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University of Management and Technology

School of Textile and Design

Guidelines for the Preparation of

B.S. Project eport! M.S. Thesis ! Ph.D. Thesis

May 07, 2014

Undergraduate and graduate students submitting their final project reports or theses shalladhere to the following general guidelines.

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age numbering" )ottom right - part of the footnote

$itle page not numbered

#ll pages before the first page of chapter one numbered inlower roman numerals i, ii, iii /

#ll other pages starting from first page of chapter one to lastpage of the report numbered in integers 1, 2, /

oot-note" 3ach page shall hae a footnote giing the title of the project( thesis.

*eft aligned

5n case of long titles shorter ersions should be used.

$here shall be a line oer the footnote.

6hapter tartup" 3ach chapter shall be numbered as 6hapter 1, 6hapter 2,etc.

$he name of the chapter shall be written immediately below6hapter number.

)oth shall be centered hori!ontally as well as ertically in thepage.

$he actual chapter content shall start from the ne8t page.

$e8t" 9nly one side of the paper shall be used.

$he bac: side of paper shall be left blan:.

%hen a report is opened the right hand page would containte8t, figures, or tables and the left hand page would beblan:.

$ables and igures" 3ach table ( figure shall be numbered.

or e8ample ;$able 1.2" opulation distribution in #sia; or

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binding side.

$he figure number shall be placed as normal te8t centeredat the bottom of the table or sideways landscape figurewith figure title coming on the opening side of the paper andnote on the binding side.

".%. Paragraph$

*ine spacing" 1.+ lines.

5ndent at start of paragraph" =o

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".'. Sections and Su(sections$

5n case of sections and subsections follow this format"

ection 1

1.1

1.1.1

1.1.1.a

1.1.1.b

1.1.1.c

1.1.1.a.i

1.1.1.a.ii

1.1.1.a.iii

$he subseAuent reference to any section shall be made using the section and itsnumber. or e8ample section %.".&means chapter 2 section 1 subsection .

".). Mathematical *+uations$

$he following numbering scheme should be used to number the eAuations

Use Microsoft 3Auations editor"

f (x) =x + 3 BB.CC

%here BB is the chapter number and CC is the seAuence number of that eAuation inthat chapter.

5f an eAuation is preiously Auoted in an earlier chapter, say as eAuation 4.+ andneeds to be re-Auoted in chapter +, its number will remain as eAuation 4.+.

".,. eferences$

eferences to citations should be inserted in 5333 referencing style. lease followstyle manual for the latest ersion for manual insertion of references. 5t can bedownloaded from the lin: http://wwwieeeor!/documents/st"le#manualpd$

oints to remember"

eferences are to be placed in sAuare brac:ets and interlaced in thechapter te8t.

or e8ample ;# number of profiles of #sian researchers can be found in theliterature D2E.F

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%. eport 0ayout

%.". Main ontents

$itle page

age i" tatement of submission

age ii" Underta:ing about originality of wor:age iii" #c:nowledgements signed by all the group members

age i" #bstract

age " # signed document by client for project approal if clientbased project

age i" $able of contents

age ii" *ist of figures

age iii" *ist of $ables

6hapter 1" 5ntroduction

eferences

#ppendices

%.%. esearch 1riented Project

hapters " to 0ast

5ntroduction

)ac:ground study *iterature reiew

38perimental Materials and methods& hypotheses construction& testing ofhypothesis

esults and analysis

6onclusions


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2 Sample eport

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Study on Seam Efficiency of Stretch Denim with

Different Sewing Thread Types, Finishes and

Fabric Properties

Session 2010-201

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Study on Seam Efficiency of Stretch Denim with

Different Sewing Thread Types, Finishes and

Fabric Properties

; report suCmitted to

Schoo) of Te*ti)e and Design

in partial $ul$illment o$ the reDuirements $or the

de!ree

(ache)or of Science

in

Te*ti)e Sciences

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+ni#ersity of anagement and Techno)ogy

une 01, 201


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2c3no4ledgement

?e trul" acEnowled!e the cooperation and help maEe C" r ;A@ ean chool o$

Te2ti le and esi!n@ 4ni5ersit" o$ 6ana!ement and Technolo!" >e has Ceen a

constant source o$ !uidance throu!hout the course o$ this project ?e would also liEe

to thanE r .0 o$ PunjaC 4ni5ersit"@ 7ahore $or his help and !uidance

in understandin! the technolo!" o$ hi!h per$ormance $iCers ?e are also thanE$ul

to our $riends and $amilies whose silent support led us to complete our project

(i!ned)

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2(stract

i$$erent sewin! threads sewn on di$$erent wo5en $aCrics will pro5ide di$$erent

e$$ects on seam e$$icienc" The e2pectation on seam e$$icienc" $or 5arious apparel

products will also Ce di$$erent

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Ta(le of ontents

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ............................................................................

....................................... II

ABSTRACT ............................................................................................

........................................ III

TABLE OF

CONTENTS ............................................................................................

........................ IV

LIST OF

TABLES: ...............................................................................................

.......................... ... V

LIST OF

FIGURES: ..............................................................................................

............................ VI

CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................

.................... 1

1.1 BACKGROUND................................................................................................................................. 21.2 INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................ 3

1.2.1 History of Denim ............................................................................................................... 51.2.2 Denim

Construction............................................................................................................ 6

1.3 SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES AND SCOPE OF THE PROJECT................................................................................ 12

1.3.1Objectives ........................................................................................................................ 121.3.2 Scope of theProject ........................................................................................................131.3.3Methoo!o"y ................................................................................................................... 1#

CHAPTER 2 LITERATURE

REVIEW ................................................................................................

. 15

2.1 SEAM QUALITY............................................................................................................................... 162.2 METHODS FOR MEASURING THE SEAM QUALITY EVALUATION.................................................................. 18

2.2.1 Se$mstren"th ................................................................................................................. 1%2.2.2 Se$m

e&ciency ............................................................................................................... 1'

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2.2.3 Se$ms!ipp$"e ................................................................................................................. 1'

2.3 FACTORS AFFECTING THE SEAM QUALITY............................................................................................. 22

2.3.1 Se(in"

thre$ .................................................................................................................22

2.3.2 )$bricproperties ............................................................................................................. 26

CHAPTER 3

EXPERIMENTAL .....................................................................................

.................... 34

3.1 MATERIALS................................................................................................................................... 353.2 METHODS

..............................................................................................................................

...... 363.2.1 Me$surement of *hre$Properties ................................................................................ 36

3.3 EPERIMENTAL DESIGN................................................................................................................... 3!3." RESULTS AND ANALYSIS................................................................................................................... "1

CHAPTER 4

CONCLUSIONS .......................................................................................

.................... 81

".1 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS.......................................................................................................... 82".2 FUTURE RESEARCH..........................................................................................................................8"

REFERENCES .........................................................................................

......................................... 88

APPENDIX A FABRIC STRENGTH

TEST ............................................................................................. 8

APPENDIX B SEAM STRENGTH

TEST ............................................................................................... 2

APPENDIX C SEAM EFFICIENC!

TEST .............................................................................................. 3

APPENDIX D ASTM D2"4 #

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"." Bac3ground

The Dualit" o$ apparel products depends upon mainl" $aCric Dualit"@ Cut this alone

ma" not Ce the decisi5e $actor when we deal with Dualit" in terms o$ !arment

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eferences

H1I R hmielowiec@ Jeam stren!th $actors@J Textile Asia, 5ol 1@ no 3@ pp *'K*@

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H%I Ahalerao@ ; AudEe and P AorEar@ Jeam per$ormance in suitin!s@J

Indian Textile Journal, 5ol 1,@ no 11@ pp K1@ 1**

H3I 9 Tara$dar@ R LarmaEar and 6 6ondol@ JThe e$$ect o$ stitch densit" on seam

per$ormance o$ !arments stitched $rom plain and twill $aCrics@J Man-made

Textiles in India, 5ol ,@ no @ pp %*K3,%@ %,,

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2ppendix 2 #a(ric Strength Test

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