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TITLE: To avoid hard end fibre & plastic in final product
DESCRIPTION:
➢ This Loose End may generate during postional threading of Schedule/Drip wiping at
Spinning section. In existing system there is a loose end detector photocell which detects
the loose end and same material being auto segregated with help of timer.
ACTION TAKEN:
➢ 2 additional photo sensors installed for Top & middle band for detecting all loose end
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➢ The trend of loose end detectors in DCS for analysis of Loose end detector actuation
against actual wiping in spinning to avoid over segregation.
AVOID:
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