What kind of concepts were you thinking of?ravindrar said:Summary:: Moisture removal from Polyester staples.
I want to remove 6% moisture in one hour from 500 kg of polyester staples, which contains 12% moisture using vacuum chamber at maximum temperature of 40´´°¨ C. Can anybody help to design vessel. I can calculate pump capacity.
Does this related thread help? (it's for drying lumber)ravindrar said:Summary:: Moisture removal from Polyester staples.
I want to remove 6% moisture in one hour from 500 kg of polyester staples, which contains 12% moisture using vacuum chamber at maximum temperature of 40´´°¨ C. Can anybody help to design vessel. I can calculate pump capacity.
As posted removing moisture from 500 kg staples in shortest possible time. I feel vacuum will best option.Chestermiller said:What kind of concepts were you thinking of?
berkeman said:Does this related thread help? (it's for drying lumber)
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/help-with-building-a-vacuum-chamber.981345/
Moisture can cause polyester staples to become weak and lose their shape. This can lead to pilling, shrinkage, and an overall decrease in the quality and durability of the fabric.
The most effective method for removing moisture from polyester staples is to use a dehumidifier or air conditioner in the room where the fabric is stored. This will help to reduce the overall humidity and prevent the fabric from becoming damp.
While heat can help to remove moisture, it is not recommended for polyester staples as it can cause the fabric to shrink and become distorted. It is best to avoid using high heat when trying to remove moisture from polyester staples.
The time it takes to remove moisture from polyester staples will depend on the level of humidity in the room and the amount of moisture in the fabric. It is best to monitor the fabric and continue the process until it feels dry to the touch.
Yes, there are a few ways to prevent moisture from affecting polyester staples. Storing the fabric in a dry, well-ventilated area and avoiding exposure to high humidity or moisture can help. Additionally, using a fabric softener or dryer sheets can also help to repel moisture from the fabric.