CV of speaker – Brigit Holz

Vocational training:
1985 – 1987 Training as Chemical-Technical Assistent
1990 – 1994 Studies of textile chemistry and textile finishing at the University for Applied Sciences in Reutlingen.
Qualification: Graduate Engineer (FH)
Employment history:
1987 - 1989 Staff member in the development laboratory for production of yarn lubricants at CHT R. Beitlich GmbH in Tübingen
since 1994 Staff member and then head of the department for technical services in the division pretreatment/dyeing at CHT R. Beitlich GmbH in Tübingen. Technical service comprises product marketing and customer service throughout the world.
   
Reutlingen, March 26 , 2008

Synopsis

Title: Powerful solution – To save time, water and energy

The world wide energy demand is increasing day by day which leads to dramatic cost increases of oil and power. Beside this power shortage in South Africa is a big problem. Textile production requires a lot of energy, therefore the effect of cost increases is high and process optimisations, which allows, to produce with lower costs are required.  By using a new generation of auxiliaries it is possible to optimize processes in pre-treatment and dyeing to make them shorter and more efficient. This helps to save time, water and energy and therefore it is a way to reduce the impact of cost increases.