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 control. To ensure an economic, continuous production of high-quality weave, without staining and production losses, it is essential to have high reliability. An efficient and cost-effective compressed air system will provide a quick return on investment and will make a difference in the competitive textile industry. The way toward improvement starts with measuring and monitoring to get insight.

Compressed air usage examples in textile factories:

Air Jet Weaving
Spinning Machine
Man-made fibre production
Texturizing
Stacking Device
Printing Machines
Thread Detector
Sewing Machine

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Enormous compressed air savings in textile

As compressed air is such a major utility in these factories, improving the usage of compressed air will have a significant economic benefit. Eliminating leakage and reducing the operating pressure are two of the most cost-effective steps in energy conservation. By proper selection and effective management of the compressed air system, which includes compressors, air treatment and filtration device, distribution network, and end usage, different processes like spinning, weaving, and processing holds great potential for cost savings in the textile industry without any broad impact on the productivity and product quality of the plant.

Any improvement step starts with measuring and monitoring first.