CHARACTERISTICS OF TEXTILE FACILITIES AND ISSUES ARISING IN FIRE PREVENTION AND FIGHTING

A textile facility is a legally constructed and operated building, structure, or location where one or more stages of the textile production chain are carried out, including fiber processing, spinning, weaving, dyeing, printing, finishing, industrial sewing, raw material and finished product warehousing, and related auxiliary activities. Textile facilities are typically characterized by containing a large amount of flammable materials, such as cotton, fabrics, synthetic fibers, and dyeing chemicals; having a high density of machinery and equipment; and concentrating a large number of workers. Textile factories are places with enclosed production spaces, limited ventilation, and complex electrical systems… This article analyzes the characteristics of textile factories and the current state of fire prevention and fighting, pointing out existing problems and limitations in this area, and then proposing solutions to improve the effectiveness of fire prevention and fighting in textile factories.