Textile Industry Technology Development Trends

The textile industry has become the main force in solving employment problems. The textile industry accounts for about 30% of the national total, and its healthy and sustainable development has a decisive influence on the national economy. From the perspective of specific fiber consumption, China accounts for 57% of the world's total, and textiles and apparel exports account for 36% of the world's total. As the industry hopes, the 12th Asian Textile Conference that has recently ended will become a high-end innovation platform for textile science and technology workers to stir up intelligence and collide. Where is the focus of China's textile technology innovation? Which new technologies are more suitable for future development? Sun Ruizhe, vice chairman of the China Textile Industry Federation and chairman of the China Textile Engineering Society, conducted a detailed analysis at the conference.

The three major development trends of industrial technology The global financial crisis has brought heavy losses to the global textile industry. China's textile industry featuring “big” is more affected. Rising production factor costs and sluggish market demands have caused tremendous pressure and challenges for companies. However, the Chinese textile industry, which is dominated by small and medium-sized enterprises, has not been sluggish, and industry companies have all worked hard to find a solution. In this context, Sun Ruizhe discoursed on many opportunities facing China's textile industry.

For many years, the textile industry has become the main force in solving employment problems. The textile industry exports accounts for about 30% of the national total, and its healthy and sustainable development has a significant impact on the national economy. From the perspective of specific fiber consumption, China accounts for 57% of the world's total, and textiles and apparel exports account for 36% of the world's total. This series of figures illustrates from one side that the healthy and sustainable development of the Chinese textile industry has an undeniable influence on the global economy. A study released by the Population Division of the United Nations shows that by 2050, the total population of the world will increase to 9.2 billion, and there will be great potential for growth in fiber consumption. The Chinese textile industry, which has more than one billion people, will continue to play an important role.

Sun Ruizhe emphasized that based on the 30 years of development, China is now very close to developed countries in terms of technology applications. At the same time, the new industry has brought a lot of benefits to the textile industry. The combination of the textile industry with the information industry and new materials has led to greater development. Conforming to this development trend, the development of science and technology has presented a cross-convergence, which means that the science of materials has not only been extended. To a very microscopic level, and at the macro level, it is increasingly developing in depth. In addition, big data and sustainable development have also become trends in technological innovation. These trends are worthy of attention and follow-up by the scientific and technical workers in the textile industry in China, and aggressive entrepreneurs are working together to promote the textile industry from big to strong.

Filtered advertising Sun Ruizhe concluded that the development of the textile industry has four directions: resources, environmental friendliness, labor productivity, and guidance for fashion. According to these directions, textile technology shows three major trends: the combination of process technology and intelligent technology, the realization of the allocation of green resources, and the integration of innovative elements tends to converge.

Industry innovation capacity needs to be strengthened The innovation in China's textile industry has also made remarkable progress in the past few years. Sun Ruizhe has introduced several aspects: At present, China's textile industry already has more than 30 national engineering research centers and focuses Laboratories have made great achievements in basic research, scientific research, and industrial applications. Many companies have established engineering research centers and engineering design centers. They have also won many awards at national and industry levels, and have made great progress in standardization; patents The ability to apply has also made great progress in the past few years, with the number of patent applications ranking fourth in the world; seven projects have won national science and technology awards in the past two years; 10 companies have won the title of national technology innovation demonstration enterprises; industry papers have been published The amount continues to increase.

Although these achievements are indeed gratifying, they cannot fully reflect the innovative capabilities of the Chinese textile industry. Sun Ruizhe said that the data shows that the current total R & D investment in the textile industry accounted for about 0.77% of sales revenue, of which only 0.4% of fiber, chemical fiber industry R & D investment accounted for 0.94% of sales revenue. This shows that the gap in the investment ratio of R&D for industrial enterprises is quite obvious, and the average level is higher than the proportion of the internal expenditure of R&D expenditures of the textile enterprises that account for the proportion of the main business income in the "12th five-year development plan" of the "Textile Industry". "The goal is still there is distance.

In this regard, Sun Ruizhe said that people hope that through scientific and technological innovation to promote economic development, science and technology workers also have the responsibility to promote economic development, and these require industry companies to continue to increase research investment. Talent is the main driving force for scientific research work. Correctly understanding the importance of scientific research, increasing scientific research investment, and vigorously training scientific and technological talents are necessary guarantees for the industry to achieve sustainable development.