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Bleaching of Hemp (Cannabis Sativa L.) Fibers with Peracetic Acid for Textiles Industry Purposes
Görkem Gedik,Ozan Avinc 한국섬유공학회 2018 Fibers and polymers Vol.19 No.1
Hemp plant exhibits various eco-friendly properties and hemp fiber processing does not cause environmental damage, however, it is known that most chemical operations have a risk to interrupt a sustainable production. As stated in several studies, peracetic acid is an important environmental friendly bleaching agent when compared to its conventional competitors. In this study, hemp fabric was bleached with peracetic acid with exhaustion and padding methods. The effects of temperature, pH, process time, concentration on whiteness values were determined. The influences of bleaching processes were investigated via instrumental and imaging methods. Physical properties of the treated fibers were also tested. Besides peracetic acid, hydrogen peroxide bleaching was carried out for comparison. COD values of bleaching effluents wereanalyzed for selected samples. Higher whiteness values were obtained with exhaustion bleachings than pad-batch bleachings.Quite high whiteness values (up to 68.13 Stensby whiteness index) attained in peracetic acid without significant fiber damage.
Görkem Gedik,Yağmur Meltem Aydın Kızılkaya,Vedat Uyak,Ahmet Koluman 한국섬유공학회 2023 Fibers and polymers Vol.24 No.1
The main aim of this study was to reduce the biological load in the retting effluents by eliminating the microorganism and at the same time, to bleach hemp fibers in the retting liquor, with ozone treatment. In addition to prevention of the environmentalpollution, time, energy, water and chemical consumption decrease were targeted by the ozone bleaching of hemp fiber in the retting liquor. For this purpose, retting liquor was treated with ozone gas in different concentrations (5–25 g/h) anddurations (5–90 min) while hemp stems were still in it. The environmental impact was investigated by TOC (Total Organic Carbon), BOD (Biochemical Oxygen Demand) and COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand) measurements. Ozone applicationresulted in dramatic reductions on BOD and TOC values. Total bacteria count in the untreated retting liquor and ozonetreated samples was determined, up to 100% sanitation effect was achieved by ozone application. Whiteness degrees of the hemp fibers increased up to 72% with ozone application compared with the retted sample. The chemical compositions of the fibers were stated by chemical tests and oxidative damage related to ozone treatment was investigated. The lignin ratio was significantly reduced after ozone application. The results of the chemical tests were supported by FTIR measurements. The mechanical properties such as tenacity and elongation were analyzed with tensile tests. The crystallographic characteristics were investigated with XRD, the crystallinity index was increased with ozone treatment.