Monday, April 14, 2014

FAULTS IN DENIM PRODUCTION

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FAULTS IN DENIM PRODUCTION

FALUTS IN MACHINE:

  • • Stop motion does not work on creel and on warping drum as a result broken ends are not traceable for knotting.
  • • Chain breakages
  • • If frictional drum should not be kept in a polished state, then thermal damages occur due to abrasion.
  • • Brake could be inefficient.
  • • Sprockets are jammed.
  • • If comb do not move properly then there is a chance of cutting of comb due to friction with yarn.

FALUTS IN RAW MATERIAL:

  • • Neps
  • • Long thick places (in case of non slub yarn)
  • • Short thick places (in case of non slub yarn)
  • • Thin places
  • • Weak places
  • • Count variation
  • • Hairiness

FALUTS IN PRODUCT:

  • • Misalignment of yarn sheet if the yarn sheet is not properly adjusted
  • • Uneven package density
  • • Too soft package winding
  • • Package could not be in uniform density

FALUTS IN MACHINE:

  • • leakage of steam in drying cylinders
  • • wear and tear of rollers if bearing is jammed
  • • Improper working of load cell on squeezing roller. Which causes entanglement of warp sheet as pressure is not properly distributed.
  • • Faults in dosing system can cause serious problem of shade variation.
  • • If the accumulator do not work properly than the machine is stopped.
  • • If speed of the machine is kept greater than the yarn` s bearable strength

FALUTS IN RAW MATERIAL:

The main causes of the dye ability variations in yarn are:

  • • Immature fibres
  • • Dead fibres
  • • Vegetable matter or other foreign matter
  • • Wrong twist
  • • Bad splice
  • • Neps
  • • Count variations

SIZING FAULTS:

  • • pressure rolls do not work properly
  • • squeezing rollers do not work properly

WEAVING FAULTS:

  • • dropper will not fall
  • • sensors do not work properly
  • • Problem in electrical panel
  • • Problem in electronic card
  • • wear and tear of temple
  • • if dust comes in nozzles
  • • improper working of solenoid valves

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