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JUTE
basics
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About the Book
Jute Basics’
is intended to be treated as a hand book for jute. The purpose of
the book is to introduce ‘Jute’ with its versatile attributes to the
prospective consumers and the environmentally conscious people of
the world. It mainly aims at catering to the need of the users, the
industry, the academicians and the dealers in jute and jute
products. The book contains core information about jute including
technical and scientific descriptions to the extent that would
enable interested readers from varied backgrounds to know and
understand jute. It is hoped that this book will provide a better
understanding of the more important aspects of jute as a raw
material and the basic processes involved in converting this raw
material into various products.
This book also
attempts to fill the knowledge gap in the sector and bring together
comprehensive information in respect of agricultural production,
structure & properties, mechanical & chemical processing, finishing
processes and various traditional & diversified uses of jute.
Easy to
understand mode of writing along with adequate illustrations,
photographs, data & statistics is expected to make this book a
unique piece of handy reference publication and satisfy a large
number of people who have taken up career/business / trade and
interest in this eco-friendly and versatile natural fibre - JUTE. |
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About the Authors
The different
chapters of the book have been authored by several subject experts
in the field of Jute Agriculture (Dr MA Sobhan), Jute Physics (Dr D
Sur), Jute Chemistry (Dr MN Amin), Mechanical Processing (Dr P Ray &
Mr A Mukherjee), and Chemical Processing (Dr AK Samanta & Dr TK Guha
Roy) Jute products (Dr ABM Abdullah), Market of Jute (Mr FH Bhuiyan
and Mr C Roul) and Eco-status of jute (Dr TK Guha Roy), while the
development of jute over a century has been written by Mr Sudripta
Roy, Secretary General of IJSG.
The quality of
the content of the book has been monitored by a Board of Editors,
comprising of some renowned scientists/experts having long
experience in various disciplines of jute. |
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Contents |
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Chapter 1: |
The Story of Jute - Past, Present and Future
jute
Yesterday, Jute Today, jute Tomorrow |
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Chapter 2: |
Jute Agriculture
Introduction,
Cultivation, Post-harvest Technologies, Fibre Quality and Grading,
jute Seed Production |
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Chapter 3: |
Physics and Chemistry of Jute
Origin of jute
Fibre, Structure of Jute Fibre, Physical Properties of jute,
Chemistry of jute, Chemical Properties of jute Fibre |
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Chapter 4: |
Mechanical Processing of Jute
Introduction,
Conversion of jute Fibre to Yarn, Yarn to Fabric, Finishing, Quality
Assurance, Machinery Development, Non-woven Technology,
Manufacturing of Diversified Products, Composites and Technical
Textiles of jute |
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Chapter 5: |
Chemical Processing of Jute
Introduction, Chemical & Bio-chemical Treatments of jute,
Woolenisation, Dyeing, Printing. Chemical Finishing of jute Fabrics,
Machinery for Bleaching and Dyeing of jute |
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Chapter 6: |
Jute Products
Introduction,
Conventional jute Products, Diversified jute Products, Jute in
Technical Textiles, Plant Biomass Utilization as By-products,
Product Gallery |
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Chapter 7: |
Eco-status of Jute
Introduction, Environmental Impacts of jute Agriculture,
Environmental
Impacts of
jute Product Manufacturing, Energy Consumption, Disposal of jute
Products, Eco-status of jute vis-à-vis Synthetics |
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Chapter 8: |
Market of Jute
Production and
Consumption of Raw jute, International Trade in jute and Allied
Fibres, jute Products |
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Chapter 9: |
A Strategy for the Jute Sector
Introduction,
Background, Action Plan and Current Status, Explanatory Note |
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Chapter 10: |
Jute Organisations - National and International |
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Appendices |
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Glossary |
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