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The textile mills industry includes man-made fiber mills and wool woven fabric mills, carpet and rugs, yarn-spinning mills, non-woven fabric facilities, and tire cord and fabric facilities. These businesses require provide proven emission control solutions, including mist elimination and odor ...
ByCECO Environmental based in Addison, TEXAS (USA)
All those textile materials (derived from natural or synthetic fibers) arrived at the end of the cycle, carpeting and rugs are shredded and used inside the mix of materials composing the RDF or SRF. The operation can be carried out in two or in one single stage. A two-stage process (volume reduction with two-shaft shredders and subsequent refinement of the final size of the material with single-, three- or four-shaft shredders) will grant a higher production and energy saving (in proportion) while, if processed ...
BySatrindTech Srl based in Arluno, ITALY
Klorigen™ systems generate sodium hypochlorite at the same high quality and 10-15% concentration levels as available from bulk commercial ...
ByElectrolytic Technologies USA based in North Miami Beach, FLORIDA (USA)
Our product range caters to all the different stages of textile processing like Pretreatment, Dyeing, Printing and Finishing. Our prime focus is customer satisfaction and we endeavor to achieve it by providing our clients tailor-made ...
BySynmac Chemicals Private Limited. based in Kanpur, INDIA
Cotton, wool, industrial textile waste, rags, ...
ByITS - Shredding & Grinding Solutions based in Cesano Boscone (MI), ITALY
Autoclave is used in the fixation process in the textile industry. The fixation process is carried out to increase the quality of the yarn raw material used in the textile industry with the effect of steam pressure and temperature. By removing the deformation effects in the yarn raw material, quality problems in the ongoing stages are eliminated. After the autoclave process, the yarn raw material becomes smooth and tough and ensures high quality products in the next ...
ByReCap based in Odunpazarı, TURKEY
Get rid of Excel and manual work. Automate and integrate everything within a week to save time and reduce waste. A smart solution for the smart ...
ByAlisQI B.V. based in Utrecht, NETHERLANDS
Energy savings solutions in the Textile industry. In almost all stages of the manufacturing process, compressed air is required in textile factories to create those beautiful and colourful fabrics. Especially in the cotton textile industry with air-jet looms, as well as in the polyester yarn industry, large volumes of air are required. The compressed air consumption in the textile industry is increasing due to modernisation of the production process. It is used in almost all machines for both operations as ...
ByVPInstruments based in Delft, NETHERLANDS
Castings solutions for textile ...
ByLeak-proof Cast (I) Pvt Ltd. based in Mumbai, INDIA
ByHYPER VALVES PVT. LTD. based in Ahmedabd, INDIA
Wastewater from a textile facility contains a variety of dyes and organic chemicals from the manufacturing processes that are often difficult to treat. Spectral analysis is well suited for monitoring waste streams to identify problematic dyes prior to treatment. Continuous monitoring of effluent wastewater for BOD and COD helps to ensure effective treatment and quality of effluent to ensure regulatory goals are met prior to ...
ByUviTec, part of ABB (Formerly Real Tech Inc.) based in Whitby, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Textile dye can be cost effectivley treated using Powell Electrocoagulation to separate the die from the water. By removing the color, suspended solids and silica, the water is suffucient quality for ...
ByPowell Water Systems, Inc. based in Centennial, OREGON (USA)
Industrial incineration solutions for the textile manufacturing ...
ByDutch Incinerators BV (DI) based in Hoek/Terneuzen, NETHERLANDS
Textile industries consume different kinds of manmade dyes or other chemicals and release huge extents of highly polluted water into the environment. The main pollution in textile wastewater come from dyeing and finishing processes. These processes require the input of a wide range of chemicals and dyestuffs, which generally are organic compounds of complex structure. Water is used as the principal medium to apply dyes and various chemicals to textiles. Since many of them are not contained in the final product, ...
ByYASA ET based in Shanghai, CHINA
The main process units include: industrial park sewage treatment, pending sludge drying reduction, dry sludge Utilization of blending by thermal power plant, industrial park production heat supply, dryer heat source recycle and reuse as well as other process, which formed an industrial chain that has the characteristics of circular economy and can be replicated and promoted, known as Sludge Treatment Demonstration Base in FOSHAN city. This project was rated as "Excellent Case of Chinese Sludge Treatment and ...
ByGuangzhou Shincci Energy Equipment Co., Ltd. based in Guangzhou, CHINA
Topdry gives you the best-practice solution of moisture damage prevention for all types of cargo. ...
ByLindia Chemical based in Panyu District, CHINA
Dissolved air flotation systems solutions for textile ...
BySIGMA WATER Group based in CORNELLA DE TERRI / GIRONA, SPAIN
A reduction in the Biochemical Oxygen Demand BOD5, produced in the bleaching, washing and dying processes for ...
ByToro Equipment S.L. based in La Cisterniga, SPAIN
The past 10 years in the fierce market competition, domestic and foreign textile machinery manufacturers, PLC control, frequency control, electromechanical integration of electronic technology to replace the traditional mechanical structure, improve the reliability of the textile machine, improve spinning quality and degree of automation, to expand the adaptability of varieties, the use of manipulation is easy then. Textile manufacturers also invested in the transformation of the old machine equipment. This has a ...
ByAnyhertz Drive (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. based in Shenzhen, CHINA
Solar thermal energy is an ideal energy source for a range of processes in textile production, enabling substantial cuts in energy costs and CO2 emissions. More and more textile producers are investigating the possibilities with solar thermal energy to increase both profitability and sustainability. Textile production processing consumes substantial amounts of energy, most of it as low to medium temperature heat, making it a perfect fit for solar thermal energy. ...
ByAbsolicon Solar Collector AB based in Härnösand, SWEDEN