ImproveIng the Reproducibility in Dyeing
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IMPROVEING THE REPRODUCIBILITY IN DYEING
POINTS TO DISCUSS
• REPRODUCIBILITY • RIGHT FIRST TIME DYEING• BLIND DYEING CONCEPT• LAB TO LAB REPRODUCBILITY• LAB TO BULK REPRODUCBILITY• AND HOW IMORVE REPRODUCBILITY
Background
What is reproducibility?
To perform something in well manners and with accuracy again and again.
Reproducibility in dyeing??
The ability to produce the same shade with recipe ,at anytime, every time and all the times is termed as reproducibility.
IMPORTANCE OF REPRODUCIBILTY IN DYEING
• Approaching better and accurate results• Decreases the shade variation• Saves time and cost• Increases productivity• Achieve customer satisfaction
How Reproducibility Is Improved?
Right First Time Concept
and Blind dyeing Concept
Right First Time Dyeing
• RFT is the level of precision and accuracy of process.
• Means the work done at first instance must have desired results.
• No re-working or adjustments
Importance of RFT
RFT eliminates• Reprocessing • Striping• Re-dyeing• Re-shading
What reprocessing means here??
• More use of dyes and chemicals.• More use of water• Loss of time and possibly deadlines• Lesser production compared to production
capacity.• More energy consumption• More effluent discharge and pollution.
• Higher effluent treatment costs• Low competitiveness• Low image in the global market.
Blind Dyeing
• To achieve the RFT the most popular approach is “Blind Dyeing”.
Blind dyeing concept
It is the practice of carrying out an exhaust dyeing, removing the batch from the, and loading the next batch and only then examining the first batch for shade , levelness etc.
Principle of Blind Dyeing
• No-addition dyeing concept
• Control of factors affecting dyeing
Practices done to achieve Reproducibility
Process Cost Productivity Profit
Bind dyeing(RFT) 100 100 100
Small addition 110 80 48
Large addition 135 64 -45
Strip or redye 206 48 -375
The factors effecting the Dyeing Reproducibility
EFFECT OF SUBSTARTE
• Quality of fiber• Textile yarn• Woven fabrics• Quality of fabrics• Fabric preparation• Lot to lot variation
Effect of process conditions
• Temperature• pH• Pickup• Methods of conditioning• washing
Effect of machine & equipment
• Color measuring instruments• Color data processing• Basis of computer matching• Spectrophotometer
Effect of Dyestuff & Auxiliaries
• Dye recipe formulation• Dyestuff variables• Impact of Dyeing auxiliaries
Effect of Water & Steam
• Water impurities• Hardness in dye bath• Bicarbonate in dye bath
Three Key Areas
• A recipe should give the same shade every time it is repeated in the lab
• A recipe developed in the lab should give the same shade in the bulk dyeing as it gives in the lab dyeing.
• A recipe should give the same shade, all the time it is repeated in the bulk dyeing
FACTORS EFFECTING DYEING REPRODUCIBILITY
• Water supply• Type of substrate• Dye application method• Liquor ratio• pH of dye bath• Time/temperature profile• Method of accessing color• Weight basis for recipe calculation
TYPES REPRODUCIBILTY
• Lab-to-lab reproducibility• Lab-to-bulk reproducibility• Bulk-to-bulk reproducibility
Lab to lab reproducibility
• High quality lab recipe must be developed that can b reproduced in bulk and give subsequent bulk continuity.
Three problems raise their heads here:• Accuracy of lab dyeing• Compatible lab dyeing methods that can
reproduced in bulk• Choice of dyestuff
Aids to improve lab accuracy
• Use of automated machinery• Lab dyeing machines with sophisticated
controllers • Using multi-product injection (MPI) facilities• Formulation and standards must be held in
shade library.• Color matching instruments must used.
Lab Responsibility
The following task must be taken care by the textile laboratory.
• Receiving inspection of textile goods and dyes.• Control of water quality.• Lying down of quantity criteria.• Development of appropriate test methods.• Selection of reasonable dyeing and finishing
methods
Lab Responsibility
• Making of formulation for new articles and shades.
• Production control.• Correction of off-shade dyeing• Testing of color fastness and technologies
properties.• Determination of the cause of problems
Lab to Bulk Reproducibility
• When bulk results are correlated with that of lab results then lab to bulk reproducibility is achieved.
• Good Lab to lab reproducibility attributes to good lab to bulk reproducibility.
Factors concerned for Good Lab to Bulk Reproducibility
Dye Selection
Many factors are involved in dye selection. Dyes must be:• Compatible• Robust• Stable• Chromopheric content• Reactive content in case of reactive dyes
Dye Selection
• Moisture content• Absorption in solution• Particle size of dye• Meeting the specification
Substrate Control
• The various factors in substrate specification must be certified such as:
• Dyeability• Quality of fibre , yarn and fabric
Computer color matching
• This technology can be major aid in dye house both in cost and speeding up the production.
• For this database must be updated regularly.
Requirements for lab to bulk reproducibility
• A laboratory procedure that reproduce bulk results or can be correlated with them must be available.
• Process details must be standardized.• Accuracy of weighting and measuring must be
of higher order in both lab and bulk practice.
Practical Approaches to achieve lab to bulk reproducibility
• By optimizing lab conditions compatible with the bulk.
• By playing with recipe.
How to Optimize lab conditions?
• Following Lab conditions can be considered for reactive dyeing:
• Pad pressure• Padder speed• Drying temperature• Drying time• Steaming temperature• Steam time
Summary
• Lab procedure must be reproduced or correlated with bulk system.
• Dyeing process must be standardized.• Accuracy of weighting and measuring at lab and
bulk scale.• Dyestuff used should be compatible , robust
and stable when applied.• Data base loaded onto computer should be
updated.
• Lab dyeing equipments with sophisticated and multi product injection are availed.
• Standard operating procedure(SOP)• Proper control of machine parameters.