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@article{156379,
        author = {Anil Singh and Sunil Kumar Katheria},
        title = {Pareto Analysis to Control Denier Variation to Save Excess Weight of Woven Fabric used in FIBC},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {},
        volume = {9},
        number = {3},
        pages = {460-464},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=156379},
        abstract = {This study was carried out to obtain the information on the denier variation of several woven tapes. The predicted variance could be used in place of actual one since the deviations between then were proved to be negligible.  We have taken the data of a FIBC manufacturer company in which the monthly data was analyzed. The customer used to order the FIBC in number. As per application of FIBC, the construction of bag is decided. Once the design of bag is freeze as per nature of application, quotation is prepared. This quotation is prepared as per the weight of various component used in the bag. Finally, the number of bag is converted in the weight quantity. The FIBC bag is manufactured by using woven fabric & this woven fabric is made up of extruded tapes. The fundamental unit of tape is “Denier”. There is always variation in the denier of the tape (either positive or negative).The variation of denier was the major factor affecting the overall weight variation. As a result the excess weight was supplied to customer (more than bill of material). It was a big loss. In this project we have studies & control the excess weight. We have also achieved the desired property of the product within the negative side denier /weight variation.},
        keywords = {Denier, MFI, Tensile Test, Screw, Variation},
        month = {},
        }