Developments in Textile Continuous Processing Machineries
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Fig. 37 Air flow in
Monforts continuous dyeing
chamber
• Chamber generously insulated for minimum heat radiation.
• Operating terminal with PLC system and touch screen monitor technology for
set-up, operation and monitoring (Fig. 37).
The air circulation in the chamber is as shown in adjacent figure. Two blower fans
are used to blow hot air from the radiator on the fabric from top as well as bottom.
The patented technology used by M/s Monforts to distribute the air equally ensures
the uniform development of colour on top as well as bottom surface of the dyed
fabric. If the air balance is disturbed due to any malfunction, it will reflect on the
dyed fabric by face—back uneven dyeing.
Another feature of Monforts chamber is known as thermo cut system. This system
allows to adjust the width of the slit through which hot air is blown to desired width
based on fabric being processed. This saves in heat loss as well as protects the rollers
which are not covered with the fabric from direct exposure of hot air.
Up to the first chamber, brakes are provided which allows to clean the Teflon
coated rollers to clean efficiently after batch is completed so that the next batch is
not contaminated with colour on the rollers (Figs. 38 and 39).
Bruckener
See Fig. 40.
Main Features of Bruckner Chamber
• Symmetrical design of upper and lower pressure boxes for equal pressure in two
nozzles
377
Fig. 37 Air flow in
Monforts continuous dyeing
chamber
• Chamber generously insulated for minimum heat radiation.
• Operating terminal with PLC system and touch screen monitor technology for
set-up, operation and monitoring (Fig. 37).
The air circulation in the chamber is as shown in adjacent figure. Two blower fans
are used to blow hot air from the radiator on the fabric from top as well as bottom.
The patented technology used by M/s Monforts to distribute the air equally ensures
the uniform development of colour on top as well as bottom surface of the dyed
fabric. If the air balance is disturbed due to any malfunction, it will reflect on the
dyed fabric by face—back uneven dyeing.
Another feature of Monforts chamber is known as thermo cut system. This system
allows to adjust the width of the slit through which hot air is blown to desired width
based on fabric being processed. This saves in heat loss as well as protects the rollers
which are not covered with the fabric from direct exposure of hot air.
Up to the first chamber, brakes are provided which allows to clean the Teflon
coated rollers to clean efficiently after batch is completed so that the next batch is
not contaminated with colour on the rollers (Figs. 38 and 39).
Bruckener
See Fig. 40.
Main Features of Bruckner Chamber
• Symmetrical design of upper and lower pressure boxes for equal pressure in two
nozzles