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Decision-making Algorithm for Waste Recovery Options. Review on Textile Waste Derived Products
As the volume of textile waste steadily increases, mechanical, chemical and biological technologies for textile waste recovery are evolving. Also, the legal framework of the European Union has stated the commitments for promoting the recycling of textile
Zandberga Anda +2 more
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Mechanical recycling of textile waste [PDF]
During mechanical recycling several mechanical treatments are used to degrade textile waste and make it ready for new application in different other industries. Mechanical recycling process consists of several work steps.
Nemeša Ineta +2 more
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Model of Industrial Textile Waste Management
Manufacture of textiles significantly contributes not only to water resources, natural resources and inputs of pollutants into the atmosphere, setting and the amount of waste entering the landfill. Majority of textile products are made from mixed the composition of inorganic substances that naturally hard to break down.
Rapsikevičienė, Jovita +3 more
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Bioremediation of the textile waste effluent by Chlorella vulgaris
The microalgae biomass production from textile waste effluent is a possible solution for the environmental impact generated by the effluent discharge into water sources.
Hala Yassin El-Kassas +1 more
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Textile waste from confection industries and possibilities for its recycling [PDF]
Many of the processes and products associated with modern lifestyles have negative effects on the environment. Among the significant consequences are the rising costs of treating and disposing of excessive amounts of waste. Proper management of the large
Risteski Sanja, Srebrenkoska Vineta
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Valorization of textile waste: non-woven structures and composites [PDF]
Each year, millions of tons of clothing are both produced and discarded, exerting a substantial impact on the environment and public health. Even when textile waste is disposed of in landfills, it persistently adds to pollution in the air, water, and ...
Diana I. Alves +3 more
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A review on evaluation of textile waste for ethanol extraction
Today, the growth in textile consumption is influenced by the increasing population. This leads to the generation of a large volume of textile waste, which has a negative impact on the environment.
Gheorghe Cristian Serbanescu +1 more
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Advancing towards a Circular Economy in the Textile Industry
The textile and garment manufacturing process in the textile industry produces a significant amount of waste, including fabric scraps, dyes and chemicals, as well as leftover fibers and yarns, leading to environmental pollution.
Al Mamun, Nora Torst, Lilia Sabantina
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Evaluation of Vermicompost Produced by Using Post-Consumer Cotton Textile as Carbon Source
A large amount of textile waste is generated every year around the globe. The textile product made from natural fibers might be vermicomposted and used as fertilizer.
Vijaypal Singh +3 more
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Addressing post-consumer textile waste in developing economies [PDF]
Consumer attitudes and disposal behaviour of textiles in developing economies are under researched, constraining capacity to address dual environmental challenges of increasingly disposable fashion and inefficient waste collection programs.
Sinha, P +3 more
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