13th AICLST Congress · 2026 · TI-109-O
Nayan Ranjan Singha a,b and Pijush Kanti Chattopadhyay a,b
Abstract matchFull-text match
… However, keeping the chrome-free leather processing in mind, researches are in progress to develop high-performance titanium based tanning agents comparable to conventional chromium tanning agents. Therefore, the current review work concentrates in …
Open original PDF →XXXVIII IULTCS Congress · 2025 · L-P-005
Xugang Dang; Shuang Liang; Xuechuan Wang
Title matchFull-text match
… In this study, oligochitosan (OCS) was prepared from chitosan extracted from the roots of enoki mushrooms and chemically modified using reactive dye R19 and epichlorohydrin (ECH) to prepare a biomass-based chromium-free tanning …
Open original PDF →13th AICLST Congress · 2026 · TI-94-P
Abhinayaa Singaravel Ravindirana, Kalarical Janardhanan Sreerama,b,*
Title matchAbstract matchFull-text match
The leather industry faces significant environmental challenges arising from the widespread use of petroleum-derived synthetic retanning agents, which increase pollution loads and introduce free formaldehyde into finished leather. This study addresses these concerns …
Open original PDF →13th AICLST Congress · 2026 · TI-66-O
Surojit Manna,, Poulomi Ghosh, Pitam Naha, N Gopi Krishna, Malathy Jawahar, M Sathish
Abstract matchFull-text match
… A pit-based pretanning followed by a pickle-free tanning system was identified as the most suitable method, ensuring preservation of the skin’s structural integrity. In contrast, drum-based pre-tanning caused substantial …
Open original PDF →XXXVII IULTCS Congress · 2023 · P-0299
Chunqiong Li; Haojie Qin; Xiaojun Shen
Title matchAbstract matchFull-text match
… to the application of dialdehyde sta rch and titanium tanning agent in chromium -free tanning technology and the sustainable development of fur industry. 5. Acknowledgements This work …
Open original PDF →13th AICLST Congress · 2026 · TI-47-P
Guanjie Huanga, Jianzhong Mab, Jie Chenc
Abstract matchFull-text match
The leather industry has long faced the dual challenges of chromium pollution and solid waste management. This study proposes an innovative strategy that not only achieves chrome-free tanning by adopting a novel pH …
Open original PDF →III IULTCS EuroCongress · 2022 · V-O-131
Catherine Gabagnu, Dr. Jens Fennen, V olker Rabe, Dietrich Tegtmeyer
Full-text match
… The amount of added chromium recycled in this form is a relatively small fraction (about 0.5%) compared to the amount of chromium bound in the leather by a chrome tanning process. Alternatively, the …
Open original PDF →III IULTCS EuroCongress · 2022 · V-O-141
Antonio Battaglia1, Eric Poles1, Alessandra Taccon1, Massimo Gotti1
Title matchAbstract matchFull-text match
… of fertiliser, giving back resources the company initially took “on loan”. Keywords: chrome free, metal free, glutaraldeide free, low bisphenols, high bio-carbon content, low COD, tannins, PEFC, recyclability, bio-circularity, fertiliser. 1. Introduction Sustainability is the most challenging topic …
Open original PDF →III IULTCS EuroCongress · 2022 · V-O-112
Anke Mondschein1, Michaela Schröpfer1, Michael Meyer1
Title matchAbstract matchFull-text match
The use of vegetable tanning agents could be an alternative to synthetic tanning agents with regard to sustainability and reduction of fossil based materials in leather production. In recent years, a new group of …
Open original PDF →XXXVIII IULTCS Congress · 2025 · L-O-006
Francina Izquierdo; Ivo Reetz; Anna Bacardit
Title matchAbstract matchFull-text match
… The biodegradability of the pretanned/tanned leathers was assessed using ISO 20136, revealing a 94% degradation rate compared to non-tanned collagen—considerably higher than that achieved with conventional tanning methods. Additionally, compostability, as …
Open original PDF →