Eco-friendly waste management strategies for greener environment towards sustainable development in leather industry: a comprehensive review

Kanagaraj, J.; Senthilvelan, T.; Panda, Rames C.; Kavitha, Sundar

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2014.11.013

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“…Therefore, the laundry liquid waste is absorbed into the soil or the ground. It will be danger for the most of the population surrounding the ventures [17]. Because the most of the population ground water for daily needs such as bathing, washing the dishes, and water for consumption [5,18].…”

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An Initial Study Of Laundry Industrial Effects To The Water Pollution In East Jakarta

Izzati¹,

Suprihatiningsih²,

Kristovorus³

et al. 2016

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An Initial Study Of Laundry Industrial Effects To The Water Pollution In East Jakarta

Izzati¹,

Suprihatiningsih²,

Kristovorus³

et al. 2016

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“…The use of microorganisms such as Bacillus pumilus is an exemplary clean technology high exhaustion of chrome for leather tanning. Biosorption of chromium with the use of varied biomass is a clean option in which chromium is absorbed to an acceptable limit (99.5 % reduction in chromium with use Bacillus pumilus) (Kanagaraj et al 2014).…”

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Production of dietary feed supplements enriched in microelements in a pilot plant biosorption system

Witkowska

Rusek

Witek‐Krowiak

et al. 2016

Int. J. Environ. Sci. Technol.

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In this work, biosorption was used as a method to enrich biomass (soybean meal) with microelements [such as Zn(II), Cu(II), Mn(II) and Fe(II)] that are essential in livestock nutrition to produce dietary feed supplements. The biosorption process was carried out in a specially designed pilot plant system with two-column reactors according to the principles of the eco-friendly effluent-free technology. The applicative parts of products and innovative biological feed supplements were produced for zootechnical tests on animals (hens, goats and fatteners). Multielemental analysis showed a multiple increase in the content of each microelement in the soybean meal after biosorption [of Zn(II)-168 times, Cu(II)-179 times, Mn(II)-62 times and Fe(II)-50 times]. The process was analyzed in terms of technological indicators and preliminary economic analysis, including the cost of materials, labor costs and depreciation of the equipment used. It was found that the cost of supplementation of 1 kg of feed for laying hens and fattening pigs with the new preparation enriched with Cu(II) and manufactured on a technical scale was around $0.393.

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“…La producción de cuero es una actividad relevante para el desarrollo económico de países como Turquía, China, India, Pakistán, Etiopía, Italia, España, Brasil (Orhon et al, 1999;Leta et al, 2004;Lefebvre et al, 2006;Rajesh y Kaliappan, 2007;Kanagaraj et al, 2015) y Colombia (DNP, 2014). Las primeras curtiembres colombianas datan de 1920 en Antioquia y de 1950 en los municipios de Villapinzón y Chocontá en Cundinamarca.…”

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“…Durante el proceso se generan gran cantidad de desechos sólidos y líquidos, que debe tratarse adecuadamente para evitar generar alta contaminación ambiental; una de las formas de atenuar el riesgo es la introducción de tecnologías limpias sostenibles (Kanagaraj et al, 2015), o la incorporación de valor agregado a estos residuos (Shabani et al, 2009), siendo este último uno de los principales retos para las curtiembres en el mundo (Cabeza et al, 1998;Rao et al, 2002), y Colombia no es la excepción.…”

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Reciclaje de residuos de cuero: una revisión de estudios experimentales

Restrepo

Vásquez

2015

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El curtido del cuero convierte las pieles naturales en materiales flexibles, imputrescibles y duraderos, mediante complejos procesos que generan cantidades significativas de residuos que representan un problema ambiental si no se gestionan adecuadamente. Se presenta una revisión de la literatura sobre la reutilización de residuos sólidos procedentes de las operaciones de procesamiento del cuero. Se encontraron cuatro renglones de investigación ampliamente reportados; en primer lugar, la pirólisis de los residuos para la obtención de combustibles sólidos alternativos y para la síntesis de materiales carbonosos con propiedades multifuncionales, con potencial para el secuestro de dióxido de carbono y para la adsorción de tintes en soluciones acuosas. Los otros tres renglones identificados son la obtención de biodiesel mediante transesterificación, la modificación de asfaltos y el uso de residuos de cuero como material reforzante en mezclas de caucho. La revisión de la literatura indicó que es posible disminuir el impacto ambiental de la industria del cuero, no sólo mediante el tratamiento de efluentes, que ha sido la temática más estudiada, sino tratando los residuos sólidos que se generan durante el curtido para obtener nuevos y valiosos productos.

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Eco-friendly waste management strategies for greener environment towards sustainable development in leather industry: a comprehensive review

Cited by 243 publications

References 45 publications

An Initial Study Of Laundry Industrial Effects To The Water Pollution In East Jakarta

An Initial Study Of Laundry Industrial Effects To The Water Pollution In East Jakarta

Production of dietary feed supplements enriched in microelements in a pilot plant biosorption system

Reciclaje de residuos de cuero: una revisión de estudios experimentales

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