The Indian textile industry is the second largest industry in the world. Not only is India the main producer of cotton, staple fiber, and filament yarn, but the contribution of the textile industry has a significant contribution to the GDP, exports, and employment in the country.
The textile industry is highly automated. It has enormous machinery and the goods produced are extremely fragile. A majority of the textile industry is concentrated in the state of Rajasthan where temperatures soar high during the day with little to no humidity and the nights are freezing cold. This is where the relative humidity of the air in a textile industry comes into focus.
The air humidity is actually the relative humidity which can be defined as the amount of water in a sample of air as compared to the maximum amount of water the air can hold at the same specific temperature. It is common knowledge that cold air can hold less moisture than warm air. Therefore, the humidity of air is relative to its temperature. The efficiency of any process in a textile industry depends on the relative humidity of the air within its preset limits.
The collective properties of yarn and its level of workability depends on the air humidity levels. Moreover, in states like Rajasthan where the daytime and nighttime temperatures are at their extreme ends, it becomes essential to have a constant supply of fresh air in a well-ventilated space for the employees as well.
Symphony Large Space Venti-Cooling is the apt solution for the following reasons:
Textile industries produce tremendous amounts of undesirable heat, increasing the ambient temperature within the mills. Symphony Large Space Venti-Cooling circulates 100% fresh, filtered air and maintains optimum moisture in the air at the rate of Re. 1/per sq. ft.
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