It is quite enough to have 100 to 130 CFM of compressor capacity

for 10,000 spindles of any spinning mill activity

- Concept is within

If you have more than our

recommendation in compressor capacity

Just contact us
we are here to reduce your compressor units

X-Axis Case History

Below are our previous projects and its savings for reference

Savings In Units Per

Day

Savings in Rupees Per Month

300

63,000

M/S. Ananda Kumar Spinning Mills ltd,

Coimbatore
M/S. Subburaj Spinning Mills pvt ltd, Tirunelveli

700

147,000

M/S. Kumaragiri Spinners ltd, Veppadai Erode

1000

1,80,000

M/S. Pallava Textiles Ltd, Veppadai Erode

700

1,26,000

M/S. KLRF Textiles Unit II, Sattur

750

1,35,000

M/S. Eltex Super Castings, Coimbatore

750

1,35,000

M/S. Bannari Amman Spinning Mill, Unit 1

Dindigal
M/S. Santhosh Meenakshi Spinning mills pvt ltd,
Avinashi
M/S. RG Spinning Mill, Veppadai Erode

1000

1,80,000

400

84,000

500

90,000

M/S. Janaki cotton spinning mills pvt ltd Valliyur,

Tirunelveli
M/S. Siva Tex Yarn (P) Ltd Dindigul

250

52,668

2500

5,25,000

750

1,35,000

S.No
1

8
9
10

11
12

Name of the Clients

M/S. Sudarsanam Spinning mills, Silvasa-Ramco

Group

S.No

Name of the Clients

13

M/S. AGT Mills, Veppadai, Erode

14

M/S. Arumuga Spinning Mills, Rajapalayam

15

M/S. Sangeeth Spinning Mills, Annur

16

M/S. Saravana Textiles, Srivi road,

Rajapalayam
M/S. Silver Spring India spinners p ltd, Malli

17
18
19

M/S. Sabari Textiles, Velapanayakampalayam,

paladam
M/S. Kalpana Mills, Annur

20

M/s. Rajalakshmi Spinning Mills, Virudhunagar

21

M/S. Senthur Textiles Pvt Ltd Rajapalayam

22

Pricot C & D Unit Coimbatore

23

M/S. Bannari Amman Spinning Mill Unit 2

Dindigal

Savings In Units Per Day

Savings in Rupees Per Month

1000

1,68,000

1000 Studied & Waiting for

project approval)
1000 (Studied & Waiting
for project approval)
250 (Studied & Waiting for
project approval)
750

1,68,000

500 (Studied & Waiting

project approval)
550 (Studied & Waiting
project approval)
350 (Studied & Waiting
project approval)
250 (Studied & Waiting
project approval)
900
2000

1,68,000

42,000
1,34,400

for

84,000

for

92,400

for

58,800

for

42,000
1,89,000

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Utilities

Electricity

Water

Compressed
Air

Compressed Air is the third and most expensive utility has one of the
widest spinning industry usage

Did you know ?

30 % of electrical power cost may be through compressed air

80-93% of the electrical energy consumed by a compressor is converted into
heat.

A single 1/8 leak at 6.5 Bar drains out Rs. 150, 000 per annum!!

Consequences of Air leaks

Energy
waste

Drop in system
pressure.

Shorter
equipment life

leaks

Unnecessary compressor
capacity

Our Energy saving strategy is being carried out by CAMP

Compressor Air Management Program Sequences

Savings
Completing the project by attaining the
target within the committed duration

Project
execution

Servicing or replacing of leaking

components like filter, regulator, valves, cylinders,
fittings and optimization of air pressure

Audit
Identifying the quantity of leakage and its location by using appropriate
instruments like Ultrasonic air leak detector and Digital air flow meter
Ultrasonic air leak detector

Digital air flow meter

Be aware.
Compressed air is usually your most expensive utility
It takes 8 kW of electricity to produce 1 kW worth of work
with compressed air

Some of our
usual visiting spot
may be like this

Let us do not allow

this forever

It actually
means

You may calculate yourself, the air requirement of your unit by

using our proposal as below
Department / Machine

Required CFM range per m/c

Blow room line

5 to 10

Vetal scan / Fiber scan

5 to 15

Carding

1 to 2.5

Drawing

1 to 2.5

Comber

1 to 2.5

Sliver lap

2.5 to 4

Ribbon lap

2.5 to 4

Super lap / Uni lap

4 to 8

Simplex

0.5 to 1

Ring Frame

0.85 to 1

Auto coner

12 to 18

You just compare your calculated CFM with your running

compressor capacity in CFM
Please let us know if there is a difference