Sportswear Garment Technology - Waterless Dyeing Technology dyed without water. Future innovations in the textile industry compiled by Sumon nectar Wichaidit current environment and pressure from conservative groups to push for reducing the use of water resources in large quantities in the textile and apparel. The present inventors have developed a technology to use dyed water. Textile Thailand Is the first developed jointly with Nike and Adidas. To deploy the new Adidas. Under the Eco-design (Design for Environmental) and for a better world (to make the world a Better Place) has teamed up with the Yeh Group (Tong Siang) technology to revolutionize the production of the clothing industry. Developed technology called "DryDye" in the dye / color the shirts without the use of water resources Yeh Group manufacturer of knitted fabrics and sportswear in Bangkok. Be the first to deploy a dyeing process does not use water three years ago. This technology replaces the water with carbon dioxide that can be recycled. This reduces energy consumption and reduce the use of chemicals in the Adidas brand was first introduced DryDye on the 2012 debut by offering a t-shirt collection entitled 50,000 to market the fabric. from the Yeh Group, which reduces to 1.25 million liters of water and then began to introduce other products. Under this technology, In June 2013, the clothing brand sports book at the German national, said that "the use of fabric technology does not use water DryDye from the Yeh Group in Thailand to more than 1 million yards," the representative of Adidas has provided the information. to the just-style that "DryDye innovative profound. It can use new media. The compressed carbon dioxide To conduct color This process is very useful in many corners of the DryDye can bring color to an efficiently than conventional dye with water. Which typically use 25 liters of dyed T-1 technology also uses less chemicals than 50% and energy consumption reduced by 50% with the addition of carbon dioxide are used as intermediates in the paint can be recycled. Recycle, reuse it, " the Nike also accelerate development competition sportswear technology for the environment as well by Nike announced that a series of marathon runners of Kenya named Abel Kirui, who won a silver medal in the marathon. man in the 2012 Olympic runners who wear tracksuit best environmental Kirui run 26.2 miles in a rush to dyed without water and produced from recycled fabric made from plastic bottles, three bottles to manufacture this fabric. Plastic bottles are ground into small flakes. Molten lead Then injected into yarn Through the tinted by the color by using recycled carbon dioxide instead of water as an aid in the stain. The dye was developed by the Dutch company. Call this technology "DyeCoo" which reduces the use of energy and chemicals by up to 50 percent Martin Lotti, director of design series of the Olympics said: "Top athletes usually require technology that is highly effective to help promote them. the worn for training and competition. The fabric from recycled and dyed without water at the Kenya runners put a running vest. Are appropriate in terms of weight and have less environmental impact, " Nike. Have to invent the technology for more than eight years ago, in early 2012, Nike has partnered with Dutch company introduced a DyeCoo Textile Systems to develop technology for dyeing Sportswear. Development of dye-less water comes out in a commercial. The fabric of the Nike is produced from the dye of newly launched technology does not use water in Taiwan at the end of 2012, Nike had signed with the factory's Taiwanese name Far Eastern Century Corp (FENC) has. factories are three factories, one factory in Taiwan and two in Thailand, this technology is being developed by DyeCoo Textile Systems have been developed in conjunction with partners, Nike named Huntsman Textile Effects since October 2012 Jay bolus deputy. Technical Director of McDonough Braungart Design Chemistry (MBDC), said: "this process can work by reducing the pressure of the carbon dioxide down to under 1,100 pounds per sq. inch carbon dioxide in a supercritical state. This makes it eligible in both a liquid or gas, "This technology was first made available at Nike and Adidas are beginning to come into play. But there are still problems in finding a suitable dye process. Using energy more efficiently and in making dyes. Which is not yet recognized the benefits of this new process began to see more clearly. By using recycled carbon dioxide CO2 to cool down and return to its gaseous state, 95% of CO2 can be recycled back. This technology also release carbon dioxide to the outside 50-75% less system is also no need to add other substances. T in the process and also dry faster. This process does not require water, which has virtually no loss (zero waste) dyed without water. Contribute to the carbon footprint (carbon footprint) as fewer adidas have presented it. "The stained clothes of the world every two years would be equal to the amount of water used in the Mediterranean" for poly ester. This technology is limited to the material, poly ester. The fabric poly-ester will be 100-150 liters of water per kilogram of saturated colors for Nike to make the textile factories that Nike contracts with producers. There are about three billion gallons of water per year in the production of cotton and poly ester. Use plenty of water is the source of the giants of the sportswear of the world, both to deploy new technology in the production process in order to preserve water. Reduce energy consumption And join the campaign to reduce global climate change Ian Burnell, director of technology, Huntsman has spoken to this technology. "The evolution of the industry A system where the same technology. Which is the development of the textile industry to the next step and move.
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