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PROCESS PARAMETER IN BLOW ROOM
With all harvesting methods, however, the cotton seed,
together with the fibers, always gets into the ginning plant
where it is broken up into trash and seed-coat fragments.
This means that ginned cotton is always contaminated with
trash and dust particles and that an intensive cleaning is
only possible in the spinning mill.
Nep content increases drastically with mechanical
harvesting, ginning and subsequent cleaning process. The
reduction of the trash content which is necessary for
improving cotton grade and apperance unfortunately results
in a higher nep content level.
The basic purpose of Blow room is to supply
• small fibre tufts
• clean fibre tufts
• homogeneously blended tufts if more than one variety
of fibre is used
to carding machine without increasing fibre rupture, fibre
neps , broken seed particles and without removing more
good fibres.
The above is achieved by the following processes in the
blowroom
1. Pre opening
2. pre cleaning
3. mixing or blending
4. fine opening
5. dedusting
CLEANING EFFICIENCY:
Cleaning efficiency of the machine is the ratio of the trash
removed by the machine to that of total trash fed to the
machine, expressed as percentage
Cleaning efficieny % =(( trash in feed % - trash in del %) x
100) / (trash in feed%)
Following are the basic parameters to be considered in
Blowroom process.
• no of opening machines
• type of beater
• type of beating
• Beater speed
• setting between feed roller and beater
• production rate of individual machine
• production rate of the entire line
• thickness of the feed web
• density of the feed web
• fibre micronaire
• size of the flocks in the feed
• type of clothing of the beater
• point density of clothing
• type of grid and grid settings
• air flow through the grid
• position of the machine in the sequence
• amount of trash in the material
• type of trash in the material
• temp and relative humidity in the blow room
department
PREOPENING: Effective preopening results in smaller tuft
sizes, thus creating a large surface area for easy and
efficient removal of trash particles by the fine openers.
If MBO (Rieter) or BOW ( Trutzschler) type of machine is
used as a first machine
• the tuft size in the mixing should be as small as
possible. Normally it should be less than 10 grams
• since this machine does not take care of long term
blending, mixing should be done properly to maintain
the homogenous blending
• the inclined lattice speed and the setting between
inclined lattice and clearer roller decides the production
of the machine
• the setting between inclined lattice and clearer roller
decides the quality of the tuft
• if the setting is too close, the tuft size will be small,
but the neps in the cotton will be increased due to
repeated action of the inclined lattice pins on cotton.
• the clearance should be decided first to confirm the
quality, then inclined lattice speed can be decided
according to the production required
• the setting of inclined lattice depends upon the fibre
density, fibre micronaire and the tuft size fed. If
smaller tuft is fed to the feeding conveyor, the fibre
tufts will not be recycled many times, hence the neps
will be less.
• if the machine is with beater, it is advisable to use only
disc type beater. Saw tooth and Pinned beaters should
not be used in this machine, becasue the fibre damage
at this stage will be very high and heavier trash
particles will be broken in to small pieces.
• the beater speed should be around 500 to 800 rpm
depending upon the rawmaterial. Coarser the fibre,
higher the speed
• the setting between feed roller to beater should be
around 4 to 7 mm
• this machine is not meant to remove trash , hence the
fibre loss should also be less
• trash removal in this machine will result in breaking the
seeds, which is very difficult to remove
• It is easier to remove the bigger trash than the smaller
trash, therefore enough care should be taken to avoid
breaking the trash particles
• this machine is just to open the tufts into small sizes
so that cleaning becomes easier in the next machines.
• the fibre tuft size from this machine should be
preferably around 100 to 200 milligrams.
• If tuft size is small, removing trash particles becomes
easier , because of large surface area
If Uniflco11(Rieter) or Blendomat BDT 019(Trutzschler) is
used as a first machine
• It helps to maintain the homogeneity of the long term
blending
• cotton is opened gently without recyling as it is done in
manual bale openers
• with the latest automatic bale opening machines, the
tuft size can be as small as 50 to 100 grams without
rupturing the fibres
• the opening roller speed should be around 1500 to
1800 rpm.
• the depth of penetration of the opening should be as
minimum as possible for better quality
• It is better to use this machine with one mixing or
maximum two mixing at the same.
• If the production per feeding machine is less than 150
kgs, then four mixings can be recommended
• production rate of this machine depends upon the no of
mixings working at the same time
• production rate depends upon opening roller depth,
traverse speed and the fibre tuft density
• in general , the machine parameters should be set in
such a way that maximum number of take-off points
are available per unit time.
• with the latest machines (Rieter -Unifloc A11), around
60% of take-off points are more compared to earlier
machines
PRECLEANING:
Precleaning should be gentle. Since removing finer trash
particles is difficult , seeds and bigger trash particles should
not be broken. Finer trash particles require severe treatment
in Fine openers. This will lead to fibre damage and more nep
generation. Therefore, precleaning should be as gentle as
possible and no compromise on this. If preopening and
precleaning are done properly, consistency in trash
removal by fine openers is assured. Dust removal should be
started in this machine. Enough care should be taken
remove dust in this process.
Rieter's Uniclean B11 and Trutzschler's Axiflow or Maxiflow
are the machines which does this work
• the fibre treatment in this machine is very gentle
because the fibres are not gripped by the feed roller
during beating. Fibre tufts treated by the pin beater
when it is carried by air medium
• all heavy trash particles fall down before it is broken
• cleaning efficiency of this machine is very high in the
blow room line
• Mostly all heavy seeds( full seeds) fall in this machine
without any problem
• around 50 pascal suction pressure should be
maintained in the waste chamber for better cleaning
efficiency
• beater speed, air velocity through the machine, grid
bar setting and gap between grid bars will affect the
cleaning efficiency
• higher the cleaning efficiency, higher the good fibre
loss, higher the nep generaion and higher the fibre
rupture
• the optimum cleaning means maximum cleaning
performance, minimum loss of good fibres, a high
degree of fibre preservation and minimum nep
generation
• Rieter has a unique concept called "VARIOSET". With
this machine, selective trash removal is possible.
Waste amount can be changed in a range of 1:10.
fig: from Rieter which shows , degree of cleaning, fibre loss,
neps, fibre damage.
• with normal machines like Monocylinder or axiflow, a
lot of trials to be conducted to arrive at optimum beater
speed, air velocity(fan speed), grid bar setting and grid
bar gap.
• in general the beater speed is around 750 and
minimum 50 pascal suction pressure to be maintained
in the suction chamber
BLENDING:
• Barre or streakiness is due to uneven mixing of
different cottons. Hence mixing technology is a decisive
factor in spinning mill technology
• bigger the differences of cotton parameters like
fineness, color and staple length, the greater the
importance of mixing
• if the cotton has honeydew, the intenisive mixing of the
rawmaterial is a precondition for an acceptable running
behavior of the complete spinning mill
following fig is given by trutzschler for different mixing
requirements
standard standard- plus high high-end
• Trutzschler's tandem mixing concept is an ultimate
solution, if the mixing requirement is very high. This
principle guarantees a maximum homogeneous of the
mix
FIG.Tandem mixing concept from TRUTZSCHLER:
FINE CLEANING:
Fine cleaning is done with different types of machines. Some
fine cleaners are with single opening rollers and some are
with multiple opening rollers.
• If single roller cleaning machines are used, depending
upon the amount and type of trash in the cotton, the
number of fine cleaning points can be either one or
two.
• If the production rate is lower than 250 kgs and the
micronaire is less than 4.0, it is advisable to use single
roller cleaning machines instead of multiple roller
cleaning machine.
• Saw tooth beaters can be used, if trash particles are
more and the machine is not using suction and
deflector blades. i.e beater and regualar grid bar
arrangements
• Normal beater speeds with sawtooth beater depends
upon the production rate, fibre micronaire and trash
content
TYPE OF
COTTON
COTTON
MICRONAIRE
PROUDCTION
RATE kgs/hr
BEATER
SPEED
rpm
more trash 3.5 to 4.0
200 to 300
kgs /hr
600 to
750
less trash 3.5 to 4.0
200 to 300
kgs/hr
600 to
750
more trash 4.0 to 4.5
200 to 300
kgs
700 to
850
less trash 4.0 to 4.5
350 to 500
kgs
1000
and
above
• the number of wire points depends on the production
rate and trash.
• Setting between feed roller and beater depends on the
production rate and micronaire. The setting should be
around 2 to 3 mm. Wider setting always result in
higher raw material faults, if carding does not take
care.
• Closer the setting between beater and mote knives,
higher the waste collected. It is advisable to keep
around 3 mm.
• If it is a Trutzschler blow room line, it is better to use
CVT1 ( single opening roller machine) if roller ginned
cotton is used.
• CVT3 or CVT4 machines with 3 or 4 opening rollers can
be used for saw ginned cotton.
• The cleaning points in CVT1, CVT3, CVT4 etc consists of
opening roller, deflector blades, mote knives and
suction hood. Trash particles released due to
centrifugal forces are separated at the mote knives
and continuously taken away by the suction. This gives
better cleaning
FIG: trash removal concept in CVT cleaners:
• suction plays a major role in these machines. If suction
is not consistent , the performance will be affected
badly. Very high suction will result in more white fibre
loss and less suction will result in low cleaning
efficiency.
• The minimum recommended pressure in the waste
chamber (P2) is 700 pascals. It can be upto 1000
pascals.
• material suction (P1) should be around 500 pascals
• Whenever the suction pressure is changed, the
deflector blade settings should be checked
• Deflector blade setting can not be same for all the
three rollers or four rollers. The setting for deflector
blades in the panel looks like this 3, 12, 30 for 1st, 2nd
and 3rd deflector blades.
• The deflector blade setting should be done in such a
way that the setting should be opened till the fibres
start slipping on the deflector blade.
• wider the deflector blade setting, higher the waste. If
the setting is too wide, white fibre loss will be very
high.
• for saw ginned cottons, the above concepts helps a lot
because of constant suction concentrated directly at the
moteknives, ensures much removal of dust from the
cotton.
DEDUSTING:
Apart from opening cleaning of raw material, dedusting is
the very important process in blow room process.
• normally dedusting starts with precleaning
• it is always better to have a separate machine like
DUSTEX of TRUTZSCHLER for effective dedusting
• dedusting keeps the atmospheric air clean
• dedusting in machines like unimix , ERM of Rieter is
good
• stationary dedusting condensers can be used for this
purpose
• in exhausts of unimix , condensers , ERM etc, positive
pressure of 100 Pascal should be maintained. Exhaust
fan speed and volume should be accordingly selected
• DUSTEX should be installed before feeding to the cards,
because better the fibre opening better the dedusting
• fine openers like ERM, CVT cleaners also help in
dedusting
• It is always better to feed the material through
condenser for a feeding machine of cards. Because
condenser continuously removes the dust from a small
quantity of fibres and the material fed to the feeding
machine is opened to some extent.
• Since material is not opened well in Unimix, the
dedusting may not be very effective, even though
dedusting concept in Unimix is very good
• for rotor spinning dedusting is very important. It is
better to use a machine like DUSTEX after the fine
opener.
OTHERS:
• setting between feed rollers is different for different
types. It should be according to the standard specified
by the manufacturer. For Unimix it should be around 1
mm.
• it is advisable to run the fans at optimum speeds.
Higher fan speeds will increase the material velocity
and will create turbulance in the bends.This will result
in curly fibres which will lead to entanglements.
• If the feeding to cards is not with CONTI -FEED, the
efficiency of the feeding machine should be minimum
90 % and can not be more than 95%.
• if the cards are fed by CONTI-FEED system, the feed
roller speed variation should not be more than 10%. If
the variation is more, then the variation in tuft size also
will be more. Hence the quality will not be uniform
• If two feeding machines feed to 10 cards and the no of
cards can be changed according the requirement, then
frequent changes will affect the tuft size which will
affect the quality, if the line is fixed with CONTI-FEED.
• if contifeed system is tuned properly and there are no
machine stoppages, continuous material flow will
result in better opening and even feeding to the cards
• If the production rate per line is high, the reserve
chamber for the feeding machine should be big
enough to avoid long term feed variations.
• it is advisable to reduce the number of fans in the
line.
• fan speeds, layout of machines should be selected in
such a way that material choking in the pipe line,
beater jamming etc will not happen. This will lead to
quality problems
• all blowroom machines should work with maximum
efficiency. The feed roller speeds should be selected in
such a way that it works atleast 90% of the running
time of the next machine.
• blow room stoppages will always affect the sliver
quality both in terms of linear density and tuft size.
Blow room stoppages should be nil in a mill
• heavy particles like metal particles, stones should be
removed using heavy particle removers , double
magnets etc, before they damage the opening rollers
and other machine parts.
• Number of cleaning points are decided based on type
of ginning (whether roller ginned or sawginned), the
amount of trash, and the number of trash particles and
the type of trash particles.
• machinery selection should be based on the type of
cotton and proudction requirement. If the production
requirement of a blowroom line is less than 200 kgs,
CVT-4 cleaner can not be recommended, instead CVT-
1 can be used.
• Since blow room requires more space and power, it is
better to make use of the maximum production
capacity of the machines
• material level in the storage chambers should be full
and it should never be less than 1/4 th level.
• grid bars should be inspected periodically, damaged
grid bars should be replaced.
• grid bars in the front rows can be replaced earlier
• if the cotton is too sticky, the deposits on the machine
parts should be cleaned atleast once in a week, before
it obstruct the movement of the fibre
• fibre rupture should be checked for each opening
point. 2.5 % span length should not drop by more
than 3% . If the uniformity ratio drops by more than
3%, then it is considered that there is fibre rupture.
• high fan speed, which will result in high velocity of air
will increase neps in cotton
• nep is increased in the blowroom process. The increase
should not be more than 100%.
• the nep increase in each opening machine should be
checked with different beater speeds and settings, and
the optimum parameters should be selected. But
please remember that everything should be based on
yarn quality checking. e.g. if nep increase in blow
room is more and the beater speed or feed roller
setting is changed, the tuft size will become more. This
may result in bad carding quality. Sometimes if the
neps are slightly more and the fibre is well opened, the
neps can be removed by cards and combers and the
yarn quality may be better. Therefore all trials should
be done upto yarn stage.
No of neps and trash particles after different processes is
given below.(an approximate value)
• Blow room machinery lay out should be desined in such
a way that there should be minimum number of bends,
and there should not be sharp bends to avoid fibre
entanglements.
• fibre travelling surface should be smooth and clean
• temperature should be around 30 degrees and the
humidity is around 55 to 60%.
A best blowroom can be achieved by selecting the following
machines:
1.RIETER UNIFLOC- A11 ( pre opening)
2.RIETER UNICLEAN B11 ( pre cleaning)
3.TRUTZSCHLER MPM 6 + MPM6 ( two mixers for blending)
4.TRUTZSCHLER CVT-1 ( for roller ginned cotton) CVT-3
( for saw ginned)
5.CONTAMINATION DETECTOR from either BARCO OR JOSSI
6.TRUTZSCHLER DUSTEX-DX ( for dedusting)
7.TRUTZSCHLER CONTI-FEED and others
But enough care should be taken to synchronise the
machines for better performace , and to run the line without
any electrical system breakdowns.

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Process parameter in blow room

  • 1. PROCESS PARAMETER IN BLOW ROOM With all harvesting methods, however, the cotton seed, together with the fibers, always gets into the ginning plant where it is broken up into trash and seed-coat fragments. This means that ginned cotton is always contaminated with trash and dust particles and that an intensive cleaning is only possible in the spinning mill. Nep content increases drastically with mechanical harvesting, ginning and subsequent cleaning process. The reduction of the trash content which is necessary for improving cotton grade and apperance unfortunately results in a higher nep content level. The basic purpose of Blow room is to supply • small fibre tufts • clean fibre tufts • homogeneously blended tufts if more than one variety of fibre is used to carding machine without increasing fibre rupture, fibre neps , broken seed particles and without removing more good fibres. The above is achieved by the following processes in the blowroom 1. Pre opening 2. pre cleaning 3. mixing or blending 4. fine opening 5. dedusting CLEANING EFFICIENCY:
  • 2. Cleaning efficiency of the machine is the ratio of the trash removed by the machine to that of total trash fed to the machine, expressed as percentage Cleaning efficieny % =(( trash in feed % - trash in del %) x 100) / (trash in feed%) Following are the basic parameters to be considered in Blowroom process. • no of opening machines • type of beater • type of beating • Beater speed • setting between feed roller and beater • production rate of individual machine • production rate of the entire line • thickness of the feed web • density of the feed web • fibre micronaire • size of the flocks in the feed • type of clothing of the beater • point density of clothing • type of grid and grid settings • air flow through the grid • position of the machine in the sequence
  • 3. • amount of trash in the material • type of trash in the material • temp and relative humidity in the blow room department PREOPENING: Effective preopening results in smaller tuft sizes, thus creating a large surface area for easy and efficient removal of trash particles by the fine openers. If MBO (Rieter) or BOW ( Trutzschler) type of machine is used as a first machine • the tuft size in the mixing should be as small as possible. Normally it should be less than 10 grams • since this machine does not take care of long term blending, mixing should be done properly to maintain the homogenous blending • the inclined lattice speed and the setting between inclined lattice and clearer roller decides the production of the machine • the setting between inclined lattice and clearer roller decides the quality of the tuft • if the setting is too close, the tuft size will be small, but the neps in the cotton will be increased due to repeated action of the inclined lattice pins on cotton. • the clearance should be decided first to confirm the quality, then inclined lattice speed can be decided according to the production required • the setting of inclined lattice depends upon the fibre density, fibre micronaire and the tuft size fed. If smaller tuft is fed to the feeding conveyor, the fibre
  • 4. tufts will not be recycled many times, hence the neps will be less. • if the machine is with beater, it is advisable to use only disc type beater. Saw tooth and Pinned beaters should not be used in this machine, becasue the fibre damage at this stage will be very high and heavier trash particles will be broken in to small pieces. • the beater speed should be around 500 to 800 rpm depending upon the rawmaterial. Coarser the fibre, higher the speed • the setting between feed roller to beater should be around 4 to 7 mm • this machine is not meant to remove trash , hence the fibre loss should also be less • trash removal in this machine will result in breaking the seeds, which is very difficult to remove • It is easier to remove the bigger trash than the smaller trash, therefore enough care should be taken to avoid breaking the trash particles • this machine is just to open the tufts into small sizes so that cleaning becomes easier in the next machines. • the fibre tuft size from this machine should be preferably around 100 to 200 milligrams. • If tuft size is small, removing trash particles becomes easier , because of large surface area If Uniflco11(Rieter) or Blendomat BDT 019(Trutzschler) is used as a first machine • It helps to maintain the homogeneity of the long term blending
  • 5. • cotton is opened gently without recyling as it is done in manual bale openers • with the latest automatic bale opening machines, the tuft size can be as small as 50 to 100 grams without rupturing the fibres • the opening roller speed should be around 1500 to 1800 rpm. • the depth of penetration of the opening should be as minimum as possible for better quality • It is better to use this machine with one mixing or maximum two mixing at the same. • If the production per feeding machine is less than 150 kgs, then four mixings can be recommended • production rate of this machine depends upon the no of mixings working at the same time • production rate depends upon opening roller depth, traverse speed and the fibre tuft density • in general , the machine parameters should be set in such a way that maximum number of take-off points are available per unit time. • with the latest machines (Rieter -Unifloc A11), around 60% of take-off points are more compared to earlier machines PRECLEANING: Precleaning should be gentle. Since removing finer trash particles is difficult , seeds and bigger trash particles should not be broken. Finer trash particles require severe treatment in Fine openers. This will lead to fibre damage and more nep generation. Therefore, precleaning should be as gentle as
  • 6. possible and no compromise on this. If preopening and precleaning are done properly, consistency in trash removal by fine openers is assured. Dust removal should be started in this machine. Enough care should be taken remove dust in this process. Rieter's Uniclean B11 and Trutzschler's Axiflow or Maxiflow are the machines which does this work • the fibre treatment in this machine is very gentle because the fibres are not gripped by the feed roller during beating. Fibre tufts treated by the pin beater when it is carried by air medium • all heavy trash particles fall down before it is broken • cleaning efficiency of this machine is very high in the blow room line • Mostly all heavy seeds( full seeds) fall in this machine without any problem • around 50 pascal suction pressure should be maintained in the waste chamber for better cleaning efficiency • beater speed, air velocity through the machine, grid bar setting and gap between grid bars will affect the cleaning efficiency • higher the cleaning efficiency, higher the good fibre loss, higher the nep generaion and higher the fibre rupture • the optimum cleaning means maximum cleaning performance, minimum loss of good fibres, a high degree of fibre preservation and minimum nep generation
  • 7. • Rieter has a unique concept called "VARIOSET". With this machine, selective trash removal is possible. Waste amount can be changed in a range of 1:10. fig: from Rieter which shows , degree of cleaning, fibre loss, neps, fibre damage. • with normal machines like Monocylinder or axiflow, a lot of trials to be conducted to arrive at optimum beater speed, air velocity(fan speed), grid bar setting and grid bar gap. • in general the beater speed is around 750 and minimum 50 pascal suction pressure to be maintained in the suction chamber BLENDING:
  • 8. • Barre or streakiness is due to uneven mixing of different cottons. Hence mixing technology is a decisive factor in spinning mill technology • bigger the differences of cotton parameters like fineness, color and staple length, the greater the importance of mixing • if the cotton has honeydew, the intenisive mixing of the rawmaterial is a precondition for an acceptable running behavior of the complete spinning mill following fig is given by trutzschler for different mixing requirements standard standard- plus high high-end
  • 9. • Trutzschler's tandem mixing concept is an ultimate solution, if the mixing requirement is very high. This principle guarantees a maximum homogeneous of the mix FIG.Tandem mixing concept from TRUTZSCHLER: FINE CLEANING: Fine cleaning is done with different types of machines. Some fine cleaners are with single opening rollers and some are with multiple opening rollers. • If single roller cleaning machines are used, depending upon the amount and type of trash in the cotton, the number of fine cleaning points can be either one or two. • If the production rate is lower than 250 kgs and the micronaire is less than 4.0, it is advisable to use single roller cleaning machines instead of multiple roller cleaning machine.
  • 10. • Saw tooth beaters can be used, if trash particles are more and the machine is not using suction and deflector blades. i.e beater and regualar grid bar arrangements • Normal beater speeds with sawtooth beater depends upon the production rate, fibre micronaire and trash content TYPE OF COTTON COTTON MICRONAIRE PROUDCTION RATE kgs/hr BEATER SPEED rpm more trash 3.5 to 4.0 200 to 300 kgs /hr 600 to 750 less trash 3.5 to 4.0 200 to 300 kgs/hr 600 to 750 more trash 4.0 to 4.5 200 to 300 kgs 700 to 850 less trash 4.0 to 4.5 350 to 500 kgs 1000 and above • the number of wire points depends on the production rate and trash. • Setting between feed roller and beater depends on the production rate and micronaire. The setting should be around 2 to 3 mm. Wider setting always result in higher raw material faults, if carding does not take care. • Closer the setting between beater and mote knives, higher the waste collected. It is advisable to keep around 3 mm. • If it is a Trutzschler blow room line, it is better to use CVT1 ( single opening roller machine) if roller ginned cotton is used.
  • 11. • CVT3 or CVT4 machines with 3 or 4 opening rollers can be used for saw ginned cotton. • The cleaning points in CVT1, CVT3, CVT4 etc consists of opening roller, deflector blades, mote knives and suction hood. Trash particles released due to centrifugal forces are separated at the mote knives and continuously taken away by the suction. This gives better cleaning FIG: trash removal concept in CVT cleaners:
  • 12. • suction plays a major role in these machines. If suction is not consistent , the performance will be affected badly. Very high suction will result in more white fibre loss and less suction will result in low cleaning efficiency. • The minimum recommended pressure in the waste chamber (P2) is 700 pascals. It can be upto 1000 pascals. • material suction (P1) should be around 500 pascals • Whenever the suction pressure is changed, the deflector blade settings should be checked • Deflector blade setting can not be same for all the three rollers or four rollers. The setting for deflector blades in the panel looks like this 3, 12, 30 for 1st, 2nd and 3rd deflector blades.
  • 13. • The deflector blade setting should be done in such a way that the setting should be opened till the fibres start slipping on the deflector blade. • wider the deflector blade setting, higher the waste. If the setting is too wide, white fibre loss will be very high. • for saw ginned cottons, the above concepts helps a lot because of constant suction concentrated directly at the moteknives, ensures much removal of dust from the cotton. DEDUSTING: Apart from opening cleaning of raw material, dedusting is the very important process in blow room process. • normally dedusting starts with precleaning • it is always better to have a separate machine like DUSTEX of TRUTZSCHLER for effective dedusting • dedusting keeps the atmospheric air clean • dedusting in machines like unimix , ERM of Rieter is good • stationary dedusting condensers can be used for this purpose • in exhausts of unimix , condensers , ERM etc, positive pressure of 100 Pascal should be maintained. Exhaust fan speed and volume should be accordingly selected • DUSTEX should be installed before feeding to the cards, because better the fibre opening better the dedusting • fine openers like ERM, CVT cleaners also help in dedusting
  • 14. • It is always better to feed the material through condenser for a feeding machine of cards. Because condenser continuously removes the dust from a small quantity of fibres and the material fed to the feeding machine is opened to some extent. • Since material is not opened well in Unimix, the dedusting may not be very effective, even though dedusting concept in Unimix is very good • for rotor spinning dedusting is very important. It is better to use a machine like DUSTEX after the fine opener. OTHERS: • setting between feed rollers is different for different types. It should be according to the standard specified by the manufacturer. For Unimix it should be around 1 mm. • it is advisable to run the fans at optimum speeds. Higher fan speeds will increase the material velocity and will create turbulance in the bends.This will result in curly fibres which will lead to entanglements. • If the feeding to cards is not with CONTI -FEED, the efficiency of the feeding machine should be minimum 90 % and can not be more than 95%. • if the cards are fed by CONTI-FEED system, the feed roller speed variation should not be more than 10%. If the variation is more, then the variation in tuft size also will be more. Hence the quality will not be uniform • If two feeding machines feed to 10 cards and the no of cards can be changed according the requirement, then
  • 15. frequent changes will affect the tuft size which will affect the quality, if the line is fixed with CONTI-FEED. • if contifeed system is tuned properly and there are no machine stoppages, continuous material flow will result in better opening and even feeding to the cards • If the production rate per line is high, the reserve chamber for the feeding machine should be big enough to avoid long term feed variations. • it is advisable to reduce the number of fans in the line. • fan speeds, layout of machines should be selected in such a way that material choking in the pipe line, beater jamming etc will not happen. This will lead to quality problems • all blowroom machines should work with maximum efficiency. The feed roller speeds should be selected in such a way that it works atleast 90% of the running time of the next machine. • blow room stoppages will always affect the sliver quality both in terms of linear density and tuft size. Blow room stoppages should be nil in a mill • heavy particles like metal particles, stones should be removed using heavy particle removers , double magnets etc, before they damage the opening rollers and other machine parts. • Number of cleaning points are decided based on type of ginning (whether roller ginned or sawginned), the amount of trash, and the number of trash particles and the type of trash particles.
  • 16. • machinery selection should be based on the type of cotton and proudction requirement. If the production requirement of a blowroom line is less than 200 kgs, CVT-4 cleaner can not be recommended, instead CVT- 1 can be used. • Since blow room requires more space and power, it is better to make use of the maximum production capacity of the machines • material level in the storage chambers should be full and it should never be less than 1/4 th level. • grid bars should be inspected periodically, damaged grid bars should be replaced. • grid bars in the front rows can be replaced earlier • if the cotton is too sticky, the deposits on the machine parts should be cleaned atleast once in a week, before it obstruct the movement of the fibre • fibre rupture should be checked for each opening point. 2.5 % span length should not drop by more than 3% . If the uniformity ratio drops by more than 3%, then it is considered that there is fibre rupture. • high fan speed, which will result in high velocity of air will increase neps in cotton • nep is increased in the blowroom process. The increase should not be more than 100%. • the nep increase in each opening machine should be checked with different beater speeds and settings, and the optimum parameters should be selected. But please remember that everything should be based on yarn quality checking. e.g. if nep increase in blow room is more and the beater speed or feed roller
  • 17. setting is changed, the tuft size will become more. This may result in bad carding quality. Sometimes if the neps are slightly more and the fibre is well opened, the neps can be removed by cards and combers and the yarn quality may be better. Therefore all trials should be done upto yarn stage. No of neps and trash particles after different processes is given below.(an approximate value) • Blow room machinery lay out should be desined in such a way that there should be minimum number of bends, and there should not be sharp bends to avoid fibre entanglements. • fibre travelling surface should be smooth and clean • temperature should be around 30 degrees and the humidity is around 55 to 60%.
  • 18. A best blowroom can be achieved by selecting the following machines: 1.RIETER UNIFLOC- A11 ( pre opening) 2.RIETER UNICLEAN B11 ( pre cleaning) 3.TRUTZSCHLER MPM 6 + MPM6 ( two mixers for blending) 4.TRUTZSCHLER CVT-1 ( for roller ginned cotton) CVT-3 ( for saw ginned) 5.CONTAMINATION DETECTOR from either BARCO OR JOSSI 6.TRUTZSCHLER DUSTEX-DX ( for dedusting) 7.TRUTZSCHLER CONTI-FEED and others But enough care should be taken to synchronise the machines for better performace , and to run the line without any electrical system breakdowns.