link no. 59 customer magazine spun yarn systems - Rieter
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6 LINK <strong>59</strong> . 1 /2012<br />
PRODUCT NEWS<br />
Recovering good fibers from<br />
blowroom waste<br />
Good fibers can easily be recovered from blowroom waste with the<br />
<strong>Rieter</strong> Recycling Line. These raw material savings make a significant<br />
contribution to a spinning mill’s operating profits.<br />
Fig. 1 The recycling<br />
line can simply be<br />
added to the existing<br />
VARIOline.<br />
Blowroom / card waste<br />
To fiber separation<br />
From central extraction<br />
Option: press<br />
Processing blowroom waste in the <strong>Rieter</strong> Recycling<br />
Line can make an important contribution here. The<br />
basic idea is to recover long fibers from the waste and<br />
feed them back into the production line. Depending<br />
on the spinning process and the trash content of the<br />
cotton, the investment in the additional blowroom<br />
machinery pays for itself within a year.<br />
The spinning industry continually has to address the<br />
following challenges:<br />
• availability and cost of raw material<br />
• rising energy costs<br />
• availability and cost of personnel<br />
• financing and payback on investment<br />
The recycling line – from the <strong>systems</strong> supplier<br />
As a <strong>systems</strong> supplier for all four spinning tech<strong>no</strong>logies,<br />
<strong>Rieter</strong> offers individually tailored solutions to<br />
improve the eco<strong>no</strong>mics of a spinning mill. One example<br />
is the <strong>Rieter</strong> Recycling Line. This processes and<br />
separates the individually collected waste from the<br />
different machines in the <strong>Rieter</strong> VARIOline blowroom<br />
line and the cards. This always pays off – <strong>no</strong>t only<br />
when raw material is scarce and prices are therefore<br />
rising (Fig. 1).<br />
Treating cotton from blowroom waste<br />
The basic idea of treating blowroom waste is to recover<br />
long fibers from the waste. Spinning mill waste<br />
is subdivided into two categories for the spinning<br />
process:<br />
• recyclable waste (fiber length > 12.5 mm)<br />
• <strong>no</strong>n-recyclable waste (fiber length < 12.5 mm).<br />
The recyclable fibers can be fed back to the blowroom<br />
continuously or batchwise after recovery. These fibers<br />
can be used as raw material for coarse-count rotor<strong>spun</strong><br />
<strong>yarn</strong>s and for ring-<strong>spun</strong> <strong>yarn</strong>s in the medium count<br />
range.