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Novel trends in continuous pretreatments
By  : Vaishali Rane and Abhishek Jadhav

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Silicate is used as a stabilizer and to obviate the catalytic activation of heavy metals as well as acts as a buffer. Colouring materials are decomposed into soluble products and acidic impurities in cotton fibers. Buffered systems showed improved whiteness index compared to the un-buffered system since pH is maintained throughout the bleaching operation. Un-buffered system the loss in tensile strength was observed after 55-60% of peroxide decomposition, even though there is no improvement in whiteness4.


Table-1 Recommended Recipes for Single Stage Preparatory Process2

No.

Process

Recipe

1.

Peroxide-alkali

H2o2-1.0 g/L, NaOH 10g/I

Na2 Sio3-5g/L, Wetting Agent 1g/L

Temperature 95oC Time 120 min

PH 10.5 11.5 using soda ash

2.

Peroxide Solvent assisted Scourant Starch sized fabrics

Scoring agent 4% Peroxide 2%

Sodium silicate 1% Wetting agent 0.1%

Temperature 95OC,m Time 180 min

pH 10

3.

Peroxide Solvent assisted scourant Acrylic-base size

Scouring agent 4% Peroxide 1%

Sodium silicate 1% Wetting Agent 0.1%

Temperature 90oC, Time 180min

pH -10

4.

Peroxide-Solvent assisted scourant

Scouring agent 4% owf. H2O2 1%

Na2 Sio3 2% Na3 PO4 2%

Or tetra sodium pyrophosphate

PH 11 Temperature 60 min

Time 12-16/24 hours at 40oC

5.

Peroxide-Alkali Process

Sodium Hydroxide 20 g/I

Hydrogen Peroxide 30-40 m/I, Peroxidesulphate-5 g/I

Sodium Silicate 20 m/I, Surfactant 10 g/I

Stabilizer 5 m/I

6.

Flash Steam Process

Ciba Tinoclarite FS 15-30 ml/kg

NaOH (100%) 30-50 g/kg, H2O2 (35%)-49-90 ml/kg





































In another novel approach steam procedure has been use to combine all the preparation processes into a single step helps to complete the preparation within 2-4 minutes, applying the solution, consisting alkali, hydrogen peroxide and auxiliary to the fabric, it is steam with saturated steam followed by wash.


EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PROCESSES


Peroxide-Alkali Process


Absence of either sodium hydroxide or hydrogen peroxide in the peroxide based process, results in very low weight loss, indicating very low efficiency, Increase in weight loss due to scouring action and desizing occurs with increase in concentrations of peroxide and sodium hydroxide and higher weight loss is achieved at a temperature of 95oC. The whiteness index is found to be directly proportional to the concentration of sodium hydroxide, which is mainly due to the increased formation of per hydroxyl ion at higher pH, which acts as the bleaching agent and also with the processing time5.


 

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