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Produktbild: Pollution Control in Textile I

Pollution Control in Textile I

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Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

30.06.2017

Herausgeber

Sarvesh Devraj

Verlag

Woodhead Pub India

Seitenzahl

330

Gewicht

789 g

Reihe

Woodhead Publishing India in T

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-93-85059-22-3

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

30.06.2017

Herausgeber

Sarvesh Devraj

Verlag

Woodhead Pub India

Seitenzahl

330

Gewicht

789 g

Reihe

Woodhead Publishing India in T

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-93-85059-22-3

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  • Produktbild: Pollution Control in Textile I
  • CHAPTER 1: TEXTILE INDUSTRY: AN OVERVIEW Textile manufacturing processes Preparation of fibre Spinning - conversion of fibre into yarn CHAPTER 2: TEXTILE INDUSTRY AND ITS IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENT Components of textile industry Pollution aspects of textile industry Processes involved Waste stream Some facts regarding environmental issues Wastes generated Pollution from areas other than chemical processing Pollutants involved in the wet processing Solution to environmental problems CHAPTER 3: BIOPROCESSING OF TEXTILES Role of enzymes in textile processing Classification of enzymes Enzyme applications in textile preparatory process Silent features of enzymes application in textile processing CHAPTER 4: ENZYMATIC TREATMENT OF WASTEWATER CONTAINING DYESTUFFS Need for dye removal from effluents Conventional processes for removal of dyes from effluent streams Enzymes in wastewater treatment Delivery systems for enzymes in effluent treatment CHAPTER 5: DEGRADATION OF TOXIC DYES Various types of dyes Methods of decolouration of dyes CHAPTER 6: Biological methods of removal of dyes from textile effluents Methods for textile dye removal CHAPTER 7: WATER CONSERVATION IN TEXTILE INDUSTRY Water usage Modern technologies can save water in textile industry CHAPTER 8: NOISE POLLUTION AND ITS CONTROL IN TEXTILE INDUSTRY Noise sources Industrial noise sources Control of noise pollution Techniques for reducing textile machinery noise Lead-loaded fabrics Control of noise in pumps and valves Management of noise pollution control Case study: Noise control in textile industry CHAPTER 9: RECOVERY OF DYES AND CHROMIUM FROM TEXTILE INDUSTRY PVA recovery Caustic recovery Indigo recovery Efficient methods for the removal of chromium from textile effluents CHAPTER 10: ZERO LIQUID DISCHARGE IN TEXTILE INDUSTRY Highlights of ZLD in textile sector Promoting zero liquid discharge to Indian textile industry Benefits and challenges facing the ZLD mandate in Indian textile sector Factors to be considered in framing policies for ZLD Indian policy experience for promoting ZLD in the textile sector Zero liquid discharge in dyes and dye intermediates Problems of textile processing units in installation of ZLD Way ahead CHAPTER 11: HAZARDS, RISKS AND SAFETY IN TEXTILE INDUSTRY Typical processes in textile finishing Chemical hazards Chemical safety programme Risk assessment Safety measures Emergency preparedness CHAPTER 12: CELLULOSIC FIBRES (VISCOSE, ACETATE AND CUPRAMMONIUM RAYON) Manufacture of viscose, acetate and cuprammonium rayon Polyester fibre Wool Rayon wastes treatment in U.S. and Germany Treatment and disposal of fibre wastes Treatment and reuse of wastewater from polyester dyeing houses Application of enzymes for textile fibres processing CHAPTER 13: POLLUTION PREVENTION IN JUTE INDUSTRY Jute fibre Manufacturing aspects of jute Pollution aspects in jute mills Jute retting Minimal national standards (MINAS) CHAPTER 14: TEXTILE EFFLUENT TESTING Analysis of samples CHAPTER 15: CARBON FOOTPRINT IN TEXTILE INDUSTRY Reducing of carbon foot print Machinery/equipment related Sustainability of textiles Creating new green paradigm Creating a carbon free environment LCA, carbon footprint and ecological footprint CHAPTER 16: ENERGY CONSERVATION IN TEXTILE INDUSTRY Energy consumption in textile industry Waste heat recovery in textile industries Cost effectiveness in textile processing Good housekeeping CHAPTER 17: WASTES MINIMISATION IN TEXTILE INDUSTRY Yarn realisation Waste control in spinning mill Waste investigation Waste reduction and control Fibre waste recycling and its future Managing waste in the textiles manufacturing industry Textile waste minimisation Trends and future applications CHAPTER 18: NANOTECHNOLOGY IN TEXTILE INDUSTRY Definitions of nanotechnology Nanomaterials Nanotechnology in the textile industry Quality label for nanotechnology Application of nanotechnology in textile industry CHAPTER 19: NANOTECHNOLOGY FOR REMOVAL OF DYES AND EFFLUENTS Removal of azo dyes by nanotechnology Nano-silica-silver composite material for removal of textile effluents and dyes REFERENCE INDEX