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WEBINAR: Benchmark wetcleaning processes - CONCLUDED
This webinar will be about wet cleaning. First we will introduce you to the basic principles of wet cleaning and will provide you with information regarding why wet cleaning is applied and the wet cleaning process in textile care companies. The best practice operation will focus on how to operate the textile cleaning process on a safe and sustainable way. Last but not least the cleaning performance of wet cleaning will be discussed supported with Solvetex III & IV results.
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Subjects:
- Wet cleaning process
- Machine technology
- Cleaning performance (Solvetex studies)
06/07/2017
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Learn the basics of wet cleaning in one hour!
This webinar will introduce you to the basic principles of wet cleaning, machine technology and cleaning performance
First we will introduce you to the basic principles of wet cleaning and will provide you with information regarding why wet cleaning is applied and the wet cleaning process in textile care companies
The best practice operation will focus on how to operate the textile cleaning process on a safe and sustainable way
Last but not least the cleaning performance of wet cleaning will be discussed supported with Solvetex III & IV results.
Dr. ir. Henk Gooijer and Koen van Hees BSc.
Mr. Dr. ir. Henk Gooijer
Mr. Dr. ir. Henk Gooijer has studied chemical engineering at Eindhoven University, with a specialization in materials science. He received his master’s degree in chemical engineering in 1988. Thereafter, he joined the research group Textile Technology of Twente University as an assistant professor in textile technology.
From 2004 on, he is technical project manager at TKT, The Dutch technical knowledge centre for the textile care industry. At TKT, he directed a large diversity of project for as well the textile cleaning as the textile service industry. The projects for the textile cleaning industry were focused on benchmarking the cleaning performance of the diverse solvent systems, the development of best practices and cost price optimization.
Koen van Hees BSc.
Koen van Hees Bsc. graduated Saxion University of Applied Sciences as a Fashion and Textiles Technologist (BSc), specialized in Technical Textiles.
Since 2016 he works at TKT, the Dutch Knowledge centre for Professional Textile Care, as a technical project manager and in this role Koen coordinates various projects in the field of textile care.
Mr. Dr. ir. Henk Gooijer has studied chemical engineering at Eindhoven University, with a specialization in materials science. He received his master’s degree in chemical engineering in 1988. Thereafter, he joined the research group Textile Technology of Twente University as an assistant professor in textile technology.
From 2004 on, he is technical project manager at TKT, The Dutch technical knowledge centre for the textile care industry. At TKT, he directed a large diversity of project for as well the textile cleaning as the textile service industry. The projects for the textile cleaning industry were focused on benchmarking the cleaning performance of the diverse solvent systems, the development of best practices and cost price optimization.
Koen van Hees BSc.
Koen van Hees Bsc. graduated Saxion University of Applied Sciences as a Fashion and Textiles Technologist (BSc), specialized in Technical Textiles.
Since 2016 he works at TKT, the Dutch Knowledge centre for Professional Textile Care, as a technical project manager and in this role Koen coordinates various projects in the field of textile care.
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