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<br />TEXTILE MANUFACTURING <br /> <br />INDUSTRY OVERVIEW <br /> <br />The following Textile Manufacturing industry segments are covered <br />by this summary: <br /> <br />Broad woven fabric mills, <br />finishing) <br /> <br />wool mills (including dyeing and <br /> <br />Knitting mills <br /> <br />Dyeing and finishing textiles, <br />goods <br /> <br />except wool fabrics and knit <br /> <br />Floor covering mills. <br /> <br />While not all of these textile industries will produce hazardous <br />waste, those facilities using hazardous solvents may be subject to <br />Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) provisions from <br />treatment, storage, disposal, and transport of small quantities of <br />hazardous waste. Some of the solvents used in textile manufacturing <br />which are of concern include: <br /> <br />Perchloroethylene or tetrachloroethylene, also known as <br />perc, Perclene, Tetralex, Nema, Tetracap, Persec, Antisal 1, <br />Perawin, Didakene, and other names. <br /> <br />Trichloroethylene, also known as TCE, Gemalgene, Lanadin, <br />Lethurin, Nialk, Perm-a-Chlor, Triklone, Triad, Benzinol, <br />Blacosolv, Cecolene, Trielin, Triline, Triol, Vestrol, <br />Chlorylene, Dow-Tri, and Vitrano <br /> <br />Methylene Chloride or dichloromethane, also known as NCI- <br />CS0102, Solaesthin, Aerothene MM, Narkotil, and Solmethine. <br /> <br />1, 1, 1-Trichloroethane, also called Aerothane TT, Chlorten, <br />Inhibisol, Chlorothen NU, NCI-CO4626, Chlororthene, <br />Methylchlororform, Alpha-T, and Chlorotene. <br /> <br />Toluene or toluol, also known as methacide, <br />Jnethylbenzol, pheny~ethane, and Antisal lA. <br /> <br />methylbenzene, <br /> <br />Benzene or benzol. <br /> <br />Xylene or xylol. <br /> <br />Ethylene Dichloride. <br /> <br />Varsol or Mineral Spirits, White Spirits, and Naphtha. <br /> <br />These solvents are typically used in the dry-cleaning of 100 percent <br />synthetic fiber knit fabrics and woven and wool fabrics; in specialty <br />operations such as tricot and lace splitting or solvent scouring; in <br />dyeing operations; and in some finishing operations for impregnation <br />or coating of textile fibers. In addition, solvents are used to clean <br />machinery such as rollers .and spinning machines used in textile <br /> <br />-49- <br />