XXXVIII IULTCS Congress · 2025 · L-O-024
Marcelo Bertazzo; Alex Migallón; Margarita Rodríguez Álvarez; Elena Orgilés Calpena
… For collagen, the Kolmogorov test determined whether two curves originated from a common distribution, implying a shared degradation pattern with minor individual differences, thus providing strong support for the reproducibility of collagen degradation results …
Open original PDF →XXXVII IULTCS Congress · 2023 · P-0299
Chunqiong Li; Haojie Qin; Xiaojun Shen
… The dispersi on and fixation degree of collagen fiber network of leather tanned by the combination of degraded DAS and titanium -oxysulfate were the highest, and the tanning effect was the best.
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Volker Rabe; Jens Fennen; Biju Francis; Florian Doeppert
… However, the actual extent and rate of degradation of leather are significantly influenced by the type of chemicals used in its manufacture. This study investigates the role of retanning agents—a factor not yet …
Open original PDF →13th AICLST Congress · 2026 · TI-49-O
Anusuya Annamalai, N Nishad Fathima1*
… The present study explores a hybrid tanning approach of Al(III)-phloroglucinol complex (PHO- AL) with vegetable tannin (GS powder) to achieve enhanced hydrothermal stability, durability, and resistance to environmental degradation as an alternative …
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Francina Izquierdo; Ivo Reetz; Anna Bacardit
… 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 …
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Andreas Weckmann; Pegah Jabbari Lak
… Natural leather, primarily composed of collagen, is generally more biodegradable than synthetic alternatives like polyurethane (PU) or microfiber-based materials (Wang et al. 2024). However, the tanning process—designed to enhance leather’s durability …
Open original PDF →III IULTCS EuroCongress · 2022 · V-O-103
Ilaria Quaratesi1,2,3, Immacolata Bruno1, Antonio Pauciulo1, Andrea Roberta Bartiromo1, Elena Badea3,4*, Cristina Carșote5, Carmine Gaeta2, Placido Neri2*, Noemi Proietti6, Valeria Di Tullio6, Franca Nuti7*, Massimo Rinaldi7, Antonuccio Cepparrone7, Rocco Gliubizzi1*
… The ability of HGS to crosslink collagen in the tanning process was studied both at laboratory and pilot scale. The effi ciency of the newly synthesized products was demonstrated by micro-DSC (Carşote, 2016 …
Open original PDF →13th AICLST Congress · 2026 · TC-38-P
Yizhi Zhang, Shan Cao1*, Shenglong Li,2, Lu Zhang, Xiaojing Zhang
To achieve high-value utilization of tannery solid wastes, this study use cow hair and trimmings collected from beamhouse process, which are rich in keratin and collagen. By adjusting the proportion of these two …
Open original PDF →III IULTCS EuroCongress · 2022 · V-O-112
Anke Mondschein1, Michaela Schröpfer1, Michael Meyer1
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 →III IULTCS EuroCongress · 2022 · V-P-285
Bertazzo M., Bonilla Espadas M.*, Orgiles Calpena E., Arán Aís F
… In this matter, to assess leather biodegradability according to the specific standard ISO 20136, INESCOP has developed and patented a fully automated smart technology capable of estimating leather degradation potential in just 30 days …
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