Description:
The production of textile goods involves spinning (fiber to yarn), weaving / knitting (yarn to fabric), chemical (wet) processing, and garment manufacturing. The majority of the water consumption (72%) takes place in the chemical (wet) processing of textiles. The water is required for preparing the fabric for dyeing, printing and finishing operations, Intermediate washing / rinsing operations and machine cleaning.
Other major uses of water in the textile industry
- Steam generation (boiler feed water)
- Water treatment plant (reject stream, periodic cleaning of reverse osmosis plant, regeneration and washing of demineralization, softener plant, back wash of media filters);
- Cooling (processing machines, cooling tower);
- Humidification (spinning process); and
- Domestic purposes (irrigation of lawn and garden, sanitation, cleaning, drinking and miscellaneous uses).
Boiler Feed Water Tretment
Raw Water In Tank
Condensor Optimization
Mixing / Flocculation
