This process involves opening recycled fabric and, after purification and impurity removal, carding to produce recycled cotton. During production, waste threads and irregular yarns are first manually sorted out from waste cotton and waste fabric pieces. The fibers are then thoroughly mixed and opened using an opening machine to remove impurities. Subsequently, a purification machine removes remaining impurities and cards the fibers into the final purified recycled cotton product.
The equipment used in the process of converting waste cotton fabric into recycled cotton primarily operates on electricity. The solid waste generated during production mainly includes cotton residue, waste threads, and scrap cotton materials. The project generates mainly domestic wastewater, while the air pollutants emitted during opening, carding, and baling processes consist primarily of cotton dust. This dataset is applicable to the recycling process of waste cotton fabrics into regenerated cotton.