Browsing by Author "Nasir Mahmood"

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    Antimicrobial studies of knitted fabrics from bamboo, soybean and flax fibers at various blends
    (Textile Science & Engineering, 2015) Muhammad Qamar Tusief; Nabeel Amin; Nasir Mahmood; Israr Ahmad; Mudassar Abass
    In the current study, the single jersey knitted fabric from natural fibers bamboo (Dendrocalamus strictus), soybean (Glycine max) and flax (Linum usitatissimum) at various blend ratios are prepared for comparison of physical strength and antimicrobial properties. For the general characteristic evaluations it is deduced that the fiber strength of pure flax is comparatively stronger than bamboo and soybean, whereas the antimicrobial properties of the bamboo fibers are the highest. Therefore, the blended fabric with multiple compositions for these three fibers is prepared and compared with the fabric made from individual pure fibers. In sum, the blended fabrics showed enhanced results for both antibacterial activity and strength, where the strength of flax/bamboo blended fabric with equal ratios (50/50) at higher twists and antibacterial activity of soybean/bamboo blended fabric with blend ratio 10/90 was found the best as compared to other combinations.
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    Comparative Analysis between state courts & arbitration
    (UMT.Lahore, 2023) Muhammad Fahad Riaz; Muhammad Bilal Usmani; Sikandar Aslam; Nasir Mahmood
    Litigation tensions have risen in tandem with the expansion of private disputes arises in our country. Countries are debating how to deal with extreme litigate conflicts and have enacted legislation to track the litigation disputes and put in place effect dispute resolution mechanisms. For some countries involved in various types of litigation disputes, Alternative dispute resolution is the preferred method of resolution. Alternative dispute resolution is the first option in some countries. This paper discusses the importance of resolving disputes in Pakistan, as well as the implementation and application of alternative dispute resolution and state courts. The first chapter gives a general overview of the topic, as well as a brief history of State Courts and Arbitration. This study is only concerned with Pakistan. The literature review of arbitration and state courts implementation are discussed in the second chapter. The legal framework and advantages and disadvantages has been detailed discussed in the third chapter. The third chapter looks at the role of judiciary in the country's arbitration and state court resolving disputes as well as at the qualitative approach used in the legal implications and benefits of Arbitration and state courts in legislation. The fifth chapter starts with the future aspects of arbitration and state courts in the country's development and ends with the recommendations and conclusion in the fifth chapter.
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    Exploring the perception of electronic media
    (UMT. Lahore, 2020) Nasir Mahmood
    The digitalization is redefining the position of news media throughout the globe due to its plethora of information and variety of sources available at any time with no cost. This flow of information and digital interaction is adapting the attitude of people regarding the perception of mainstream electronic media which has made affirmation of news outlets credibility highly debatable. The news and views of Pakistani channels are excessively shared on digital media for information or analysis where general public keenly discussed overt and covert agendas by mentioning its factual and presentational style.
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    Fabric tensile strength as affected by different anti pilling agents at various concentration and PH levels
    (2013) Muhammad Qamar Tusief; Nasir Mahmood; Nabeel Amin
    Pilling is a phenomenon that has a long cause trouble in textile industry. It is the formation of pills or knops on the surface of woven or knitted fabrics caused by friction and abrasion. If fabric has a pronounced tendency to pilling, their appearances suffer severely after a short period of use. The pilling of fabrics is a serious problem for the apparel industry. The use of anti pilling finishes is one of the best techniques to control the pilling of the fabric. In this method fabric is treated with special anti pilling agents to prevent pilling that promote adhesion of the fibres in the yarn or the fabric. This paper endeavors to optimize the application of different anti pilling agents at different concentration and pH levels on the Tensile Strength of P/C fabric for best results. The results exposed that different anti pilling finishes have significant effects on the Tensile Strength of fabric at different concentration level however different pH levels have no considerable effects.
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    Tensile properties of cotton yarn as affected by different yarn singeing machine variables
    (Series A: Physical Sciences, 2014) Muhammad Qamar Tusief; Nabeel Amin; Nasir Mahmood; Waqar Iqbal
    The present study endeavours to optimise the yarn quality in respect of its tensile properties by choosing the best combination of the yarn singeing machine variables for excellent manufacture results. This research study revealed that different values of winding speed, gas pressure and air pressure of yarn singeing machine put significant effect upon the tensile properties of cotton yarn after singeing.