13—destabilization in Concentrated Wool-Scouring Liquors

Anderson, C. A.; Christoe, J. R.

doi:10.1080/00405008108631643

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“…When the concentration of the neutral builder increased (5-10% w/v) to simulate Lo-flo scouring conditions [~ 1 ], the bowl efhciency decreased for removal of grease and nitrogenous matter. The low level of grease in the middle phase after centrifuging (Table VII) shows that the liquors were destabilized [4].…”

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Scouring Protein Contaminants from Raw Wool

Christoe

1984

Textile Research Journal

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Single bowl experiments were used to study the effects of the conditions of scouring on the removal of nitrogenous contaminants from raw wool. The scouring effectiveness was compared with the scouring effectiveness of wool grease. For both contaminants scouring effectiveness was improved by increasing the temperature of scouring, by adding a builder (preferably alkaline), or by adding a proteolytic enzyme. The optimum

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Scouring Protein Contaminants from Raw Wool

Christoe

1984

Textile Research Journal

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Factors influencing the ultrasonic separation of oil-in-water emulsions

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Malone

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Ultrasonics Sonochemistry

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Ultrasound may have inherent shortcomings that preclude its ability to coagulate grease from wastewater, yet these may be overcome by the simultaneous application of electrolysis. We studied the role of pH, conductivity, temperature, ultrasound intensity and duration, and electrolysis voltage, current, and duration, in the study treatment. Conductivity was found to be the most significant factor, however interactions among the eight study variables are likely more important than individual factors. The proposed process was capable of removing up to 100% of grease from the studied wastewater.

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The Removal of Water-soluble Pollutants from Wool-scouring Wastes by Acid-cracking

Anderson

Christoe

1981

The Journal of The Textile Institute

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13—destabilization in Concentrated Wool-Scouring Liquors

Cited by 8 publications

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Scouring Protein Contaminants from Raw Wool

Scouring Protein Contaminants from Raw Wool

Factors influencing the ultrasonic separation of oil-in-water emulsions

The Removal of Water-soluble Pollutants from Wool-scouring Wastes by Acid-cracking

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