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… the content of sulphates in the baths, the value of COD, microscopy studies of the hair degradation and the physical characteristics of the tanned leather. The products developed in this work are patent pending.
Open original PDFMicrobial infestation of wet leathers during its storage and transport is major challenge in the tanning industry leading to structural and aesthetic degradation, compromised leather quality, reduced commercial value and reliance on synthetic thiazolebased …
Open original PDFThe 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 PDFLeather-based percussion instruments have long served as vital conduits of cultural expression and emotional resonance within Indian society. Their presence spans a wide spectrum of communal and personal experiences - joy, sorrow, valor, entertainment …
Open original PDFThe tannery sector and the fashion groups are determined to create products, such as chemicals, leather articles and fi nished products having reduced environmental impacts in respect to circular economy, taking into account their …
Open original PDFA new industrial revolution, with sustainability and circularity at its heart, and led by brands of fashion and automotive sectors, finds its motivations in the ecological transition where production can no longer be disconnected …
Open original PDF… These enhanced strength properties reflect the denser collagen structure and higher hide thickness typical of Zebu cattle hides. Buffalo leather is characterized by exceptional thickness and strength but comparatively coarse grain, making it ideal …
Open original PDF… The SADs ability to bind to collagen was evaluated by micro-Differential Scanning Calorimetry. The best SAD was synthetized on micro-pilot scale and tested as re-tanning agent in a wet white process …
Open original PDF… or electrochemically, thus forming glucose chains containing two or more carbonyl groups able to react with collagen and able to coordinate with other binders such as tannins, cross-linking agents and metals. With this …
Open original PDF… The results indicated that the multi-point active chlorine groups in syntans had an excellent cross-linking effect on collagen fibers, which increased the shrinkage temperatures of leathers tanned by TADM and TYDM to …
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