posted on 2024-10-31, 10:42authored byAwais Khatri, Rajiv PadhyeRajiv Padhye, Maxwell White, Keith Cowlishaw
Reactive dyeing of cotton textiles requires considerable quantities of inorganic salt and alkali for efficient application of dyes. These salts and alkalis when discharged to effluent it generates high levels of total dissolved solids (TDS) leading to environmental pollution. A number of improved environmental approaches have been studied to reduce this problem. These may be classified as (A) modification of dyeing processes and machinery, (B) development of better dye structures and blends, (C) modification of fibre-polymer polarity, (D) use of organic salts in place of inorganic salt and alkali.
History
Start page
357
End page
362
Total pages
6
Outlet
Proceedings of the 2010 IFFTI Conference Fashion: Sustainability and Creativity
Name of conference
2010 IFFTI Conference Fashion: Sustainability and Creativity
Publisher
International Foundation of Fashion Technology Institutes (IFFTI)