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Leather Wastes and Areas of Evolations

Deri Sanayi Katı Atıkları ve Değerlendirme Alanları

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11–17
Publication Date
2022-10-11
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In this paper, it was given information about types of solid wastes from leather production and areas of evolations.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Leather making is conversion process that animal skins or hides are subjected to sequence of complex chemical reactions and mechanical treatments in order to give them new properties geared to the intended application.
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Key Findings & Data:During mechanical processes generates solid waste such as trimmings, fleshings, shavings and dust.
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Abstract

Leather making is conversion process that animal skins or hides are subjected to sequence of complex chemical reactions and mechanical treatments in order to give them new properties geared to the intended application. During mechanical processes generates solid waste such as trimmings, fleshings, shavings and dust. Disposing or storing these wastes are costly and environmentally undesirable. It is important to find efficient uses for these materials in terms of both protecting the environment and preventing loss of resources. Solid wastes generated from leather production include moisture, salt, lime, chromium, sulphide, fats, hairs and proteins. Most of these wastes carry high potential of reutilization. In this paper, it was given information about types of solid wastes from leather production and areas of evolations.

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Deri üretimi hayvan derilerinin, amaçlanan uygulamaya yönelik yeni özellikleri vermek amacıyla karmaşık bir dizi kimyasal reaksiyonlar ve mekanik işleme tabi tutularak mamul deriye dönüştürme işlemidir. Mekanik işlemler sırasında etleme budama, traş, zımpara tozu gibi katı atıklar ortaya çıkar. Bu atıkların imha veya depolanması pahalı ve çevre açısından istenmeyen bir durumdur. Hem çevrenin korunması ve kaynakların kaybının önlenmesi açısından bu maddelerin verimli kullanım alanını bulmak önemlidir. Deri üretiminden kaynaklanan katı atıklar nem, tuz, kireç, sülfür, krom, yağ, kıl ve proteinleri içerir. Bu atıkların çoğu tekrar kullanımı yüksek bir potansiyeli taşırlar. Makalede, deri üretiminden kaynaklanan katı atık türleri ve değerlendirme alanları hakkında bilgi verilmiştir.

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ÇOLAK, S. M. (2022). Leather Wastes and Areas of Evolations. DERİ BİLİM, Cilt: 6 - Sayı: 2, 11–17. https://ajindex.com/articles/487160

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