Textiles

Separate air-jet weaving, spinning and other processes. Build the demand from the actual machine mix and operating shifts.

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Which processes use air: air-jet weaving, spinning, cleaning or others?
What are the machine models, installed quantities and active quantities by shift?
What air consumption does each maker specify for the actual speed, fabric and operating condition?
Which machines operate together, and how do starts or process changes affect peak demand?
What minimum pressure is needed at each production area, and where has it been measured?
What moisture, particle, oil and pressure-dew-point requirements apply to each process?
What shifts, seasonal conditions, planned expansion and supply interruptions must be considered?

Different textile processes and machine settings do not share one air-consumption value.
Do not apply both duty and simultaneity factors to describe the same reduction in active machines.