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    This document proposes a sustainable approach to efficiently managing textile waste. It discusses how fast fashion trends and increased textile production have led to higher waste generation and environmental pollution. The research aims to make waste detection and collection easier, save labor time, fill raw material shortages, and minimize costs. A literature review found that 85% of textile waste is dealt with through recycling or reuse, but implementation of waste management laws is still lacking. The methodology section outlines using a cause and effect analysis to define problems, analyze causes and effects, and decide steps. Survey results show types and amounts of waste, as well as barriers like mismanagement, idle time, and improper planning. The document proposes a model to ensure maximum waste detection and

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    This document proposes a sustainable approach to efficiently managing textile waste. It discusses how fast fashion trends and increased textile production have led to higher waste generation and environmental pollution. The research aims to make waste detection and collection easier, save labor time, fill raw material shortages, and minimize costs. A literature review found that 85% of textile waste is dealt with through recycling or reuse, but implementation of waste management laws is still lacking. The methodology section outlines using a cause and effect analysis to define problems, analyze causes and effects, and decide steps. Survey results show types and amounts of waste, as well as barriers like mismanagement, idle time, and improper planning. The document proposes a model to ensure maximum waste detection and

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    This document proposes a sustainable approach to efficiently managing textile waste. It discusses how fast fashion trends and increased textile production have led to higher waste generation and environmental pollution. The research aims to make waste detection and collection easier, save labor time, fill raw material shortages, and minimize costs. A literature review found that 85% of textile waste is dealt with through recycling or reuse, but implementation of waste management laws is still lacking. The methodology section outlines using a cause and effect analysis to define problems, analyze causes and effects, and decide steps. Survey results show types and amounts of waste, as well as barriers like mismanagement, idle time, and improper planning. The document proposes a model to ensure maximum waste detection and

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    A sustainable approach to efficient

    management of textile waste to turn


    pollution into profit

    Supervisor
    Dr. Md. Masum
    Professor, DoTEM, BUTEX
    Our Team…

    Name Student ID
    Taqi Yeasir Ahmed 2017-1-5-011
    Mohammed Shaiful Islam 2017-1-5-050
    Md. Mizbahul Abedin 2017-1-5-053
    Md. Ali Hossen 2017-1-5-059
    Introduction & Background

    Demand of Increase in
    Fast fashion Waste Environment
    Fashion trend
    textile generation pollution
    production rate
    Consumers
    Research Objective
    Making easy ways to find
    wastages

    Saving time of labor

    Filling up raw materials


    shortage

    Minimizing production cost

    Improving sustainability
    Literature Review

    Worldwide 2.2 Establishment


    577000 tons of Developed legal
    billion tons 85% dealing of systematic
    Textile waste framework for Lack of Textile waste Use of Cause &
    textile waste with recycling, textile supply
    production in waste implementation management Effect model
    production 41% is reused chain
    Bangladesh management
    annually management
    Methodology

    Data type Sampling


    Data Analysis Technique
    • Necessity of cause & effect analysis

    Steps

    Looking backward
    Looking forward
    How cause & effect analysis works

    Define the Brainstorm &


    problem analyze

    Decide causes
    & effects
    Survey Analysis
    Types of
    wastage

    Amount of
    wastage per
    day
    Pricing
    range of
    wastage
    Revenue
    generation
    per day
    Continued…
    Barriers of
    waste
    management

    Conventional
    waste
    management
    method

    International
    standard
    Results of Analysis
    Extra man power New technology

    Wages Installing cost


    Training Maintenance cost
    Security Utilities
    High cost
    Costly planning
    Sourcing
    Manpower allocation

    Improper management
    Continued…
    High volume of
    Mismanagement
    waste
    Idle time Lower production efficiency
    WIP Old machines
    Ignorance to waste Poor machine alignment
    Time
    Consuming
    Improper waste
    management
    After production
    No tracking tool waste collection

    Low traceability Wastes in production chain


    Continued…
    Lacking of Law Apathies to Storing
    incorporate
    incorporat
    Less strictness Extra space
    enew
    newtools
    tools
    Corruption
    New arrangement
    Procrastination
    to waste
    management
    Insincerity
    New arrangement

    Extra manpower

    Lack of awareness More cost, less profit


    Continued…
    Low grade raw Improper
    Faulty machines planning
    materials

    Defects
    High
    volume of
    waste
    Production breakage

    Old tools and techniques Unskilled manpower


    Continued…
    Methane gas Textile washing Incineration
    production

    Environmental
    pollution

    Water pollution by dyeing Fast fashion


    The model approach
    The model solves the problems by:
     Ensuring maximum waste detection and collective them in an organized manner.
     No extra labor force required
     Providing clean working environment
     Saving the time
     Maintaining circularity of the materials
     Showing alternative uses of waste material
    Sustainability
    Environment
    • Free from waste
    • Free from pollution

    Economy
    • New product
    • Scope and profit

    Society
    • Social awareness
    • Positive environment
    Limitations

    Limited study boundary

    Investigating
    material
    waste
    changes
    Costly at first
    across
    different
    production
    units

    Requires time to
    incorporate
    Future Research Direction

    Gathering information
    from more industries

    Quantitative & mixed


    method

    Upgraded model
    THANK YOU

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