Humidification Systems

The lint slide grid is used to humidify lint as it passes down the lint slide to the baling press. It is composed of stainless steel crosspieces (slats) which overlap to form louver-like openings. Humid air, introduced through the floor of the lint slide beneath the grid, issues from these openings and passes upward through the batt of lint, adding moisture to it. The overlapping arrangement of the slats helps to push the lint down the slide as the lint floats on this bed of humid air and prevents the accumulation of pin trash beneath the grid.

Features :

• Stainless steel louver grids.
• Louvers adaptable to existing lint slides.
• Humid air recirculation increases process economy.
• Economical and effective moisture restoration.
• Maintenance free
• Moisture restoration cost is lowest per bale.
• No damage to fibre quality.
• Valve at exhaust chamber to control moisture % restoration.
• Most economical method of restoring moisture
• Uniform application throughout width
• Protects fiber quality
• Recycling of humid air for effective fuel consumption
• Made with superior technical know-how
• High quality construction for longer life

Humidifiers with disel / gas / kerosene burner suitable for 1700  1700 cmh of hot humid air & 204 litres of peak evaporation capacity

• Instant humidification by easing out wax surface of the fibre and recuperation after humidification by cooling effect for retained moisture.
• Preserves fiber length, improves strength and uniformity and reduces short fiber content.
• Eliminates moisture condensation which is a general problem with all other moisturisation techniques.
• Increases the lint slide capacity and allows more cotton to enter the press box at each stroke of the tramper and hence higher density bale is obtained.
• Improves the capacity of the bale press whereas dry cotton requires higher compression forces and more time to charge and compact it into the press box.
• Achives better sliding of lint in the lint slide.
• Instant / online humidification
• Increases bale weight
• Reduces pressing force
• Reduces power per bale
• Improves lint grade & appearance
• High quality construction for longer life
• Improves fibre parameters

Hot air humidification applications:

• Hot humid air is inducted in the lint on a lint slide with a set of louvers at temperature around 45 to 50 degree celcius.
• The hot air eases out the surface tension of the fibre and humidity is transfered to inner stem while air passes out. the cooling down recuperates the fibre surface and maximum moisture contents are retained by fibre for a longer period.