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TeraFlow HyP system cuts 80% filling time for dyeing machines

By November 1, 20193 Mins Read
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A.T.E. TeraFlow HyP systems helped to meet demand-supply equation and reduced the filling time per cycle by almost 80 per cent, reducing the filling time by more than 10 minutes.

Jeyavishnu Clothing is a textile processing house based in Tiruppur, South India. It currently has a setup of 14 dyeing machines, the largest being a 1,800 kg soft flow machine and smallest being a 250 kg machine. These machines require large quantities of hot and cold water during initial filling and subsequent cycles.

Challenges

Jeyavishnu Clothing had designed a filling system with multiple pumps, which was functional but posed challenges during the initial filling. They were never able to fill all machines simultaneously. To overcome this, the dyeing machines were staggered to work as per the pumps’ capacities. They had also not explored options to reduce filling time. This effectively meant that the mill could not optimise production from these dyeing machines.

The pumping system used by Jeyavishnu Clothing to supply hot and cold water into the 14 dyeing machines was resulting in filling times of between 8 to 20 minutes. Based on the available capacity of pumps, Jeyavishnu Clothing believed that this was the best possible performance.

A study conducted by the A.T.E. team highlighted that while the pumps selected were good, they were not operating according to the logic of production demand resulting in sub-optimal performance.

The solution

As recommended by A.T.E., Jeyavishnu Clothing installed two TeraFlow hydro-pneumatic (HyP) systems each with a flow rate of 180 m³ per hour. TeraFlow HyP systems are always tailored to user requirements. They are made up of centrifugal horizontal or vertical pumps, pump logic controllers, and a diaphragm tank, which respond to any change in pressure thereby ensuring a constant flow to the desired process or processes.

At Jeyavishnu Clothing, since the dyeing machines are of different capacities, the demand for water varies. It is difficult to forecast a typical consumption pattern. Hence the system needs to be robust enough to manage variations in demand without adversely impacting the performance or the life of the pumps.

Result

The TeraFlow HyP systems resulted in a reduction in the filling time per cycle by almost 80 per cent. The filling time in first fill was reduced by more than 10 minutes. That is not all; the TeraFlow HyP systems offer some additional benefits as well:

  • Reduction in filling time per cycle results in more number of cycles per day
  • Variable frequency drives (VFDs) ensure maximum power saving and minimum wear and tear of pumps leading to longer pump life
  • Automatic pump switch
  • Jeyavishnu Clothing is naturally quite pleased with the performance of A.T.E.’s TeraFlow HyP systems

Balamurugan, Plant – General Manager, Jeyavishnu Clothing, says, “A.T.E. made it simple – we are quite happy replacing our old filling system with A.T.E.’s TeraFlow hydro pneumatic pressure boosting solution for tank filling application in the dyeing process. The old system posed challenges during the initial tank filling and also could not meet demand-supply equation resulting in sub-optimal performance. A.T.E. TeraFlow HyP systems helped to meet demand-supply equation and reduced the filling time per cycle by almost 80 per cent, reducing the filling time by more than 10 minutes and ensuring a constant flow throughout process. We are quite pleased with the performance of A.T.E.’s TeraFlow HyP systems and prompt aftersales services.”

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