INDIAN PLASTICS INSTITUTE

SCHEME OF TEACHING & EXAMINATION

(Regulations in this booklet are effective from July

2016 until further notice)

DIPLOMA PROGRAMME

Teaching scheme Examination

Hours scheme
Sr.
Name of subject Hours
No.
Theory Practical Midterm Final
Hours Hours Hours Hours
1. POLYMER
SCIENCE &
42 50 3 3
TECHNOLOGY
(PAPER-1)
2. PROCESSING OF
PLASTICS 64 68 3 3
(PAPER-2)
3. PRODUCT
DESIGN &
DESIGN OF 44 50 4 4
MOULDS & DIES
(PAPER-3)
4. INDUSTRIAL
MANAGEMENT 30 12 3 3
(PAPER-4)
TOTAL 180 180 13 13

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 CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME

Teaching scheme Examination

Sr. Hours scheme
No Name of subject Hours
. Theory Practical Midterm Final
Hours Hours Hours Hours
1. POLYMER
SCIENCE &
42 50 3 3
TECHNOLOGY
(PAPER-1)
2. PROCESSING OF
PLASTICS 64 68 3 3
(PAPER-2)
3. PRODUCT
DESIGN &
DESIGN OF 44 50 4 4
MOULDS & DIES
(PAPER-3)
4. INDUSTRIAL
MANAGEMENT 30 12 3 3
(PAPER-4)
TOTAL 180 180 13 13

Industrial visits and assignments are essential &

compulsory for appearing in the midterm
examination. Passed candidates in the midterm
examinations are eligible for the final examination
of the Diploma & Certificate program.

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 PAPER-1

POLYMER SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

A. THEORY 42 HOURS

1. History of plastics

1.1 Introduction to polymers

1.2 Definition of polymers, Types / classification,

characteristics & examples. Thermoplastics &
Thermosets, Amorphous & crystalline Polymers.
Natural & Synthetic polymers, Homo-polymers
and co-polymers & liquid crystal Polymers.

1.3 Basic ideas about sources of raw materials for

polymers. Introduction to polymerization In brief
without chemical equations- addition &
condensation; mass, solution, suspension &
emulsion polymerization processes indicating
advantages, disadvantages, applications &
examples.

1.4 Commodity plastics, Engineering plastics &

specialty plastics characteristics, applications &
examples.

2.0 Molecular weight:

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2.1 Molecular weight & molecular weight
determination.

2.2 Molecular weight-significance, importance, types,

definitions.

2.3 Molecular weight distribution-concept,

significance, polydispersity.

3.0 Structure property relationship Basic concepts.

4.0 Thermal transition in polymers.

4.1 Glass transition temperature

4.2 Crystalline melting point.

4.3 Importance of Tg & heat distortion temperature.

5.0 POLYMER DEGRADATION:

5.1 Mechanism of polymer degradation

5.2 Thermal & UV degradation

5.3 Biodegradable Plastics

5.4 Causes & examples

6.0 PLASTIC MATERIALS---properties, processing,

characteristics & applications of the following
polymers.
6.1 POLYOLEFINS:

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 LDPE, LLDPE, VLDPE, XLPE, HDPE, HMHDPE,
UHMWPE, PP & its co-polymers, EVA
& other specialty ethylene co-polymers.

6.2 VINYL POLYMERS:

PVC, Plasticized & unplasticized PVC, Chlorinated
PVC, Copolymers & grafted PVC .Misc. Vinyl
thermoplastics- Vinylidene Chloride polymers &
copolymers

6.3 STYRENICS:
PS, HIPS, SAN, ABS, & styrene copolymers

6.4 Cellulosic--CA, CAB & CN.

6.5 Acrylics: PMMA

6.6 Fluorine- containing polymers (PTFE)

6.7 Poly vinyl Acetate & its derivatives ; Polyvinyl

Alcohol

6.8 Polyamides & Polyimides and modified there of

Nylon 6, Nylon 66.Nylon 610, 612, Nylon 7, Nylon
11, Nylon 12. Other Aliphatic Polyamides,
Aromatic polyamides

6.9 Polyacetal & related materials

6.10 Polycarbonates

6.11 Thermoplastics containing p- Phenylene groups

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6.12 Phenolic Resins, Amino plastics (UF & MF)

6.13 Polyesters PET, PEN, PBT, Saturated &

unsaturated polyesters, SMC, BMC & DMC
Compounds

6.14 Polyurethanes- Thermoplastic & Thermoset PU

6.15 EpoxidesEpoxy resins & hardness, modified

epoxy resins, polymer concrete

6.16 Furan Resins

6.17 Silicone & other heat resisting polymers

6.18 Polyetherimide, Bismaleimides, Ketone based

resins (Polyaryletherketone) Polyarylate,
Polymethylpentene, Polypheneylene oxide &
sulfide, Polysulphone, LCP.

6.19 Casein, Intrinsically electrically conductive polymer

(ICP),

6.20 Thermoplastic Elastomers.

7.0 Fillers Reinforcements & additives for Plastics in

compliance with ROHS, REACH etc.

7.1 Fillers- Characteristics, types and examples.

Methods of incorporation & applications.

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7.2 Reinforcement-Glass fiber, Carbon fiber, Jute fiber,
Cellulose fiber, other synthetic Fiber etc. ---
advantages & applications.

7.3 AdditivesPlasticizers, Heat stabilizers, Flame

retardants, Lubricants, Anti-static Agents, UV
stabilizers, Colorants, Anti-oxidants, Antifogging
agents, Antimicrobials, Coupling agents,
Degradability, Foaming agents, Fragrances,
Modifiers, Mould release Agents, Organic
peroxides, PU foam catalyst, Smoke suppressants,
Surface active Agents etc.

8.0 Polymer Blends & Alloys; Compositesobjectives,

properties, advantages, application

Areas, outline of compatibility parameters.

9.0 Flow behavior of Polymer melts-Basic concepts

about melt flow behavior, significance In polymer
processing.

10.0 TESTING OF PLASTICS

10.1 Need for testingspecifications & standards

10.2 Various methods of testing of plastics, highlighting

the probable sources of error while testing.

10.3 Simple methods of identification of common

polymers Analyzing & testing of:

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 10.4 Mechanical properties

10.5 Electrical properties

10.6 Thermal properties

10.7 Flammability properties

10.8 Optical properties

10.9 Flow properties

10.10 Toxicity

10.11 Miscellaneous properties such as specific gravity,

bulk density, environmental stress Cracking,
weathering properties, toxicity, resistance to
chemicals etc.

10.12 Properties of finished products---Pipes, Films,

Sheets and containers etc.

(B) PRACTICAL & ASSIGNMENTS: 50 HOURS

(At CIPET, MYSORE for three days from Thursday to
Saturday for Bangalore chapter)
Identification of common polymers by simple methods &
Analyzing & testing of Plastics.

Submission of record book with minimum ten experiments

in each of above. A test will be conducted for identifying a
polymer by simple method by heating behavior & a 50
questions and answer paper, which in all take about 3
hours.

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Shop floor at CIPET, MYSORE
Assignments 30 HOURS

(C) MIDTERM EXAMINATION ON A SUNDAY AFTER

COMPLETION OF SUBJECT 3 HOURS

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 PAPER2

PROCESSING OF PLASTICS

(A) THEORY 64 HOURS

1. AUDIO & VISUAL PRESENTATION OF OVER REVIEW

OF PROCESSING METHODS

2 COMPRESSION & TRANSFER MOULDING.

2.1 Compression moulding.

2.2 Basic principle & moulding cycle.

2.3 Various grades of moulding compounds.

2.4 Effect of bulk factor, flow properties, curing time,

temperature & Pressure on moulding cycle.

2.5 Effects of pre-heating & performing.

2.6 Transfer moulding basic principles & moulding

cycle.

2.7 Advantages & imitations of the process.

2.8 Types-integral pot & auxiliary ram transfer.

2.9 Various process parameters & their effect on

product quality.

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2.10 Trouble shooting: various moulding defects, their
causes & remedies.

2.11 Equipment for Compression & Transfer moulding.

2.12 Types of press, their operation & selection.

2.13 Press specification.

2.14 Heating systems.

2.15 Safety devices.

3. EXTRUSION PROCESS.

3.1 Basic Process-material & application.

3.2 Equipment for extrusion. Extruder machine-

Hopper, feeding mechanism barrel Design, thrust
assembly, design of extrusion screw for typical
materials (thumb Rule approach only).

3.3 Extruder drives-Belt drive, chain drive, gear drive,-

Advantages & disadvantages, Selection &
application. Lubrication of drive elements. Types
of extruder drives & selection. Extruder output.

3.4 Extruder types-single, twin screw & planetary

extruders; their constructional features &
applications.

3.5 Vented screws & mixing screws.

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3.6 Ram extruder- constructional features &
application.

3A. EXTRUSION PLANTS:

3A.1 Pipe plants-plain & corrugated pipes.

3A,2 Blown film plants-monolayer & multilayer films,

stretch film tapes & heat shrink films.

3A.3 Monofilament & box strapping plants.

3A.4 Cast film lines.

3A.5 Cable & wire covering plants (inclusive of XLPE).

3A.6 Extrusion coating & laminating lines

3A.7 Sheeting plants-monolayer & multilayer

3A.8 Principles of profile extrusion lines. Aspects to be

covered under various extrusion plants are plant
layouts, ancillary Inline equipment for sizing, take
off, cooling, orientation, winding and cutting.
Process parameters & their effects on product
quality, trouble shooting in processing & plant
safety.

3A. 9 Quality in extrusion.

4. INJECTION MOULDING

4.1 Moulding process.

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4.2 Moulding cycle.

4.3 Moulding characteristics of typical materials &

grades.

4.4 Process parameters & their effect on product

quality.

4.5 Trouble shooting various defects causes and

remedies.

4.6 Equipment for injection mouldingTypes and

classifications-hydraulic,Toggle, hybrid, all electric
machines.

4.7 Injection unit-constructional & design features of

screws and nozzles for various materials hopper,
barrel, & non-return valves.

4.8 Clamping unit-clamp types, their construction,

clamp characteristics & comparison Between
clamp types.

4.9 Specification of injection moulding machine-

determination of shot capacity And clamping
capacity.

4.10 Injection moulding of thermosets materials.

4.11 Principles of Reaction injection moulding.

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4.12 Auxiliary equipment- significance & usage.
Hopper dyer, dehumidifying dyer, hopper loaders,
proportionate /blending devices, Mould
temperature controller, granulator, automatic
material conveying system.
4.13 Quality in injection moulding.

4.14 Special types of moulding

5. BLOW MOULDING

5.1 Basic process-moulding cycle, materials &

applications.

5.2 Types of blow moulding-injection, extrusion &

stretch blow moulding.

5.3 Equipment for blow moulding, constructional

features of blow moulding machine, drives ,
principles of parison wall thickness control, parison
cutting devices & safety aspects.

5.4 Process parameters & their effect on the product

quality.

5.5 Finishing operations

5.6 Trouble shooting various moulding defects, their

causes and remedies.

5.7 Quality in blow moulding.

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6. CALENDERING, LAMINATING & EMBOSING LINES

6.1 Basic process, materials & applications.

6.2 Calendaring plant layout

6.3 Types of calendaring & applications

6.4 Calendaring rolls-constructional & design features,

cast rolls & drilled rolls, crowning of rolls, roll
bending, & cross axing.

6.5 Calendar drives

6.6 Heating & cooling systems.

6.7 Safety aspects.

6.8 Laminating & embossing lines.

6.9 Various process parameters & their effects on

product quality.

6.10 Trouble shooting-various causes and remedies.

7. THERMOFORMING

7.1 Basic process, materials & applications.

7.2 Advantages and limitations

7.3 Constructional features of thermoforming

machine.

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7.4 Methods of thermoforming-matched mould
forming drape forming, plug assist forming
techniques.

7.5 Continuous sheet forming lines.

7.6 Trouble shooting- Thermoforming defects, causes

& remedies.

8. FOAM PROCESS

8.1 Basic process, materials and applications.

8.2 Structural foam moulding.

8.3 Expandable styrene foaming lines.

8.4 Process parameters & their influence on product

quality.

9. LAMINATES

9.1 Basic process & materials.

9.2 Types- high pressure & low pressure processes.

9.3 Production of industrial & decorative laminates-

Plant lay out & processing Conditions, process
parameters affecting product quality.

10. ROTATIONAL MOULDDING

10.1 Basic process, materials & applications.

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10.2 Advantages & limitations of the process.

10.3 Equipment for rotational moulding-Biaxial drive,

batch type & continuous type
Machines.

10.4 Effect of speed & temperature on article wall

thickness.

10.5 Trouble shooting-moulding defects, causes and

defects.

11. FRP TECHNIQUE (COMPOSITES)

11.1 Raw material used-resin, fillers, glass

reinforcements (chopped strand mats, surface
mats, needle mats & rowing) pigments, catalyst,
accelerator & mould releasing agent.

11.2 Typical formulation.

11.3 Hand layup technique

11.4 Spray up technique.

11.5 Moulding of FRP

11.6 Filament winding process.

11.7 Pulltrusion process.

11.8 Applications of FRP.

11.9 Thermoplastic composites

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11.10 Miscellaneous Process

12. MIXING & COMPOUNDING

12.1 Definition & basic principles.

12.2 Equipment for mixing-drum mixers, sigma/ribbon

blenders, planetary mixers.

12.3 Equipment for compounding- high speed mixer,

two roll mill, banbury mixers, Kneader mixers and
extruders.

12.4 Compounding of PVC.

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13.1 Printing Various types of printing techniques.

13.2 Painting & lacquering

13.3 Hot stamping

13.4 In mould decoration with coating & foils

13.5 Vacuum metalizing

13.6 Electroplating

13.6 Dip Coating

13.7 EMI shielding & Electrostatic discharge-by

compounding, mechanical & surface treatments.

14. Recycling of Plastics

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14.1 Plastics & Environment

15 FABRICATION

15.1 Finishing, filling, grinding, buffing, turning, slitting,

fastening etc.

15.2 Cementing & adhesive bonding.

15.3 Welding process- heat sealing, impulse welding,

high frequency welding, ultrasonic welding &
welding using hot air gun & welding mirrors.

15.4 Fabrication techniques for chemical vessel, tanks,

pipes and pipe fittings, sheets etc with special
reference to materials like PVC, PP, HDPE, Acrylic,
FRP, PC.

16. Plastics in Packaging

17. Energy in plastics processing

18. Safety in plastics processing

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(B) PRACTICAL & ASSIGNMENTS: 68 HOURS

(In around Bangalore area) Four separate Saturdays &

submission of record book with minimum 12
experiments of processing of plastics which should
include the following:

1. Injection moulding of thermoplastics; 2 Injection

moulding of thermosets;3 Blown film-lay flat tube;
4. FRP hand lay method; 5.Extrusion of pipes; 6. Blow
moulding; 7. Roto moulding; 8. Vacuum forming &
Thermoforming. 8. Compression & Transfer moulding;

Industrial visits 28 Hours

Record writing 40 Hours

(C) MIDTERM EXAMINATION ON A SUNDAY AFTER

COMPLETION OF THE SUBJECT 3HOURS

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 PAPER3

PRODUCT DESIGN & DESIGN OF MOULDS & DIES

(A) THEORY 44 HOURS

1.0 PRODUCT DESIGN

1.1 Steps in product design.

1.2 Basic concepts about aesthetics, ergonomics &

value analysis.

1.3 Technical requirements of product.

2.0 DESIGNING WITH PLASTICS.

2.1 Advantages & limitations of plastics.

2.2 Mechanical behavior of plastics-stress- strain

behavior, effect of temperature Creep behavior
and use of creep data.

2.3 Designing for load bearing applications (only

basic concepts)

3. Material selection processes-in respect of

general and technical requirements.

4. PRODUCT DESIGN CONSIDERATION

4.1 Injection moulded products-wall thickness,

sharp corners, draft angles, ribs, bosses,
gusseting, rims, and lips, shapes threads and

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 inserts, holes, hinges, under cuts, assemblies
involving screwing, riveting, adhesive joints, snap
fit assembly etc. Examples of good and bad
product design.

4.2 Blow moulded products- shapes, wall thickness,

neck design, and design for safety closures , base
design, radius, thread, handles, example of good
& bad product designs.
4.3 Extruded products- Wall thickness, shapes,
radius, hollow, sections, and other profiles.
Examples of good & bad product design.

5.0 ENGINEERING DRAWING- MOULDS & DIES

5.1 Methods of projections-first and third angle,

orthographic and isometric projections.

5.2 Drawing conventions, symbol & standards.

5.3 Selection views- full sections, half sections, and

partial sections.

5.4 Auxiliary and exploded views.

5.5 Reading & interpretation of drawings of machine

components and simple assemblies.

6.0 COMPRESSION MOULD DESIGN

6.1 Types- Flash, semi-positive and positive moulds.

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6.2 General arrangement of two plate and three
plate mould.

6.3 Typical designs of mold components.

6.4 Parting line selection & design of flash lines.

6.5 Mould draft & shrinkage allowance.

6.6 Design ejection system.

6.7 Design of mould heating systems.

6.8 Elementary concepts of moulds fo articles with

under cuts.

7. TRANSFER MOULD DESIGN

7.1 General arrangements of integral pot and

auxiliary ram transfer moulds.

7.2 Typical designs of transfer pot transfer ram,

sprue bush, sprue hook/ cull pick-ups.

7.3 Design of runners & gates- gating systems and

balancing of runners.

8. INJECTION MOULD DESIGN

8.1 General arrangements of two plate and three

plate mouldsconstructional Features and
operations.

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8.2 Standard designs of mould components like
locating ring, sprue bush, Guide pin, guide
bushes etc.

8.3 DESIGN OF FEED SYSTEMS

8.3.1 Cold slug well

8.3.2 Design of runners- runner cross section,

selection design considerations, runner size ,
balanced runner layouts.

8.3.3 Design of gates- design considerations, gate size,

types of feed gates and selection.

8.4. DESIGN OF EJECTION SYSTEM

8.41 Design features of ejection mechanism.

8.4.2 Types of ejection systems- pin ejection, blade

ejection, sleeve ejection, Air ejection and
stripper plate ejection,

8.4.3 Types of sprue hook/puller pins.

8.4.4 Ejection of spure and runners.

8.5 DESIGN OF COOLING SYSTEMM

8.5.1 Cavity cooling techniques.

8.5.2 Punch cooling techniques.

8.5.3 Sprue cooling.

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9 Mould standardization- Standard mould
components.

10. Selection of parting line.

11.1 Design of moulds for articles with simple under

cuts (only elementary treatment)

11.2 Split moulds,- constructional features of split

moulds, split actuation techniques

11.3 Moulds requiring side core.

11.4 Moulds for internally and externally threaded

articles-unscrewing of thread cores.

12. Hot runner/ runner less moulds ( only

elementary treatment).

12.1. General arrangement and operation

12.2. Advantages and limitations.

12.3. Constructional & design features of manifold

blocks.

12.4 Types of flow ways.

13. BLOWMOULD DESIGN

13.1 Blow mould materials of construction

13.2 General arrangements of blow moulds.

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13.3 Parting line selection.

13.4 Neck pinch-off, base pinch off and flash pockets.

13.5 Venting of blow moulds.

13.6 Cooling of blow moulds.

13.7 Mould surface finish.

14. DESIGN OF EXTRUSION DIES.

14.1 Consideration in die design.

14.2 Die materials of construction

14.3 Constructional & design features of pipe die.

14.4 Constructional & design features of blown film

dies-side fed and bottom fed dies, elementary
ideas of co-extrusion dies for blown films.
14.5 Design of sheeting dies and cast film dies-fish
tail, T- manifold and Coat hanger manifold
types, thickness control.

14.6 Elementary ideas about dies for tapes,

monofilaments, pelletizing, cable covering
etc.

15.1 Mould flow--- Simulations, analysis &

Interpretation

15.2 Introduction to Auto CAD, CAD/CAM, CAE

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16 MOULD FABRICATION

16.1 Materials of construction for moulds/ mould

components.

16.2 Heat & surface treatment for punch, cavity and

various mould components.

16.3 General treatment on various mould fabrication

techniques-copy milling, die sinking, pantograph
machining EDM, process, CNC machining and
wire cutting, hobbing, electroforming, laser
sintering, additive manufacturing etc.

16.4 Mould surface texturing.

17. Mould evaluation

(B) PRACTICAL & ASSIGNMENTS: 50 HOURS

a) Visit to plant in & around Bangalore/Mumbai for

work shop training of moulds & dies fabrication, and
maintenance- record observations. 14 HOURS

b) Write up of all the mould details of manufacture of the

above (Process flow chart/ check list for horizontal
injection mould manufacturing.) 16 HOURS

c) PROJECT WORK: Design drawing of a mould on a

drawing sheet by hand. Candidates can opt for CAD
drawing in the final examination only with solid
Works software.

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d) 3D Introduction to3D Printing, scanning, modeling
etc 7 HOURS

(C) MIDTERM EXAMINATION ON A SUNDAY AFTER

COMPLETION OF THE SUBJECT 4 HOURS

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 PAPER-4

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

A) THEORY 30 HOURS

1. Principles of Management: philosophies of

management, authority and delegation, goals
and strategies, management responsibilities,
growth of industry and business.

2. Organizational planning: organizational

development, resource development, system
based operation, government & external bodies,
environmental & social obligations, corporate
planning.

3. Production management: long term objectives

& annual plan, forecasting the demand, product
& manufacturing analysis, plant and machine
layout, supply chain & logistics, project
management, computerized systems.

4. Quality management: expectations of

customers, quality process & kaizen, quality
participation, quality technique, accreditation &
awards.

5. Management accounting: transaction recording,

profit & loss statement, balance sheet,
performance ratios, cost elements and overhead
computation, product costing, variance analysis.

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6. Human resource development: human behavior
and relations, selection and recruitment,
motivation, training& productivity orientation,
legal environment.

7. Sales and marketing: marketing in modern

times, marketing opportunities, strategic mix,
advertising and promotional efforts, managing
marketing.

8. Entrepreneurship: decision of own venture,

entrepreneurial development, sources of help,
project report preparation.

(B) PRACTICAL/ ASSIGNMENT: 12HOURS

The student will be allotted a topic in which the student

prepares a research paper on topic of not less than 10
pages typed and submitted well before the startup of
the midterm examination to the instructor of the
course. The topic will be picked from the course content
like:

1. Cost sheet for a new product. 2. Project proposal to

start new SSI unit.3.Tackling quality problems in SSI
unit. 4. Tackling Production problems. 5. Maintance
problems in SSI. problems. 6. Quality problems in SSI.7.
Problems in Finance. 8. Accounting Problems in SSI.9.
Labour problems in SSI. 10. Sales and Marketing in SS

(C) MIDTERM EXAMINATION ON A SUNDAY AFTER

COMPLETION OF THE SUBJECT 3HOURS

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List of Recommended Books for Paper-1

1. Plastics Materials-Brydson
2. Reinforced Plastics Hand Book-Murphy
3. Hand Book of Polymer composites for
Engineers-L Hollowat
4. Polymer blends & Alloys an overview- Singh
5. Plastics Materials Handbook ( Vol.1 & Vol II )
A. S .Athaly
6. Organic & Polymer Chemistry K J Saunders
7. Polymer Science- Dr. V R Gowariker/ N V
Vishwanathan/ Jayadev Sreedhar
8. Hand Book of Plastics Test Methods G c Ives/
JA Mead/ M M Riley
9. Testing & Evaluation of Plastics- Mathur &
Bhardwaj
10. ASTM Hand Books for testing of Plastics
11. Hand Book of Plastics Testing Technology- Shah
12. Simple methods for identification of Plastics-
Dietrich Braun

List of Recommended Books for Paper-11

1. Moulding of Plastics- Bickaes

2. Injection Moulding: Theory & Practicals- Rubin
3. Injection Moulding Machines- Wheelan
4. Injection Moulding- A S Athalye
5. A Guide to injection moulding of Plastics-Bolur
6. Plastics Processing Hand Book -A S Athalye
7. Extrusion Technology- Allen Griff

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 8. Plastics Extrusion Technology Hand Book- Levy
9. Blow Moulding of Plastics-Fisher
10. Blow Moulding Hand Book- Rosalo Lee
11. Calendaring of Plastics- Fisher
12. Thermoforming- Mr. Thorn
13. Polymeric Foam Science & Technology- Kishan C
Khemani
14. Fabrication With Plastics-James M Margolis
15. Decorating Plastics- James M Margolis
16. Additives for Plastics handbook-John Murphy
17. Hand Book of Plastics Recycling-James L
Lamprecht
18. Fundamental Hydraulics- Sperry Vickies
19. Industrial Hydraulics- Sperry Vickies
20. Industrial Fluid Power- S W Bhagwat

List of Recommended Books for Paper-111

1. Injection Mould Design-R G W Pyre

2. Plastics mould Enginnering- Duboos & Prabble
3. Mould Makiung Hand Book- Stoeckhert
4. Injection Mould design foundamentals- Glavill
5. Plastics Mould Engineering- Sores
6. Design of Extrustion Dies- Prof. M V Joshi
7. Product Design with Plastics (Practical manual)
DYM-Joseph B DYM, P E
8. Product Design- Brown
9. Geometrical & Machine Drawing-N D Bhatt & V
M Panchal

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 10. Engineering Drawing (Vol. 1 % Vol. 11)- N H
Dube

List of Recommended Books for Paper-1V

1. Production Planning control & Industrial

Management K C Jain & L N Agarwal( Khanna)
2. Principles & Practice of Cost Accounting- N K
Prasad
3. Marketing Management ( Analysis, Planning,
Implementation & Control)-Philip Kotler
4. Personal Mangement- Dr. C B Mamorta
5. Dynamics Entrepreneur Development- Vasant
Desai
6. Enterpreneurship Management Anuna
Kaulgud
7. Factory Administration & Management- A S
Deshpande
8. What is Total Quality Control- The Japanese
Way- Ishikawa K
9. Total Quality Mangement- D H Bester Field

Additional Reference Books

1. Modern Technology of Plastics Processing

Industries NIIR, New Delhi
2. Profitable Plastics Industries NIIR,New Delhi
3. Plastics Engineering Handbook-Berins
4. Technicians Handbook of Plastics- Peter a
Grandilli

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5. A Handbook of Plastics Technology Vol. 1 &
Vol.11- Allen/ Baker
6. Plastics Materials & Processes: A concise
Encyclopedia Harper
7. Modern Plastics Encyclopedia
8. All about Plastics- N I George (Titanic
Publication, Kerala)

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