The document outlines the water usage breakdown in a textile industry. It shows that total water usage is divided into process use (77%), boiler use (14%), and worker use (9%). The largest process water uses are bleaching (38%) and washing (20%). The water is treated in an effluent treatment plant (ETP) where 58% can be recycled for reuse in processes like ash quenching (4%) and evaporator use (14%).

1. Water Balance Diagram in Textile
Industry

2. Total Water(100%)
Boiler (14%) Process (77%) Worker Use (9%)
Printing(8%)
Dyeing(16%)
Bleaching(38%)
Spinning(6%)
Weaving(9%)
ETP
58%
2%
Ash Quenching(4%)
Evaporator(14%)
Washing(20%)
Process(25%)
Boiler(15%)
20%

3. Total Water(100%)
Boiler (14%) Process (77%) Worker Use (9%)
Printing(8%)
Dyeing(16%)
Bleaching(38%)
Spinning(6%)
Weaving(9%)
ETP
58%
2%
Ash Quenching(4%) Evaporator(14%) Washing(20%)
20%
15%
25%