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CHEMICAL TREATMENT OF CHICKEN FEATHER PRIOR TO USE AS FILLING MATERIAL

DOLGU MALZEMESİ OLARAK KULLANIM ÖNCESİ TAVUK TÜYLERİNİN KİMYASAL MUAMELESİ

Pages
207–212
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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Resultsshowed that with less harmful chemical usage, presenting chicken feathers with fluffy structure and almost white in color after treatment, the proposed method offers a good alternative in treatment of chicken feathers by providing the demanded physical properties.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this study, an alternative combined method to treat chicken feathers to be used as a filling material has been developed.
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Key Findings & Data:The proposed method for treatment of chicken feathers is based on the combination of aldehyde treatment and acid-alum method including less harmful chemical usage with fewer number of processing steps.
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Conclusion & Impact:Resultsshowed that with less harmful chemical usage, presenting chicken feathers with fluffy structure and almost white in color after treatment, the proposed method offers a good alternative in treatment of chicken feathers by providing the demanded physical properties.
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In this study, an alternative combined method to treat chicken feathers to be used as a filling material has been developed. The proposed method for treatment of chicken feathers is based on the combination of aldehyde treatment and acid-alum method including less harmful chemical usage with fewer number of processing steps. A number of international standard tests such as oxygen index number, turbidity, moisture, content analysis (composition), odor test have been applied on the treated chicken feathers in order to determine whether it is suitable to be used as a filling material. Resultsshowed that with less harmful chemical usage, presenting chicken feathers with fluffy structure and almost white in color after treatment, the proposed method offers a good alternative in treatment of chicken feathers by providing the demanded physical properties.

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Bu çalışmada, dolgu malzemesi olarak kullanılacak olan tavuk tüylerinin terbiyesi için alternatif kombine metot geliştirilmiştir. Tavuk tüylerinin terbiyesi için önerilen metot, aldehit ve asit-şap metotlarının kombinasyonuna dayalı olup daha az sayıda işlem adımı ve daha az zararlı kimyasalların kullanımını içermektedir. Dolgu malzemesi olarak kullanım uygunluğunun tespit edilmesi için terbiye işlemi gören tavuk tüylerine, oksijen indeks sayısı, bulanıklık, nem, içerik analizi (tüy kompozisyonu) ve koku testi gibi birçok uluslararası standart test uygulanmıştır. Sonuçlar, önerilen metodun az zararlı kimyasal kullanımı ile birlikte kabarık yapıda ve neredeyse tamamen beyaz renkte tavuk tüyü elde edilmesini sağladığını ve istenen fiziksel özellikleri sağlayarak tavuk tüyünün terbiyesinde iyi bir alternatif oluşturduğunu göstermektedir.

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ŞAHİN, U. K. (2022). CHEMICAL TREATMENT OF CHICKEN FEATHER PRIOR TO USE AS FILLING MATERIAL. Tekstil ve Konfeksiyon, Cilt: 28 - Sayı: 3, 207–212. https://ajindex.com/articles/596681

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