The paper presents modern systems for controlling the moisture content of fabrics, which are aimed at improving the efficiency of production processes in the textile industry. The main goal of the study is to create a device that provides accurate, fast and uniform measurement of the moisture content of textile materials without destroying their structure.
The system is based on the use of infrared sensors that analyze the intensity of reflected radiation, which varies depending on the moisture content of the material. Integration with a microprocessor platform allows for automatic data processing, storage of results and their transfer to a centralized production management system.
The automated system solves the following problems:
- Uneven moisture distribution in fabrics.
- High costs of manual quality control.
- Risk of fabric damage due to improper moisture levels.
The expected results of the system implementation include reduced energy consumption, increased production productivity and high quality of finished products.
The developed system has a wide range of applications in the textile, agricultural and food industries.
Research advisor: V.Petryk
