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6- THE THEORY OF WASHING PROGRAMS
Chapter 6 summaryEnter
A washing program is the detailed list of instructions required to establish the physical and chemical characteristics of a process of detergency.
DEFINITION:
Physical characteristicsIntensity of mechanical action
Duration of actionTemperature level
Chemical characteristicsQuantity and type of detergent
Requirements of a program
Removing
Linen that is pleasant to the touch
Fabrics that are gentle on the user’s skin
No wear on the linen
Freeing the fabrics of micro-organisms
Maintaining optimum cost levels
Goal of a washing program:
Programming variations:Factors involved in designing a washing program:
Programming variations:In short, they are designed taking into account:
Type of fibre
Type and quantity of soiling
Type of machinery
Production requirements
The phases of a washing program
Girbau programming structure
Function Phase Program
Girbau programming structureRepeating the same sequence:
Water fillingLevel controlTemperature controlAddition of chemical productsCooling control (optional)
Managing the bath
IntensityDurationMechanical
action
DurationCentrifugal force
Draining
Each action performed by the washing machine during a washing program is known as a function.
Function
Phase
A phase is the grouping together of a set of functions arranged in sequence from the input of water into the washer to the draining of said water.
Program
A program is a set of phases grouped together in a defined sequence, and the aim in executing this program is to treat the fabrics involved.
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