Published October 19, 2024 | Version v1
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NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR MULTISTAGE CLEANING OF COTTON FIBER

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  • 1. doctor of Technical Sciences Tashkent institute textile and light industry, Uzbekistan, 100100, Tashkent, Shahjakhon str.№5.

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The article presents the research results of an innovative cotton fiber cleaning technology using a multi-stage fiber cleaning unit with adjustable cleaning frequency. The developed technology significantly increases the fiber cleaning efficiency to 36.15% compared to 25-30% in traditional single-stage fiber cleaners. Experimental data show a 2.5-fold reduction in air consumption and a decrease in pure fiber loss in waste. The proposed technology ensures improved fiber quality, energy savings, and more effective preservation of the natural properties of cotton.

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