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… Peng, “A salt-free and chromium discharge minimizing tanning technology: The novel cleaner integrated chrome tanning process,” *J. Clean. Prod.*, vol. 112, pp. 1055–1063, Jan. 2016, doi: 10.1016/J.JCLEPRO.2015.07 …
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… The synthesized azo dyes were applied to zeolite-, vegetable-, and chrome-tanned leathers, showing good dye uptake, vibrant coloration, and lightfastness comparable to conventional dyes. Overall, this integrated waste-toresource strategy significantly reduces freshwater …
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… The results were compared with UNIDO Acceptable Quality Standards for chromium-tanned garment leathers (IS 12718:1989). 3. Results and Discussion 3.1. Enzyme performance The three enzymes evaluated: Commercial Enzymes-A (CEA), Commercial …
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… Therefore, besides developing a new metal-free tanning technology, the LIFEGOAST project pointed attention to the requalifi cation of solid wastes derived from it. In this work, the solid waste coming from the leather …
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… free, metal-free, and glutaraldehyde-free tanning materials. The present research shows the possibility to use a renewable composite for sheepskin pre- tanning or bovine leather retanning with the final aim of replacingbasic chromium …
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In the context of climate imperatives and the transition from fossil-based inputs, the Trumpler Group has developed an advanced biotechnological platform for valorizing chrome-tanned leather waste. Through controlled enzymatic hydrolysis followed by …
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… as a benchmarking, the process effects of seawater of soaking, liming, deliming, softening, pickling, and chrome tanning, as well as the different pollutants content in the different discharged waste liquid, and the performances of …
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In response to growing demands for environmental transparency in the leather industry, this study compares three tanning processes—chrome, vegetable, and triazine—through a harmonized Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). Based on primary data from …
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… of this waste occurring in solid form.Tanning solid waste primarily includes Corresponding author email : cs1988@foxmail.com materials from depilation, trimming, splitting, edging, and chromium-containing sludge(1).The safe management of solid …
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… in pre and post tanning operations. These produce large amounts of Graphical Abstract
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