Radio-Frequency Drying of Textiles

Corfield, M. C.; Hammond, Glenn Edward; Lowe, G

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“…In drying, much effort has been directed towards control of moisture both in the fabric and in the exhausted air, and in setting, in recovery of heat. Novel techniques such as radio-frequency drying [54] are starting t o be used for loose fibre and tows.…”

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The Dyeing and Finishing of Circular‐knitted Cotton and Cotton Blends

Richardson¹

1978

Review of Progress in Coloration and Related Topics

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This paper reviews the major recent developments in the field of dyeing and finishing of knitted fabrics and the market and economic forces which have influenced them. These are identified as the fast growing demand for leisure and sports wear, with cotton and cotton blends finding major consumer preference, and the rapid escalation in costs for energy; water, effluent treatment and oil‐based dyes and chemicals.

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The Dyeing and Finishing of Circular‐knitted Cotton and Cotton Blends

Richardson¹

1978

Review of Progress in Coloration and Related Topics

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“…The energy loses associated with "indirect heating" has been minimized. The heat developed due to the radio frequency is directly proportional to the moisture content [12]. A thermal and mechanical drying system test rig for yarn bobbins was designed by the researchers.…”

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An Experiment to Analyze the Impact of Steam on the Productivity of the Stalam Rf 85 Kw Yarn Dryer

JAWAHAR¹

2022

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Radio Frequency is one of the most commonly used technologies in the processing industries like textile, rubber, paper and many other sectors for drying purposes. The RF STALAM 85kW is a machine used to dry the yarn obtained after the dyeing and hydro extraction process. This machine uses radio frequency to remove the moisture content from the dyed yarn. In this research paper, I would like to share the findings of an experiment conducted on the RF STALAM 85kW yarn dryer machine. In this experiment, I have three trials each with and without the steam at variable conveyor belt speeds. The trials have been conducted at conveyor belt speeds of 5m/hr,5.5m/hr and 6m/hr in the presence and absence of steam. The primary objective of the research is to improve the productivity of the STALAM RF machine. The secondary objective of the research is to find out the impact of steam on the yarn drying ability of the machine. The tertiary objective of the research is to find the optimum speed. At the end of the experiment, I calculated the per day production to conclude the optimum speed to run the STALAM RF 85kW yarn drier machine to obtain maximum production with and without steam. From the above research, I have concluded that the conveyor belt speed and steam increase the productivity of the machine.

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Energy in Relation to Textile Coloration

Wyles

1978

Review of Progress in Coloration and Related Topics

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Radio-Frequency Drying of Textiles

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The Dyeing and Finishing of Circular‐knitted Cotton and Cotton Blends

The Dyeing and Finishing of Circular‐knitted Cotton and Cotton Blends

An Experiment to Analyze the Impact of Steam on the Productivity of the Stalam Rf 85 Kw Yarn Dryer

Energy in Relation to Textile Coloration

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