Textiles School

Humidification The process of relative humidity central in any textile mill or department is known as humidification in textile mills. A controlled atmosphere is vital for the textile industry because humidification greatly affects the quality and production of finished goods. Why is humidification needed in the textile industry? The humidification of the atmosphere or moisture … Read more

What is air conditioning in textiles? “Air conditioning is defined as the science dealing with simultaneous control of temperature, humidity, cleanliness, and distribution of air in enclosed spaces or in textile mills“. Thus air conditioning involves Temperature control Humidity control Air filtering, cleaning, and purification Air movement and circulation. The necessity of air conditioning in … Read more

Type of problems and safety measures in boilers Here is a listing of types of problems and safety measures in boilers and also the standard accessories required. Altogether needs to feed water purification before use in boilers, otherwise, it may be harmful to boilers. From the history of boilers, explosions tell us that an industrial … Read more

Water purification For the purification of water, several methods are used which include below. Include physical processes such as filtration, sedimentation, and distillation, biological processes such as slow sand filters or biologically active carbon, also chemical processes such as flocculation and chlorination and use of electromagnetic radiation such as ultraviolet light are used. pretreatment may … Read more

What is a Boiler? The boiler in industries is equipment that converts water into steam economically and efficiently. This steam is used for the generation of power for textile processing and Also for conditioning, the weaving shed. The first boiler was also invited with a safety valve in years back 1679 by Denis Papin of France. … Read more

What are the uses of steam in textile? Steam utilization in the textile industry is steam energy used for fibre production, weaving, dyeing, drying, printing, ironing, washing, heating the equipment, and the temperature of the machine sheds. Also, many other industries and manufacturing processes use steam as, a heat source and for cleaning and sterilisation. … Read more

Sewage disposal or effluent disposal The textile industry uses a huge amount of water and outgoing water consists of many chemicals and impurities. If we do not dispose of this factory wastewater or sewage disposal or effluent disposal it will cause contamination of incoming water and will be injurious to health. The following method is … Read more

Hardness is the most important property i.e. impurity present in water.  So the water that does not give lather with soap is called hard water. Also, hard water has dissolved impurities which destroy the soap and will form scum over the soap. “Hence hardness is the power of not forming scum” Hard water is not … Read more

Water/H2O is the most abandoned single compound so the properties of water are most discussed in the universe. It is also essential for all living matters. mineralogical evidence has shown that liquid water must have existed 4.404 ± 0.008 billion years ago, so Just after the formation of Earth Till 1871 water was considered an … Read more

Aluminium/copper/zinc/lead and its alloys are metals and alloy with these metals which change the world of engineering metallurgy as a whole, here below we will discuss them one by one. Aluminium Aluminium is a white metal produced by an electric process from the oxide, which is Prepared from a clay mineral called bauxite. Bauxite is … Read more