The Department of Textile Technology’s vision is to be the premier Agricultural engineering platform in the world, based on the excellence of our people, our innovative multidisciplinary and enabling research, and our discovery-centered educational programs. We strive to pioneer the transfer of biomedical engineering research into applications that will advance and improve health care throughout the world.
The mission of the Department of Textile Technology is:
To develop clinically translatable solutions for human health by training the next generation of Textile technologists, cultivating leaders, and nurturing the integration of science, engineering, and textile in a discovery-centered environment.
Bachelor of Textile Technology curriculum is designed to prepare the undergraduates to
The Textile Technology Graduates will have the ability to
The Textile Technology Graduates will have the ability to
What is Textile Technology?
The Textile Technology course is one of the popular courses among Indian students eager to enter the textile industry. With the rise in consumerism in the fashion industry, the textile industry is growing at a rapid speed. To keep pace with the consumption rate, the industry requires new technology and techniques for better productivity.
Textile Technology course is one of the domains under engineering and focuses on introducing scientific techniques and processes related to a series of textile production. Students are taught about the field specialisations such as fibre manufacturing, fabric draping, textile colouring, and garment production.
Textile Technology course prepares students for the global textile field by providing the expert textile skills and dynamics related to both traditional and modern textile industry. The Textile Technology course combines the basic principles of numerous subjects including chemistry, physics, technical textile, textile technology, the science of colours, machinery designing, and operating. Aspirants deal with all the scientific processes and technologies related to fibre production.
The textile industry has always been a very crucial part of the Indian economy, and with the increasing consumerism, the supply-demand has increased multiple folds. Students pursuing Textile Technology courses have a very rewarding career as the industry is not only limited to simply the manufacturing of textile. Students can apply for the sector, such as fashion clothing, fibre manufacturing, garment colouring, and industrial machinery designing. As the demand for textile can never diminish, the scope of Textile Technology has been expanding for decades.
Today’s world has become fashion conscious regarding their clothing styles, and the never-ending cycle of consumerism has evolved numerous new textile concepts. Thus, the job prospects in the Textile Technology field have risen in India and abroad. With the required skills and creativity, aspirants can reach heights of success in Textile Technology fields, plus they have the chance of opening their venture and introducing new textile trends in the market.
The Textile Technology industry has also heavily contributed in the medical sector through synthetic fibres and nano spinning techniques. Some of the major contributions include artificial arteries, medical gowns, and dialysis machinery.
Academic Year 2021-22
SL.NO |
NAME |
DESIGNATION |
DATE OF JOINING INSTITUTION |
NATURE OF APPOINTMENT (AGAINST SANCTIONED POST, TEMPORARY, PERMANENT) |
NAME OF THE DEPARTMENT |
HIGHEST DEGREE QUALIFICATION (NET/SET/SLET/PH.D./D.M/M.CH./ |
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1 |
DR.R.RAJENDRAKUMAR |
PROFESSOR |
20-06-2019 |
PERMANENT |
TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY |
PH.D 2013 |
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2 |
MR.S.R.VISWANATH |
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR |
12-12-2012 |
PERMANENT |
TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY |
M.Tech ,2010 |
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3 |
MR.J.VEERAPRABAHAR |
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR |
03-08-2010 |
PERMANENT |
TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY |
M.Tech,2008 |
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4 |
MR.R.SUGANYA |
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR |
27-06-2019 |
PERMANENT |
TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY |
M.Tech,2018 |
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5 |
MRS.R.THILAGAVATHI |
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR |
07-04-2011 |
PERMANENT |
TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY |
M.Tech 2006 |
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6 |
MR.S.VINOTH |
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR |
09-01-2021 |
PERMANENT |
TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY |
M.Tech,2014 |
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7 |
MR.M.SWAMINATHAN |
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR |
09-01-2021 |
PERMANENT |
TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY |
M.Tech,1998 |
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8 |
MR.R.VENUGOPAL |
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR |
09-01-2021 |
PERMANENT |
TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY |
M.Tech,1995 |
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9 |
MR.S.R.KALIMUTHU |
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR |
12-10-2021 |
PERMANENT |
TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY |
M.Tech,2012 |
Our student named Ms. Pavithra K, had undergone Industrial training for a period of 15 days until 06-10-2022 at Essarpe Exports Company and sowed keen interest and good composure in learning the industrial operations during the training and took good responsibility in adopting the industrial rules and regulations during her training therein.
PROJECTS GUIDED AT UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL:
Sl.No. |
TITLE OF THE PROJECT |
STUDENTS NAME |
1 |
Development of technical textiles for automotive applications using reclaimed fibres |
R.Chandhanu R.Gowthami J.Padmapriya P.Vadivel |
2 |
Effect of spacer fabric on sports shoes with soil release finish |
V.B.Deepa V.P.Saravanan S.Selvakumar |
3 |
Development of functional product from recycled fibres |
P.Gunasekaran S.Sreenath S.P.Thangavel |
4 |
Development of functional products from carpet waste fibres |
D.Ramesh K.Raja R.Vignesh |
5 |
Development of non woven composite for automotive application using reclaimed fibres |
S.Karthiresan K.Suganya M.Vasanthi |
6 |
Comparative study on the pilling performance and abrasion characteristics of selected weft knitted fabric |
P.Mohana P.Prabhu P.Rajalakshmi |
7 |
Development of home textile products using recycled fibres |
A.Zaid hamza K.Jothi rajan M.Mohanraj |
8 |
Development of non-woven composites made from thermal/chemical bonded non woven fabrics using reclaimed fibres and their characteristics |
P.Prabhu G.Archana S.Pavithra |
9 |
Development of tension controller in single needle lock stitch machine for seam performance analysis |
J.J.Ezhilanban B.Nivetha E.Rajadurai V.M.S.Sivajith kumar |
10 |
An investigation of non-woven and composite material made from reclaimed fibres for sound absorption behavior |
P.Abinaya Aleena Jolly A.Arun Kumar K.Karthasamy |
Lab courses present:
Sl. No. |
Course Code |
Lab Course Name |
Semester |
1 |
BE3272 |
Basic Electrical, Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering Laboratory |
II |
2 |
TT3361 |
Pre-Spinning Laboratory |
III |
3 |
TT3461 |
Fabric Manufacture laboratory |
IV |
4 |
TT3462 |
Fabric Structure Analysis Laboratory |
IV |
5 |
TT3581 |
Testing Of Textile Materials Laboratory |
V |
6 |
TT3661 |
Textile Chemical Processing Laboratory |
VI |
Notable Alumni
S.NO |
DESIGNATINAME |
BRANCH |
BATCH |
DESIGNATION |
COMPANY |
PHOTO |
1 |
Sarathkumar.R |
Textile technology |
2010 -2014 |
Directer |
Ecotapes,savithriknitters (Embroidary Unit), Sri senthir Mills (Twisting and winding mill) (9965551215) |
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2 |
Sruthi |
Textile technology |
2010 -2014 |
merchandiser |
Liedez Garments industry (9843869872) |
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3 |
Vadivel |
Textile technology |
2013 -2017 |
Factory management |
Sabapathi spinning (9842221021) |
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4 |
prem |
Textile technology |
2012-2016 |
MD |
Metro Knit Finishers (9655567477) |
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5 |
Sarath kumar |
Textile technology |
2009 -2013 |
Directer |
Knits wear garment ( 9944248355) |
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