonwoven carpets I Textile Journal 2003 June p13
45.Simple modifications to reduce breakdowns and Detention times in Auto looms I Textile Journal 1994 Dec p52
46. Influence of grey cloth width on warpway streakiness in fabric I Textile Journal 1993 June p82
47. Influence of twill direction on fabric strength J Textile Association 1991 May p5
Cotton fibre and yarn quality in export sorts in the mills BTRA Survey Report 03.1.18 1991 Aug

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