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[BioMatNet Database - FP5 Quality of Life Programme] G1RD-2000-00453
Development of a new spinning machine for clean, flexible and competitive high quality yarns production
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Contract No: G1RD-2000-00453
Project Type: CSC (Cost-sharing contracts)
Start Date: 01-02-2001
Duration: 48 months
Total Cost: 3 400 000 EUR
EC Contribution: 1 700 000 EUR
Scientific Officer: Philippe Guermonprez

Abstract

The traditional technique of spinning that is used by around 70% of the European production of spun yarn has a level of productivity of about 20 m/min,. This productivityhas not increased substantially from the first half of last the century. This is due to the lack of innovation. The present project aims to introduce a basic technique of non conventional spinning that is completely novel. It will be of value in maintaining production by a wide segment of spinners in Europe consisting of some 2000 companies, 95% of which are SME's, facing competion from more pridctive larger concerns.

The heart (spinning nozzle) of this new spinning system, was developed within a previous BRITE project. This achieved a highly successful result. It aimed to obtain a production rate of 300 m/min, while a rate of 600 m/min was achieved). However, this great increase in spinning capacity results in increased demands on the feeding system, extraction, and startup-connection systems. As a result these indispensable elements, limit the use of the new technology. Hence, in order to adopt the new spinning technique, it is necessary to increase the capacity of the other components of the system. Achieving this is the objective of the purpose of the present project.





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