Quality Management & Standardization detailed syllabus for Printing Technology (Print Tech) for 2015 revision curriculum has been taken from the SITTTRs official website and presented for the Print Tech students. For course code, course name, number of credits for a course and other scheme related information, do visit full semester subjects post given below.
For Printing Technology 6th Sem scheme and its subjects, do visit Print Tech 6th Sem 2015 revision scheme. The detailed syllabus of quality management & standardization is as follows.
Course Outcomes:
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MODULE I
Quality : ISO definition. Standardization – ISO definition. Need of quality control. Advantages of quality control/standardization. Quality assessment methods – subjective (visual), objective, measured. How a customer determine the quality. Customer satisfaction. Factors of influence and specifications determining the quality of the offset print. Introduction to Different process/quality/standard/material research firms/organization – ISO, GATF, FOGRA, UGRA, PIRA, Brunner, IGT, CIE, ICC, Printing Industries of America (PIA). Industry standards for quality – introduction to ISO ( 12647-series, 2846-series, 13655, 15930 – series, 12640-series, 12642 & 166614 – introduction only, 19306, 16621 & 12636, 16620 & 12218).
MODULE II
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MODULE III
The need of material standardization. Role of material properties in print quality. Paper properties and testing methods: Physical properties : Grammage – definition, testing equipment and method. Thickness – definition, importance, testing equipment and method. Bulk – definition, importance, testing equipment and method. Wire side and felt side. Grain direction and cross direction – definition, testing methods, importance. Curl – definition, importance, testing method. Formation. Friction – definition, importance, testing equipment and method. Dimensional stability. Compressibility – definition, importance, testing equipment and method. Smoothness – definition, importance, testing equipment and method. Porosity. Absorbency – definition, importance, testing equipment and method.
- Strength properties : Stiffness – definition, importance, testing equipment and method. Tensile strength – definition, importance, testing equipment and method. Bursting strength – definition, importance, testing equipment and method. Tear resistance – definition, importance, testing equipment and method. Folding endurance – definition, importance, testing equipment and method. Surface strength – definition, importance, testing equipment and method.
- Optical properties : Gloss – definition, importance, testing equipment and method. Brightness -definition, importance, testing equipment and method. Whiteness – definition, importance, testing equipment and method. Color – definition, importance, testing equipment and method. Fluorescence. Opacity – definition, importance, testing equipment and method.
- Chemical properties: PH of paper – definition, importance, testing equipment and method. Ash content. Moisture content – definition, importance, testing equipment and method. Permanence of paper.
- Printing properties: Runnability. Printability.
Ink properties and testing methods:
- Drying properties: Absorption, solvent evaporation, Oxidation and Polymerization, Precipitation, Cold Setting/Hot melt, Radiation curing (UV, IR).
- Rheology: Viscosity – definition, importance, testing equipment and methods (viscometers). Yield value. Thixotropy. Tack- definition, importance, testing equipment and methods (tack meter/inkometer.
- Color of ink.
- End user properties: Rub resistance- definition, importance, testing equipment and methods. Ink film thickness – definition, importance, testing equipment and methods. Printability. Light fastness.
Types of Plastics and properties: PVC, PE, LDPE, LLDPE, HDPE, PP, PET, Polystyrene.
MODULE IV
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Reference Books:
- R. H. Leach The Printing Ink Mannual 5th Edition Chapman &Hall, London
- Fonaid E Tood Printing inks PIRA international united kingdom
- Bob thomson Printing Material Science and Technology PIRA
- W.H. Bureau What the printer should know about the paper GATF
- Michael Bernard, John Peacock. Handbook of printing and production
- Helmut Kipphan Hand book of print media Springer Science & Business Media
- Heigh. M. Speir Introduction in Printing Technology
- Adams J.M, Printing Technology 5th edition Delmar Publishers, NewYork
- Kevin kooper Lean printing Path way to success PIA GATF Press
- Thomas Pyzdek and Paul Keller The Six Sigma Handbook, Third Edition Mc Graw Hill
- T.M. Kubiak The Certified Six Sigma Black Belt Handbook Pearson second edition
- Roderick A. Munro The Certified Six Sigma Green Belt Handbook Pearson second edition
- HL Apfelberg and MJ Apfelberg Implementing quality management in graphic arts GATF
- Prameela J Groff Test images for printing
- ISO/TC 130 12647 – 1 to 5 standards
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