TEXTILES INDUSTRIES
For centuries, India has been a textile hub and exports various textile products across the globe. In FY22, India’s textile and apparel exports stood at around USD 45 billion, with a 41% increase year-on-year. The Indian textile industry is witnessing a 10% CAGR growth and is projected to reach USD 190 billion by 2025.
Regarding employment, the textile industry is India’s second-largest employment-generating sector as it offers employment to over 35 million people. India is also the world’s largest producer of cotton, with a production of 360 lakh bales in 2021-22. There is also a consequent increase in all its auxiliary industries. The Indian government has been further boosting this sector through various production-linked incentives.
Process-wise, the sector is highly varied. Starting from handloom to industrial factory setups, this sector requires various equipment. However, rapid industrialization in this sector has enabled large-scale production, especially regarding raw materials. The use of technology has also opened up new avenues for the Indian textile sector as now it can produce a wider variety of products for domestic use and also for exports.
All major processes in the textile industry use pumps in some way or another. JEE pumps are tailor-made to perform efficiently in dying, washing, water intake, and pressure boosting. The rating, scale and type of pump used varies with the application.
Wastewater handling is one of the biggest challenges in the textile industry as the processes generate many effluents that need to be treated. In addition, the water is generally mixed with bleaching agents, dyes and other hazardous chemicals, posing a major risk. Solid waste also needs to be handled effectively in the textile industry.
Therefore, the pumping system must be effective and robust for the entire plant to operate with good output. The pump selection should be based on application, keeping wear and tear in mind. Pumps must handle aggressive fluids without clogging or facing corrosion or abrasion issues.
JEE Pumps used in the Textiles Industries Sector:
Pump Applications in the Textiles Industries Sector:
YARN PRODUCTION
The base material undergoes a variety of processes before being converted into yarn. Synthetic fibres or polymers are pumped through the process and mixed into a cohesive fibre which is converted into yarn.
MIXING OF CHEMICALS
Various chemicals, dyes, coating and other layers are added to either the base material for yarn or after the yarn is created. Then, based on the application of the fibre and alteration needed in their basic nature, various chemicals are mixed using pumps.
DYEING AND WASHING
Dyeing and washing are the core processes of the textile industry. Heavy duty pumps are used for washing as they need to handle a large volume of water. At the same time dyeing process employs more accurate pumping solutions.
WASTE WATER SYSTEM
Like all other industries, the textile industry also generates wastewater that must be effectively handled. Centrifugal pumps with screens drive the wastewater from the site to the ETP and STPs.
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