1. The document discusses diesel power plants used in the textile industry of Bangladesh. It describes the key systems of a diesel power plant including starting, lubrication, exhaust, air intake, fuel, and cooling systems.
2. It provides an example of Israg Cotton Mills, a textile company in Bangladesh that installed natural gas generators from Clarke Energy to provide reliable power for its operations and reduce costs.
3. The document discusses various energy sources used in Bangladesh like natural gas, coal, and solar energy as alternatives to diesel power. It analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of diesel power plants and their applications in the textile industry.
This document provides information about a case study for an e-commerce website project for the Indian jeans brand Mufti. The primary goals of the project were to incorporate social media content and showcase Mufti's products on a website to enable online sales. The development process took 3 months using agile methodology. Key challenges included designing for compatibility across devices and integrating social media and payment gateways. The project team included developers, a UX architect, project lead and manager. Both the lead developer and designer noted it was a learning experience.
Arvind Mills was founded in 1931 in Ahmedabad, India and became the third largest denim manufacturer in the world by the late 1990s. However, in the late 1990s the company ran into deep financial problems due to a debt burden from expanding denim capacity during a time when global and domestic overcapacity caused denim prices to crash. In 2000, Arvind Mills had total debt of 27 billion rupees and defaulted on loan payments. The company announced a debt restructuring plan in 2001 to reduce its debt burden and improve financial health. Steps taken included debt restructuring, upgrading technology, rationalizing suppliers, and improving financial performance. By 2005, Arvind Mills had turned itself around and posted four
The document discusses the history and evolution of menswear from the early 20th century to present day. Key trends over time included the establishment of the basic business suit components by 1900-1920, the popularity of trench coats and English drape suits in the 1930s, and the influence of war and sports on fashion in the 1940s-1950s such as the Eisenhower jacket and continental suit. The document also outlines major Indian menswear brands such as Park Avenue, Allen Solly, Reid & Taylor, and Turtle as well as brands' product categories and positioning in the market.
Rogan art, an ancient skill with its origins in Persia. It is a craft which took over the course of time. Kuch's Rogan tradition is sustained by two families in Nirona Village.
This mid-term assignment summarizes trends in fashion design and illustration forecasting in India, specifically focusing on the brand BIBA. BIBA is a prominent Indian brand known for its ethnic wear started in 1988. The document discusses BIBA's latest suit designs that have moved beyond traditional pairings to include kurtas styled with skirts, pants and palazzos. It also outlines BIBA's spring/summer collection themes focused on Holi festival wear and Indian bridal wear incorporating a variety of outfits for events. Concept boards are included showing floral motifs, pastel colors and designs inspired by BIBA's royal Indian aesthetic for its festive collections.
Jute is a natural fiber obtained from the stems of the jute plant. It is the second most produced textile fiber in the world after cotton. India, China, and Bangladesh are leading producers. The fiber goes through cultivation, harvesting, retting, stripping, washing, drying, baling, and packing processes. Jute has good antistatic properties but low crease resistance and drape. It is biodegradable and used widely in sacks, carpets, rugs, and other products due to its low cost. However, it has poor strength when wet and loses strength with sunlight.
This document discusses the finishing and packaging process for apparel manufacturing. It describes 11 functions in the finishing section including thread trimming, checking garments, button attaching, stain removal, repair work, ironing, folding, tagging, and packing garments. It outlines 5 types of packing in the finishing section such as stand up, flat, hanger, semi stand up, and half fold packing. Finally, it lists 4 types of carton packing including solid color solid pack, solid color assorted size pack, assorted color solid size pack, and assorted color assorted size pack.
This document provides information about a case study for an e-commerce website project for the Indian jeans brand Mufti. The primary goals of the project were to incorporate social media content and showcase Mufti's products on a website to enable online sales. The development process took 3 months using agile methodology. Key challenges included designing for compatibility across devices and integrating social media and payment gateways. The project team included developers, a UX architect, project lead and manager. Both the lead developer and designer noted it was a learning experience.
Arvind Mills was founded in 1931 in Ahmedabad, India and became the third largest denim manufacturer in the world by the late 1990s. However, in the late 1990s the company ran into deep financial problems due to a debt burden from expanding denim capacity during a time when global and domestic overcapacity caused denim prices to crash. In 2000, Arvind Mills had total debt of 27 billion rupees and defaulted on loan payments. The company announced a debt restructuring plan in 2001 to reduce its debt burden and improve financial health. Steps taken included debt restructuring, upgrading technology, rationalizing suppliers, and improving financial performance. By 2005, Arvind Mills had turned itself around and posted four
The document discusses the history and evolution of menswear from the early 20th century to present day. Key trends over time included the establishment of the basic business suit components by 1900-1920, the popularity of trench coats and English drape suits in the 1930s, and the influence of war and sports on fashion in the 1940s-1950s such as the Eisenhower jacket and continental suit. The document also outlines major Indian menswear brands such as Park Avenue, Allen Solly, Reid & Taylor, and Turtle as well as brands' product categories and positioning in the market.
Rogan art, an ancient skill with its origins in Persia. It is a craft which took over the course of time. Kuch's Rogan tradition is sustained by two families in Nirona Village.
This mid-term assignment summarizes trends in fashion design and illustration forecasting in India, specifically focusing on the brand BIBA. BIBA is a prominent Indian brand known for its ethnic wear started in 1988. The document discusses BIBA's latest suit designs that have moved beyond traditional pairings to include kurtas styled with skirts, pants and palazzos. It also outlines BIBA's spring/summer collection themes focused on Holi festival wear and Indian bridal wear incorporating a variety of outfits for events. Concept boards are included showing floral motifs, pastel colors and designs inspired by BIBA's royal Indian aesthetic for its festive collections.
Jute is a natural fiber obtained from the stems of the jute plant. It is the second most produced textile fiber in the world after cotton. India, China, and Bangladesh are leading producers. The fiber goes through cultivation, harvesting, retting, stripping, washing, drying, baling, and packing processes. Jute has good antistatic properties but low crease resistance and drape. It is biodegradable and used widely in sacks, carpets, rugs, and other products due to its low cost. However, it has poor strength when wet and loses strength with sunlight.
This document discusses the finishing and packaging process for apparel manufacturing. It describes 11 functions in the finishing section including thread trimming, checking garments, button attaching, stain removal, repair work, ironing, folding, tagging, and packing garments. It outlines 5 types of packing in the finishing section such as stand up, flat, hanger, semi stand up, and half fold packing. Finally, it lists 4 types of carton packing including solid color solid pack, solid color assorted size pack, assorted color solid size pack, and assorted color assorted size pack.
This document provides information about fashion collections and mannequins. It discusses that a fashion collection includes a set of related clothing and accessories with a common theme. Collections are released seasonally and include basic pieces sold for a longer time as well as fashion pieces with shorter sales periods. There are conceptual collections that explore ideas and commercial collections focused on trends. Mannequins are used to display clothing and come in different forms from realistic to abstract to attract customers and showcase fashion.
This document provides information about an industrial internship at Rupa Fabrics Ltd, a knit dyeing and finishing company in Bangladesh. It includes:
1. An overview of the company's profile, production capacity and certifications. Rupa Fabrics produces basic t-shirts, sweaters and knit fabrics for export.
2. Details on the production processes used, including knitting, dyeing, finishing and garment manufacturing. Knitting is done on circular and flatbed machines in various gauges. Dyeing and finishing include processes like batching, laboratory testing, knit dyeing, and finishing.
3. Descriptions of the management structure and responsibilities of roles like the general manager
- The document discusses the design, construction, and working of a solar lumber dryer. It aims to provide a controlled drying method for lumber using solar energy as an alternative to open-air drying or expensive high-temperature dryers.
- Key aspects covered include classifications of solar dryers, materials commonly dried, advantages over traditional drying methods like reduced costs, defects, and drying times. Calculations are presented on moisture content reduction during drying and heat requirements.
- Applications mentioned include drying wood, agricultural crops, herbs, spices and more wherever hot air is needed for controlled drying. In conclusion, solar drying is found to be effective and cheaper than normal sun drying for tropical regions.
Acrylic fibers are synthetic fibers made from polyacrylonitrile. They are produced through a process involving polymerization, dissolving the polymer in a solvent, extruding it through a spinneret, and coagulating the filaments. Acrylic fibers are used to make clothing, home goods, and industrial materials due to their moisture wicking, colorfastness, warmth, and low cost. Common acrylic clothing includes sweaters, socks, and coats.
This document discusses applications of aramid fibers such as Twaron, Nomex, Kevlar, and Technora. It outlines that Twaron is used in filaments, fabrics, laminates, staple fibers, paper, and pulp due to its strength, heat and flame resistance. Nomex is used in lightweight, comfortable clothing as well as industrial and aerospace applications because of its thermal and chemical resistance. Kevlar is commonly used in bulletproof vests and vehicle armor due to its strength and lightweight properties. It is also used in cut-resistant gloves, tires, sports equipment, and brakes. Technora is applied in transmission belts, hoses, ropes, and cables for its high strength and
This document discusses the requirements for fabric spreading in garment manufacturing. It begins by introducing the author and their background. The document then covers 10 key requirements for proper fabric spreading: 1) the fabric must be flat, 2) have correct ply tension, 3) ply alignment, 4) correct ply direction and stability, 5) elimination of static electricity, 6) elimination of fabric flaws, 7) easy separation of cut layers, 8) avoidance of ply fusion during cutting, 9) avoidance of spread distortion, and 10) matching of checks and stripes. It also briefly discusses pattern making, marker making, and cutting methods. The author provides links to related textile technology Facebook pages and their blog.
Analysis of Flying Machine`s recent campaignApoorva Yadav
1) This document discusses advertising campaigns for the Indian jeans brand Flying Machine, which targets youth aged 19-40.
2) An ad campaign from 2007 featured Abhishek Bachchan to hit the premium target segment. In 2011, a campaign starring cricketer Virat Kohli was highly successful.
3) A controversial 2011 ad campaign titled "What an Ass!" aimed to highlight jeans' perfect fit but was opposed for objectifying women. While gaining youth attention, the brand needs more PR to increase broader recall.
This document provides an overview of technical textiles used in civil engineering applications, known as "buildtech". It discusses various fibers, technologies, and examples used in buildtech applications. Some key points include:
- Technical textiles are increasingly used in construction for properties like strength, lightweight, and durability. Common fibers include polyester, glass, and nylon.
- Applications include reinforcement, insulation, roofing, scaffolding, and architectural membranes. New applications in textile architecture are also discussed.
- The market for technical textiles in construction is growing due to advantages over traditional materials like lower weight and easier manufacturing. The future of buildtech is expected to include new materials and applications.
This document provides information about different types of textiles used in living rooms, including curtains, throws and blankets, rugs and carpets, cushions, upholstery, and tablecloths. It describes the various materials, styles, and uses of each type of textile. Curtains come in different styles and are typically made of lighter fabrics to hang from curtain rods. Throws and blankets are used to add warmth and can instantly update a room. Rugs are smaller than carpets and may be used on floors, walls, or as decorations, while carpets are used as primary floor coverings. Cushions are stuffed bags used for seating that can have decorative covers. Upholstery
Merchandising involves matching goods to customer needs through product presentation. A merchandiser converts design inspirations into products that meet consumer demands. Key responsibilities of a merchandiser include collecting buyer addresses, sending samples, negotiating orders, monitoring production quality and delivery timelines, and ensuring timely shipment. Effective merchandising requires knowledge of materials, production processes, regulations and documentation like purchase orders, costing, and timelines.
Jute is a plant fiber that grows well in India and Bangladesh. It is composed mainly of cellulose and is used to make bags, sacks, carpet backing, twine, and other products. The jute cultivation process involves land preparation, sowing seeds, irrigation, harvesting the plant, and a retting process to separate the fibers from the stem. Some defects that can occur in jute fibers include being rooty, specky, croppy, or weak due to issues with retting, harvesting, or storage. Jute fibers are composed mostly of cellulose and lignin and are resistant to acids, alkalis, insects and mildews.
This document discusses the product life cycle of Woodland shoes from its establishment in 1960 to current times. It provides details about Woodland's introduction in 1992, growth through new manufacturing plants and stores internationally and in India in the 1990s-2000s, maturity as it became a leader in the premium shoe market in India by 2002, and signs of decline in 2011 when it failed to succeed in smaller tier 2 cities. The document also includes a product life cycle curve chart showing the typical stages of introduction, growth, maturity, and decline, and relates it to Woodland's business strategy and positioning over time.
Presentation on Product Development & Re engineering ProjectMd. Sayeed Hossain
This document provides information about the history and development of Levi's brand and logo. It discusses key dates and events such as:
- Levi Strauss founded Levi Strauss & Co. in 1853 in San Francisco to sell dry goods including clothing.
- In 1873, Levi Strauss partnered with Jacob Davis to create riveted blue denim work pants called "XX", which is considered the first blue jean.
- In 1890, the original "XX" pants were given the iconic lot number "501".
- In the 1930s, Western clothing including Levi's jeans became popular in the Eastern U.S. as more people visited dude ranches in the West.
- The company has since expanded
Flax fiber comes from the stem of the flax plant. The fibers form bundles beneath the bark and are long, slender cells. Flax plants grow up to 1.25 meters tall. Flax was one of the first fibers used for textiles. The production process involves cultivating the plant, harvesting, retting to separate the fibers, breaking, scutching, and hackling. Retting can be done through dam, dew, tank, or chemical methods. The fibers are then used to make products like linen, sailcloth, sewing threads, garments, artists' canvases, and composites.
Flax is a natural cellulose bast fiber that comes from the stem of the Linum usitatissimum plant. It is classified as a heavy fiber due to its high cellulose (92%) content. The manufacturing process of linen involves several steps: harvesting flax plants, retting to separate fibers from stems, breaking and scutching, hackling and combing, spinning into yarn, weaving, and finishing/dyeing. Flax fibers are long, thin cells that provide strength and moisture absorption properties to linen textiles.
Data Quality Case Study: Retail Fashion Industry: Levi’sKannan Ramanujam
Levi's wanted to open a new flagship store in Singapore and increase sales at existing stores. This required quality data on real estate, demographics, products, inventory, sales, and customers. However, data challenges included outdated information, inaccuracies, and inconsistencies. To overcome this, Levi's standardized processes, used recent external data sources, conducted quality checks, and ensured data was up-to-date and an accurate representation of reality to make informed business decisions.
This document is an internship report on hand block printing completed by Harsha Goplani at Gaura Textile Studio in Bhopal, India. It provides details about the studio owner Gaura Joshi and her background in textile design. The objectives of the internship were to learn block printing techniques and develop products. Key aspects covered include the history of block printing in India, types of blocks, the printing process, and photos of products developed during the internship like table covers, bed linens, and cushion covers.
At FashionTT's Fashion UPGRADE! Workshop, Violet Davis-Maurice provided great insight into creating garments that meet local and international standards.
Tommy Hilfiger has built a large apparel empire but faces the ongoing challenge of satisfying constantly changing customer needs. The company addresses this through extensive product lines across clothing, accessories, home goods and licensing. It also uses celebrity endorsements, advertising and discount pricing to promote fresh takes on classic American style. While Tommy Hilfiger has strong brand recognition globally, it must still contend with intense competition and shifting fashion trends.
This document provides information about a feasibility study for establishing a combined heat and power (CHP) plant in Northern Khazar, Tehran, Iran. It discusses the benefits of distributed generation including reduced transmission losses and environmental pollution. Common technologies used in distributed generation plants are described. Applications of CHP plants include various industries and commercial centers. The unique advantages of CHP systems that provide both electricity and heat are highlighted. A financial analysis is presented for a proposed 20 MW CHP plant located at an industrial zone in Semnan, Iran.
This document provides information about fashion collections and mannequins. It discusses that a fashion collection includes a set of related clothing and accessories with a common theme. Collections are released seasonally and include basic pieces sold for a longer time as well as fashion pieces with shorter sales periods. There are conceptual collections that explore ideas and commercial collections focused on trends. Mannequins are used to display clothing and come in different forms from realistic to abstract to attract customers and showcase fashion.
This document provides information about an industrial internship at Rupa Fabrics Ltd, a knit dyeing and finishing company in Bangladesh. It includes:
1. An overview of the company's profile, production capacity and certifications. Rupa Fabrics produces basic t-shirts, sweaters and knit fabrics for export.
2. Details on the production processes used, including knitting, dyeing, finishing and garment manufacturing. Knitting is done on circular and flatbed machines in various gauges. Dyeing and finishing include processes like batching, laboratory testing, knit dyeing, and finishing.
3. Descriptions of the management structure and responsibilities of roles like the general manager
- The document discusses the design, construction, and working of a solar lumber dryer. It aims to provide a controlled drying method for lumber using solar energy as an alternative to open-air drying or expensive high-temperature dryers.
- Key aspects covered include classifications of solar dryers, materials commonly dried, advantages over traditional drying methods like reduced costs, defects, and drying times. Calculations are presented on moisture content reduction during drying and heat requirements.
- Applications mentioned include drying wood, agricultural crops, herbs, spices and more wherever hot air is needed for controlled drying. In conclusion, solar drying is found to be effective and cheaper than normal sun drying for tropical regions.
Acrylic fibers are synthetic fibers made from polyacrylonitrile. They are produced through a process involving polymerization, dissolving the polymer in a solvent, extruding it through a spinneret, and coagulating the filaments. Acrylic fibers are used to make clothing, home goods, and industrial materials due to their moisture wicking, colorfastness, warmth, and low cost. Common acrylic clothing includes sweaters, socks, and coats.
This document discusses applications of aramid fibers such as Twaron, Nomex, Kevlar, and Technora. It outlines that Twaron is used in filaments, fabrics, laminates, staple fibers, paper, and pulp due to its strength, heat and flame resistance. Nomex is used in lightweight, comfortable clothing as well as industrial and aerospace applications because of its thermal and chemical resistance. Kevlar is commonly used in bulletproof vests and vehicle armor due to its strength and lightweight properties. It is also used in cut-resistant gloves, tires, sports equipment, and brakes. Technora is applied in transmission belts, hoses, ropes, and cables for its high strength and
This document discusses the requirements for fabric spreading in garment manufacturing. It begins by introducing the author and their background. The document then covers 10 key requirements for proper fabric spreading: 1) the fabric must be flat, 2) have correct ply tension, 3) ply alignment, 4) correct ply direction and stability, 5) elimination of static electricity, 6) elimination of fabric flaws, 7) easy separation of cut layers, 8) avoidance of ply fusion during cutting, 9) avoidance of spread distortion, and 10) matching of checks and stripes. It also briefly discusses pattern making, marker making, and cutting methods. The author provides links to related textile technology Facebook pages and their blog.
Analysis of Flying Machine`s recent campaignApoorva Yadav
1) This document discusses advertising campaigns for the Indian jeans brand Flying Machine, which targets youth aged 19-40.
2) An ad campaign from 2007 featured Abhishek Bachchan to hit the premium target segment. In 2011, a campaign starring cricketer Virat Kohli was highly successful.
3) A controversial 2011 ad campaign titled "What an Ass!" aimed to highlight jeans' perfect fit but was opposed for objectifying women. While gaining youth attention, the brand needs more PR to increase broader recall.
This document provides an overview of technical textiles used in civil engineering applications, known as "buildtech". It discusses various fibers, technologies, and examples used in buildtech applications. Some key points include:
- Technical textiles are increasingly used in construction for properties like strength, lightweight, and durability. Common fibers include polyester, glass, and nylon.
- Applications include reinforcement, insulation, roofing, scaffolding, and architectural membranes. New applications in textile architecture are also discussed.
- The market for technical textiles in construction is growing due to advantages over traditional materials like lower weight and easier manufacturing. The future of buildtech is expected to include new materials and applications.
This document provides information about different types of textiles used in living rooms, including curtains, throws and blankets, rugs and carpets, cushions, upholstery, and tablecloths. It describes the various materials, styles, and uses of each type of textile. Curtains come in different styles and are typically made of lighter fabrics to hang from curtain rods. Throws and blankets are used to add warmth and can instantly update a room. Rugs are smaller than carpets and may be used on floors, walls, or as decorations, while carpets are used as primary floor coverings. Cushions are stuffed bags used for seating that can have decorative covers. Upholstery
Merchandising involves matching goods to customer needs through product presentation. A merchandiser converts design inspirations into products that meet consumer demands. Key responsibilities of a merchandiser include collecting buyer addresses, sending samples, negotiating orders, monitoring production quality and delivery timelines, and ensuring timely shipment. Effective merchandising requires knowledge of materials, production processes, regulations and documentation like purchase orders, costing, and timelines.
Jute is a plant fiber that grows well in India and Bangladesh. It is composed mainly of cellulose and is used to make bags, sacks, carpet backing, twine, and other products. The jute cultivation process involves land preparation, sowing seeds, irrigation, harvesting the plant, and a retting process to separate the fibers from the stem. Some defects that can occur in jute fibers include being rooty, specky, croppy, or weak due to issues with retting, harvesting, or storage. Jute fibers are composed mostly of cellulose and lignin and are resistant to acids, alkalis, insects and mildews.
This document discusses the product life cycle of Woodland shoes from its establishment in 1960 to current times. It provides details about Woodland's introduction in 1992, growth through new manufacturing plants and stores internationally and in India in the 1990s-2000s, maturity as it became a leader in the premium shoe market in India by 2002, and signs of decline in 2011 when it failed to succeed in smaller tier 2 cities. The document also includes a product life cycle curve chart showing the typical stages of introduction, growth, maturity, and decline, and relates it to Woodland's business strategy and positioning over time.
Presentation on Product Development & Re engineering ProjectMd. Sayeed Hossain
This document provides information about the history and development of Levi's brand and logo. It discusses key dates and events such as:
- Levi Strauss founded Levi Strauss & Co. in 1853 in San Francisco to sell dry goods including clothing.
- In 1873, Levi Strauss partnered with Jacob Davis to create riveted blue denim work pants called "XX", which is considered the first blue jean.
- In 1890, the original "XX" pants were given the iconic lot number "501".
- In the 1930s, Western clothing including Levi's jeans became popular in the Eastern U.S. as more people visited dude ranches in the West.
- The company has since expanded
Flax fiber comes from the stem of the flax plant. The fibers form bundles beneath the bark and are long, slender cells. Flax plants grow up to 1.25 meters tall. Flax was one of the first fibers used for textiles. The production process involves cultivating the plant, harvesting, retting to separate the fibers, breaking, scutching, and hackling. Retting can be done through dam, dew, tank, or chemical methods. The fibers are then used to make products like linen, sailcloth, sewing threads, garments, artists' canvases, and composites.
Flax is a natural cellulose bast fiber that comes from the stem of the Linum usitatissimum plant. It is classified as a heavy fiber due to its high cellulose (92%) content. The manufacturing process of linen involves several steps: harvesting flax plants, retting to separate fibers from stems, breaking and scutching, hackling and combing, spinning into yarn, weaving, and finishing/dyeing. Flax fibers are long, thin cells that provide strength and moisture absorption properties to linen textiles.
Data Quality Case Study: Retail Fashion Industry: Levi’sKannan Ramanujam
Levi's wanted to open a new flagship store in Singapore and increase sales at existing stores. This required quality data on real estate, demographics, products, inventory, sales, and customers. However, data challenges included outdated information, inaccuracies, and inconsistencies. To overcome this, Levi's standardized processes, used recent external data sources, conducted quality checks, and ensured data was up-to-date and an accurate representation of reality to make informed business decisions.
This document is an internship report on hand block printing completed by Harsha Goplani at Gaura Textile Studio in Bhopal, India. It provides details about the studio owner Gaura Joshi and her background in textile design. The objectives of the internship were to learn block printing techniques and develop products. Key aspects covered include the history of block printing in India, types of blocks, the printing process, and photos of products developed during the internship like table covers, bed linens, and cushion covers.
At FashionTT's Fashion UPGRADE! Workshop, Violet Davis-Maurice provided great insight into creating garments that meet local and international standards.
Tommy Hilfiger has built a large apparel empire but faces the ongoing challenge of satisfying constantly changing customer needs. The company addresses this through extensive product lines across clothing, accessories, home goods and licensing. It also uses celebrity endorsements, advertising and discount pricing to promote fresh takes on classic American style. While Tommy Hilfiger has strong brand recognition globally, it must still contend with intense competition and shifting fashion trends.
This document provides information about a feasibility study for establishing a combined heat and power (CHP) plant in Northern Khazar, Tehran, Iran. It discusses the benefits of distributed generation including reduced transmission losses and environmental pollution. Common technologies used in distributed generation plants are described. Applications of CHP plants include various industries and commercial centers. The unique advantages of CHP systems that provide both electricity and heat are highlighted. A financial analysis is presented for a proposed 20 MW CHP plant located at an industrial zone in Semnan, Iran.
IRJET- Analysis and Suitability of Concentrating Solar Thermal Technology...IRJET Journal
The document analyzes the potential application of concentrating solar thermal (CST) technology to pre-heat waste oil in the lubricant industry. It first describes the waste oil treatment process and heating needs at a typical lubricant plant in India. It then evaluates the suitability of different CST technologies like compound parabolic collectors for meeting the heating requirement of up to 150°C for the dehydration process. The document sizes a potential CPC system and estimates that it could pre-heat waste oil to 89°C, reducing the conventional energy required. It concludes that CPC is a viable technology for solar process heat in the lubricant industry.
This document discusses energy management in the plantations sector, with a focus on the tea industry. It outlines why energy management is important given diminishing resources and the high cost of renewable energy. It then provides details on existing and proposed energy efficient methods that can be implemented in tea processing, such as dual speed withering, waste heat recovery, and fluidized bed dryers. Finally, it discusses alternative energy sources for tea factories like combined heat and power systems, solar hot air, mini-hydro power, and wind power. The goal is to optimize energy usage and costs through conservation and use of renewable sources.
GenCell provides affordable fuel cell solutions as an alternative to diesel generators. By using alkaline electrolyte instead of platinum, GenCell reduces costs while maintaining high efficiency of 60% for its alkaline fuel cells. GenCell's solutions include the G5 for long-duration backup power, the G5rx tailored for utility needs, and the A5 for off-grid areas. The A5 runs on ammonia and has much lower operating costs than diesel generators, enabling reliable power anywhere. By removing expensive materials like platinum, GenCell makes fuel cell technology affordable and suitable for widespread use.
This document is a seminar report submitted by Shivam Kushwah in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a Bachelor of Technology degree in Mechanical Engineering from Rajasthan Technical University, Kota. The report focuses on Stirling engines and provides an introduction to Stirling engines, a brief history, reasons for their design, and applications for power generation. It includes sections on the theoretical background of Stirling engines and discusses components, configurations, the Carnot cycle, and the Stirling cycle.
The document discusses cogeneration (CHP), which is the simultaneous production of heat and power from a single fuel source. It describes various cogeneration technologies that can be used and their applications in industrial settings. Cogeneration improves energy efficiency compared to separate production of heat and electricity and can reduce costs for businesses if the heat is utilized properly. The economics of cogeneration depend on factors like fuel and electricity prices and carbon credits, and it offers benefits like reduced emissions and more reliable energy.
This document summarizes a study of a diesel engine power plant. It describes how a diesel engine is used as the prime mover to generate mechanical energy through combustion, which is then converted to electrical energy by an alternator. Diesel power plants are efficient and economical for small-scale power generation, especially where other fuel sources are not available or load factors are high. The document outlines the objectives, components, operating principles, applications and types of diesel engines used in diesel power plants.
This document provides information about diesel power plants. It begins with an introduction that explains diesel power plants use diesel engines connected to alternators to convert the chemical energy of diesel fuel into mechanical energy and then electrical energy.
It then lists and describes the essential elements of a diesel power plant, such as the diesel engine, generator, exciter, air and fuel filters, and lubrication systems. Diagrams of a typical diesel power plant layout and the workings of 2-stroke and 4-stroke diesel engines are also included.
The document compares internal combustion engines like diesel engines to external combustion engines like steam engines. It discusses applications of diesel power plants such as for peak loads and emergencies. Advantages, disadvantages,
The document provides an overview of NTPC Limited, the largest power company in India. It discusses NTPC's operations, including its power generation capacity, operational performance, regional spread of power plants, and environmental management efforts. It also describes the basic components and functioning of a thermal power plant, including the steam generator, steam turbine, electric generator, and coal-based electricity generation process. Key details include NTPC having a generating capacity of 34,854 MW from 28 plants, high availability and plant load factors, and leadership in reducing environmental impacts from power generation in India.
the advantages and disadvantages of conventional energy and green energy showing that the benefits of green energy is more than the conventional one ,,, showing also the disadvantages of the green one and how to cover it
The negative effects of non-renewable fossil fuels have forced scientists to draw attention to clean energy sources which are both environmentally more suitable and renewable. By using the wind energy, power may be produced. The project entitled “Energy Produced by using the Wind Energy” is aimed to produce power with renewable source of energy like wind. In this project by using a small fan blade, electric power is produced by utilizing the drag force of the wind in a moving vehicle. This project aims to design a model for using wind energy to generate electricity which in turn may be used to run electrical utilities directly or through a storage battery.
IRJET- Performance and Evaluation of Aqua Ammonia Air Conditioner System ...IRJET Journal
This document discusses the performance evaluation of an aqua-ammonia air conditioning system for automobiles that uses waste exhaust heat from the vehicle engine. The study examines how the generator and absorption refrigeration system can utilize the available waste heat. Results found that the cooling capacity was affected by the ammonia concentration and provided acceptable cooling between 1-1.5 tons. The coefficient of performance was highest at higher generator and evaporator temperatures but decreased with increasing condenser and absorber temperatures. Overall, the study shows that an aqua-ammonia vapor absorption system has the potential to provide air conditioning for vehicles using only waste exhaust heat from the engine.
Optimizing Hybrid Wind/Diesel Generator System Using BAT AlgorithmIJERA Editor
Hybrid system comprising of Wind/Diesel generation system for a practical standalone application considers
Wind turbine generators and diesel generator as primary power sources for generating electricity. Battery banks
are considered as a backup power source. The total value of cost is reduced by meeting energy demand required
by the customers. Bat optimization technique is implemented to optimize wind and battery modules. Wind and
battery banks are considered as primary sources and diesel generator as a secondary power source for the system
Optimizing Hybrid Wind/Diesel Generator System Using BAT AlgorithmIJERA Editor
This document summarizes an article that proposes optimizing a hybrid wind/diesel generator system using a bat algorithm. The hybrid system considers wind turbines, battery banks, and a diesel generator to meet energy demands. The bat algorithm is implemented to optimize the number and types of wind turbine and battery modules. The algorithm generates random configurations, calculates the power output to determine fitness, and iteratively selects configurations that reduce total system costs, which include investment, installation, and maintenance costs of all components. The results show the optimized number of wind turbine and battery modules determined by the bat algorithm to minimize costs while meeting load demands.
In this document, we have covered the Gas Turbine Power Plant. A gas turbine power plant is also called a combustion turbine power plant. The gas turbine is a type of continuous combustion, an internal combustion engine.
We have covered the
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Study On Diesel Power Plant In Textile Industry. Diesel Power Plant In Textile Industry
1. GREEN UNIVERSITY OF BANGLADESH
Department Of Textile
ASSIGNMENT
Remarks:
Course Code : TE 311
Course Title : Textile Mill Uitilities
Submitted By:
Name : Md Rakibul Hassan
ID : 183014057
Section : E1
Department : Textile
Date Of Submission : 19-09-2020
Assignment Topic : Diesel Power Plant In Textile Industry
Submitted to:
Name : Mr. Md Al Amin Hossain
Designation : Lecturer
Department : Textile
2. Diesel Power Plant In Textile Industry
Introduction:
Textile processing industry includes spinning,fabric,knit & garments manufacturing . In these
processing steps a high amount of energy is needed everyday i.e.; thermal energy required per meter
of cloth is 4,500-5,500 Kcal and electrical energy required per meter of cloth is 0.45-0.55 kWh. This
type of energy is usually fulfilled by conventional energy like fuel oil & natural gas that dispose
harmful pollutants into the environment & as a result depletes the ozone layer, creates greenhouse
effect & acid rain thus trends us to global warming. At the same time due to exhaustible sources of
conventional energy, the price is increasing, which does not indicate a good sign for making
profitability. The whole world would envisage a serious energy crisis after 2050 due to indiscriminate
use of coal & petroleum oil. Due to these restrictions of conventional energy, it is not familiar with
the economy of Bangladesh as a developing country. In the Global Economic Report of the World
Bank, WB says that the recent hike in the price of fuel oil will push up inflation in Bangladesh. So
we should come to the best alternative of conventional energy for keeping sustainability. All over the
world is deeply concerned about this matter & the reflection of their concern is the “Green energy
based third industrial revolution”. Especially our neighboring countries China & India are now
enormously using solar power, wind power, wind energy & they make the newest policy for
renewable energy based industrialization. I think Bangladesh as a textile industry based developing
country has greater extent of feasibility to exchange the energy system for developing industries as
environment friendly with highest economic.
Fig: Diesel Power Plant
System Of Diesel Power Plant:
1. Starting System
2. Lubrication System
3. Exhaust System
4. Air Intake System
5. Fuel System
6. Cooling System
1. Starting System:
The starting system conven is electrical energy from the bottenies into mechanical energy to turn the
engine over. A malfunction within the stanting system will make it difficult to get the endine running.
2. Lubrication System:
One purpose is to lubricate the bearing surfaces. The other purpose is to cool the bearing by absorbing
the friction generated heat. The flow of oil to the moving pants is accomplished by the engines internal
lubricating system. The oil galleries distribute the oil to all the beaning surface in the engine.
3. 3. Exhaust System:
A diesel exhaust systems main purpose is to take the used up fuel air mixture that a diesel engine uses
in its combustion Chamber and make sure that it is removed from the combustion Chamber via the
tailpipe.
4. Air Intake System:
In addition to cleaning the ain, the intake system is usually designed to intake fresh air from as far
away from the engine as practicable, usually just outside of the engines building or enclosure. This
provides the engine with a supply of ain that has not been heated by the engines own waste heat.
5. Fuel System:
The function of the diesel fuel system is to inject a precise amount of atomized and Pressurized fuel
into each engine cylinder at the proper time. combustion in a diesel engine occurs when this rush of
fuel is mixed with hot compressed air.
6. Cooling System:
The cooling system consists of a Closed loop similar to that of a can engine and contains the following
major components. water pump, radiator on heat exchanger, water Jacket and a thermostat.
Diesel Power Plant In Textile Industry:
Israg cotton mills limited is a ning spinning unit with 102,000 spindles. ICML is part of the Ahmed
Group, a leading name in the textile industry of Bangladesh. Ahmed Group started their journey in
1977 as a garment manufacturing with Lula fashion Ltd its umbrella namely, Isnag cotton mills, israg
spinning mills sajib fashion wear. Israg rotor spinning mills and israg textile mills. Clarke energy in
Bangladesh secured the contract with some to design, supply and render installation support prior to
carrying out commissioning activity of eight 1445k we natural gas gensets at the textile mill.
Following the initial orden for 3x jen bacher J420. Clarke energy secured the remaining orders based
on the augmentation plans of the company and also as part of the replacement Product . In addition
to the positive spank spread the Ahmed groups Philosophy to implement innovative technologies
helped them select jenbacher engines which are specifically developed for gas application. The
jenbacher J420 gas engine offer low fuel consumption, low oil consumption enhanced control system,
and higher efficiency and power output advantages.
The natural gas based captive power plant at ICML has resulted in cost savings, reduced Co2
emission, resiliency from grid disturbance and takes advantages of lower priced natural gas for
generating quality power required for the ring spinning unit.
Clarke energy. Significent experience, expertise project management skills and unmatched
commitment towards after sales service has led to the ahmed group installing six further jenbacheer
engines at two other textile plants operated by the group.
Industry Perspective:
They should also search and study the other source of energy. Also the most important thing is to
change the strategy of business, because this unlimitedly low cost fuel will not be feasible in future.
So they must take new technology. Global economic crisis and internal energy crisis will be the major
issue for the industries in near future. They should re-think about their business policy.
Diesel Cycle:
In a four stroke engine there are two possible cycles where the camshaft si geared to rotate at half of
speed of crankshaft with on event per stroke, in a two stroke cycle more events have to the timed per
stroke, 4 stroke diesel enginesare used in diesel electric facilities for a small loads, such as for
powering installations with personal computer Mini power plants and more recently small power
4. plants on the other hand two. Stroke diesel engine are used in diesel electric facitilities. since this
book is directed more specially to a small power plants the four stroke diesel engine is discussed next-
Working In Diesel Power Plant:
In a diesel power station diesel engine is used as the prime mover. The diesel burns inside the engine
and the products of this combustion act as the working fluid two produce mechanical energy .the
diesel engine drives alternator which converts mechanical energy into electrical energy. As the
generation cost is considerable due to a high price of diesel, therefore, such power stations are only
used to produce small power.
Although steam power plants and hydroelectric plants are invariably used to generate bulk power at
cheaper cost yet diesel power stations are finding favour at places where the demand for power is
less, sufficient quantity of coal and water is not available and the transportation facilities are
inadequate these plants are also used as standby sets for continuity of supply to important points such
as hospitals, radio stations, cinema houses and telephone exchanges.
Advantages of Diesel Power Station:
1. The design and layout of the plant are quite simple.
2. It occupies less space as the number and size of the auxiliaries is small.
3. It can be located at any place.
4. The overall cost is much less than that of steam power station of the same capacity.
5. It requires less quantity of water for cooling.
6. It requires less operating staff.
7. It can be started quickly and can pick up load in a short time.
8. There are no standby losses,
9. The thermal efficiency of the plant is higher than that of a steam power station,
Disadvantages Of Diesel Power Station:
1. The plant has high running charges as the fuel (i.e., diesel) used is costly.
2. The plant can only generate small power.
3. The maintenance charges are generally high.
4. The plant does not work satisfactorily under overload conditions for a longer period.
5. The cost of lubrication is generally high.
Applications of Diesel Power Plant:
1. 1. The diesel oil is used as a fuel in power generation.
2. It produces AC as well as DC Voltages.
3. It is used where small power generation is a requirement.
4. In case of any emergency diesel engines are used.
5. It is also used for peal load during a small period of time.
6. It is used to restart the boilers.
7. It is used in remote places.
8. It can be used in areas having low load factor.
Why Solar for Textile?
Solar gives textile manufacturers control of one of the critical cost variables, power, and provides
them a long-term differentiation. While as a percentage of conversion cost spinning mills have a
higher percentage, dyeing and fabric units will also benefit from its adoption. The early adopters of
solar power who avail themselves of AD and REC bene ts currently available would have built a
long-term differentiator for their businesses and a winning proposition in the marketplace. The grid
power costs are expected to escalate at six per cent YoY, moreover accessibility of grid power is also
challenging, resulting in higher usage of diesel increasing overall energy costs. It is essential to have
energy security for the future and also minimize the current diesel consumption costs leading to faster
5. payback of the solar investment.
Energy Use In The Textile Industry:
The textile industry, in general, is not considered an energy intensive industry. However, the textile
industry comprises a large number of plants which all together consume a significant amount of
energy. The share of total manufacturing energy consumed by the textile industry in a particular
country depends upon the structure of the manufacturing sector in that country. For instance, the
textile industry accounts for about 4% of the final energy use in manufacturing in China while this
share is less than 2% in the US. The share of the total product cost expended on energy in the textile
industry also varies by country.
Power & Fuel:
Bangladesh is undergoing a severe energy crisis and more alarmingly it is looking for alternative
suitable sources for power generation but still to select or decide the right one when the country is
just about to finish its gas reserve in near future. According to Petrobangla almost 85 percent of the
power generation plant here is gas based which is quite unusual for any country. In Bangladesh most
of the industries especially the textile industries do not take power from the grid rather they produce
their own power by most cases gas generators. This power is called captive power. If we calculate
hypothetically we come with data that Bangladesh has a supply of captive power for at least 2700
MW.
Peak demand of Power is catered by:
Natural gas 85%
Liquid fuel 6.76%
Coal 5.41%
Hydropower 2.45%
Gas:
Bangladesh is not only suffering from a power generation crisis. It has a serious crisis of primary fuel
too. Government in a desperate situation tries load management. Urea fertilizer factories are kept shut
down to divert gas supply to power plants. Industries suffer from lack of quality gas supply all over
the gas franchise area. PDB blames Petrobangla for failure of required gas supply which restricts
power generation. The Natural Gas Value Chain of Bangladesh is in total mess with very little hope
of improvement over the next two remaining years of the present government term. Though
Petrobangla in a much hyped Media briefing talked of a high sounding success story of adding over
500MMCFD + new gas over the last three years yet the ground picture is very different. No new gas
field has been discovered over the period. There are very little success stories in exploration by IOCs
and BAPEX.
6. Coal:
• Country is believed to have 65 Tcf equivalents High Heating Value (A- grade), Low Ash
Bituminous Coal reserve in 5 discovered fields.
• Only 5.41 % of our power is being produced from coal, while we can make it at least 40%
with our existing coal reserve in a very time.
• Policies, acts and law stressed upon economic use of indigenous coal. Yet only we have only
one underperforming coal mine- A black elephant.
• Uncertain Situation of Gas supply and improper strategy to explore further petroleum
resources implies early exploration and exploitation of coal resources to extract maximum
with minimum impacts.
• Bangladesh is grappling unnecessarily with Coal policy despite having several approved
documents.
• Coal market is as volatile as oil. Market players like Japan, China, India have much higher
buying capacities.t
Positive Plan for Generating power should be (Targeting 2021):
Contingency Plants / Peaking Plant: The transportation facilities of rail and water are still not
sufficient enough to ensure supply of liquid fuel to all power plant developers in time. Government
must stop giving any new permission for liquid fuel based power plants. Government had to pay
billions of dollars already for liquid fuel imports. PDB had to pay through its nose the higher price of
power. Both PDB and BPC will be bankrupt if this trend continues over long term.
Coal Based Power Plant: Bangladesh must realize that if it fails to explore and start exploit its
own substantial coal resource urgently the black gold may remain underground forever. Government
must start mining coal by open pit method from Phulabri and remaining portion of Barapukuria within
this year and start construction of at least 1500-2000MW mine mouth power plants. By end of 2014,
much of the power crisis situation will be taken care of.
Gas Fired Power Plant: Natural gas use must be gradually restricted to industrial use only. Natural
gas for domestic and commercial use must be phased out. For this category of consumers LPG use
7. must be encouraged. No more Fertilizer plants should be set up until a major gas reserve is discovered.
Gas use for different categories may be restricted according to the following after 2020. Use of
Natural gas must be capped at 4000MMCFD.
Solar energy:
Solar energy technologies include solar heating, solar photovoltaic, solar thermal electricity & solar
architecture which can make considerable contribution to have a sustainable energy system. The main
input of the solar energy is the solar radiation. At earth surface solar radiation varies over the day &
the year. In Bangladesh monthly daily solar radiation is in the range from 4.0-4.5 kwh/m2/day.
Institute of renewable energy, University of Dhaka in association with the national Renewable Energy
Laboratory (NERL) in USA & DLR laboratories in Germany prepared solar radiation maps over BD.
Solar photovoltaic system: Photovoltaic systems (PV system) use solar panels to convert sunlight into
electricity. A system is made up of one or more photovoltaic (PV) panels, a DC/AC power converter
(also known as an inverter), a racking system that holds the solar panels, electrical interconnections,
and mounting for other components. Optionally it may include a maximum power point tracker
(MPPT), battery system and charger, solar tracker, energy management software, solar concentrators
or other equipment. A small PV system may provide energy to a single consumer, or to an isolated
device like a lamp or a weatherinstrument. Large grid-connected PV systems can provide the energy
needed by manycustomers. The electricity generated can be either stored, used directly
(island/standaloneplant), or fed into a large electricity grid powered by central generation plants (grid-
connected/grid-tied plant), or combined with one or many domestic electricity generators to feed into
a small grid (hybrid plant).Systems are generally designed in order to ensure the highest energy yield
for a given investment. Typical panel ratings range from less than 100 watts to over 400 watts. Costs
of production have been reduced in recent years for more widespread use through production and
technological advances. The average retail price of solar cells fell to $2.43/watt. For large-scale
installations, prices below $1.00/watt are nowcommon. Crystal silicon solar cells have largely been
replaced by less expensive multicrystalline silicon solar cells, and thin film silicon solar cells have
also been developedrecently at lower costs of production. Although they are reduced in energy
conversion efficiency from single crystalline "si wafers", they are also much easier to produce at
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Conclusion:
A Diesel Power Plant is wherein the prime mover of an alternator is a diesel engine. Using
a diesel engine has its own pros and cons. Installation and operation are easier as compared to
other power plants.
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Submitted by,
Md Rakibul Hassan
Reference:
1. https://electricalvoice.com/diesel-power-station-advantages-disadvantages-applications/
2.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAX_fK_c8Mc#:~:text=A%20Diesel%20Power%20Plant%20is,compared%20to
%20other%20power%20plants.