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Submitted To:
Human Resources Department
US Denim Mills
Submitted By:
Muhammad Waqas Siddiq
Management Trainee Officer
Utility (Mechanical)
TABLE OF CONTENT
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ............................................................................................................................................................. 3
SAFETY MANAGEMENT........................................................................................................................................................ 4
PROCESS STUDY ...................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Ball Warping ......................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Rope Dyeing.......................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Re-beaming ........................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Sizing ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Weaving.................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Finishing............................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Inspection ............................................................................................................................................................................ 11
Shade Area .......................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Utility Department ................................................................................................................................................................ 12
Boiler ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Compressor Room ........................................................................................................................................................... 14
Power Generation ............................................................................................................................................................ 16
Humidification Plant ....................................................................................................................................................... 17
Softening plant .................................................................................................................................................................. 17
Mechanical Workshop .................................................................................................................................................... 18
Though only our name appears on the cover of this dissertation, many people have
contributed to its production. We owe our gratitude to all those people who have made this
dissertation possible and because of whom our graduate experience has been one that we
will cherish forever. Above all Almighty Allah who has always been there throughout this
endeavor and shower His blessings upon us.
I am thankful to Mr. Ghulam Sarwar for his initial lectures on safety management regarding
working at the plant site. Due to him we all are well aware to follow the rule of safety first.
We are thankful to Mr. Usman for his guidance throughout the orientation period and all
the management staff of the production area for briefing us the manufacturing process of
the denim garment.
Our deepest gratitude is to our General Manager Mr. Attique Ahmad and Engineering
department managers Mr. Shahid Younus and Mr. Usman Zahid. We have been amazingly
fortunate to Dy. Manager Mr. Ghawas Mahmood and Asst. Manger Mr. Usman Maalik who
gave us the freedom to explore on our own and at the same time the guidance to recover
when our steps faltered.
We are also thankful to the system staff and all the technical staff who has helped us
throughout our orientation period and has never hesitated to explain our queries regarding
the system operation and maintenance.
1. Water type:
Suitable on fire of
Wood
Cloth
Paper
2. Foam type:
Suitable on fire of
Oil
Petrol
Paints
Suitable on fire of
Electric Tension
Highly inflammable liquids
Oil
Petrol
Paints
Wood
Cloth
Paper
Suitable on fire of
Electric Tension
Highly inflammable liquids
Oil
Petrol
Paints
Suitable on fire of
Wood
Cloth
Paper
Electric Tension
Highly inflammable liquids
Oil
Petrol
Paints
Use of personal protective equipments (PPEs) is mandatory while at the work site. The
PPEs include safety helmet, safety shoes, and safety goggles, face mask and ear plugs.
The input is yarn which is procured by the yarn sourcing department from different
industries with collaboration from production planning and control. The output of the ball
warping department is logs also called balls which in turn become the input to the rope
dyeing department. At a time 3 sets are provided by the ball warping department to the
rope dyeing and each set has variable number of balls varying from 10-12.
There are 3 ball warping machines of Griffin Company and have a creel capacity of 540
ends. As an extension phase of increasing production from 2.5 million meters per month to
3.2 million meters per month a new ball warping machine has been installed with a creel
capacity of 480 ends.
A ball warping machine has rather a simple design. The four major components of the
machine are given as follows in the layout diagram.
The process used in rope dyeing is based on dip and oxidation. There are two machines
installed in rope dyeing section. One machine is Morrison made. It has 8 dips and can run
36 ropes. The other machine is of Smartech. It is 11 dip machines and can run 36 ropes.
In the beginning of rope dyeing process the ropes are passed through a scuver box which
removes all sorts of contaminants like waxes, oils and dirt from the ropes.
Coiler
Section
SIZING
The main purpose of the sizing is to encapsulate the yarn with the protective coating. The
material used for coating is starch. This protective coating reduces yarn abrasion that takes
place during the weaving operation and reduces yarn harness preventing adjacent yarns
from entangling with one another at the weaving machine. Also, this protective coating
keeps the indigo dye from rubbing off during the weaving process.
WEAVING
Denim fabrics are woven by interlacing two sets of yarns perpendicular to one another in
fabric form. Yarns in the machine direction are called warp yarns or warp ends and these
are interlaced with filling yarns or weft. The sequence or order of interlacing the two sets
of yarns can be varied to produce many different weave designs. The finished fabric
construction is determined by the number of warp and filling yarns per square inch or
centimeters.
Then the points are allotted per 100 square yard of the denim fabric and on the basis of
which the product is either marked A grade or B grade product. The formula is given as:
3600
=
SHADE AREA
After inspection the fabric is sent to shade area they make record of cloth samples and after
stitching pieces of cloths they sent it for washing according to standard sheet and customer
requirement. Washing is done to change shades and to remove chemicals and hazardous
materials from fabric completely. Here Hunter lab machine measures the color of the fabric
shade. From here packing list is finalized.
Besides the usage in wet machines in the process hall the steam is also provided in the
compressor rooms for the chillers. Steam is also provided for the HFO day tanks and a
steam is also provided to the LPG plant where it is provided to the evaporator.
The steam generated in the boiler room is saturated steam at almost 8 bar and 174 oC. The
boiler room is provided with 4 main boilers and 3 waste heat recovery boilers. The
specifications of the main boilers are as follows.
Boiler # 02
Robey Lincoln Package
Made
Type Boiler
Combustion Fuel Solid Fuel
Heating Surface 3900 sq. ft
Capacity 10 Ton
Boiler # 03
Made Loose Boiler
Combustion Fuel Natural Gas, HFO
Heating Surface 4700 sq. ft
Capacity 16 Ton
Boiler # 04
Made Robey Loose Boiler
Combustion Fuel Natural Gas, HFO
Heating Surface 4700 sq. ft
Capacity 05 Ton
Air Receiver
Tank
Air Dryers
1. FD 2000
2. FD 1000
3. MD 1000
4. CDx65L
All of the dryers work on the principle of vapor compression refrigeration cycle and are
used to remove the moisture from the air. It must be noted that there are losses in the air
pressure during the drying process of the air.
1. Gas Gensets
2. Diesel Gensets
3. LESCO
The purpose of the humidification plant is to maintain the temperature and humidity level
at a certain required level. The required temperatures in weaving shed are 27oC Wet and
24oC Dry with a relative humidity of 77%.
SOFTENING PLANT
The softening plant is used to remove the hardness of the water caused by the calcium and
magnesium ions. The technical data of the softening plant that installed at US Denim Mills is
as follows:
Quantity 2
Capacity 75 m3/hr
Service time 10 hrs
Regeneration time 2 hrs
Output regeneration 750 m3
Resin volume 1825 liters
Regeneration mode counter current flow
Regenerant NaCl
Regenerant concentration 10%W/W NaCl
Regeneration level 200kg salt/ liter resin
NaCl consumption per regeneration 360kg (100% W/W)