Industry

Textile & Garments

Dyeing, finishing, spinning and garment plants: process chilled water for jet dyeing, humidification for spinning, comfort cooling for sewing floors.

Typical plant150–1,500 TR
Reference sitesGazipur · Narayanganj · Savar · Ctg
Groups servedHa-Meem, Aman, Pacific, DEKKO, Anwar…
Textile & Garments — MHM Engineering

Textile is where MHM started and still the largest part of our reference list — spinning mills, dyeing and finishing plants, denim washing and garment factories in Gazipur, Narayanganj, Savar, Chattogram and Sylhet. A dyeing floor needs chilled water that holds temperature while jet machines cycle; a spinning mill needs 55–65% humidity and clean air around the ring frames; a sewing floor needs 24–26 °C for 5,000 people without a power bill that kills the margin.

We supply and maintain the whole utility block: air- and water-cooled chillers, FRP cooling towers, humidification plants and AHUs, pumps, softeners and RO plants for boiler feed and dye-house water, generators and LT panels — designed for 46 °C rooftops and dust that clogs a condenser in a month.

What the sector needs

The engineering problems in textile & garments

Process chilled water that holds ±1 °C

Jet dyeing, sanforising and rotary printing lose colour consistency when supply water swings; we stage compressors and size buffer volume for the batch cycle.

Humidity for spinning and weaving

Ring frames and looms need stable RH; chilled-water humidification plants with washer sections and EC fans hold it through the seasons.

Rooftop plant at 46 °C and full of lint

Hydrophilic-coated condensers, lint screens, wide-fin spacing and monthly coil washing in the AMC keep capacity in May.

Energy per kg of fabric

VFD pumps and tower fans, chilled-water reset and sequencing typically cut utility kWh 15–25% — the audits brand buyers ask for.

What MHM delivers

How we solve them

  1. 1

    Central chilled-water plant

    Water-cooled screw chillers with FRP towers for dye houses above 300 TR; air-cooled scroll units for satellite floors.

  2. 2

    Humidification & comfort HVAC

    AHUs with washer sections, ducting, fans and BMS control for spinning halls and sewing floors.

  3. 3

    Water & steam side

    Softeners, RO and DM plants for boilers and dye water; ETP and chemical programmes.

  4. 4

    Power & controls

    Diesel generators, LT/MCC panels and VFDs with a Siemens or KMC BMS for the utility block.

Questions

Common questions from textile & garments plants

Above about 300 TR with space for towers and a water supply, water-cooled screw chillers cost 25–35% less to run. Below that, or on tight rooftops, air-cooled scroll units are simpler and cheaper to install.

Yes — we tie new chillers and towers into headers with staged shutdowns, usually on Fridays, so production continues.

Planning a textile & garments plant or expansion?

Site survey, load calculation and a written proposal are free. We will show you a reference plant like yours.