Sürdürülebi̇li̇rli̇k Bağlaminda Cehri̇ Ve Pi̇nar Bi̇tki̇leri̇yle Pamuklu Kumaşlarin Boyanmasi Ve Boyamanin Kumaş Performansina Etki̇si̇

GEYSOĞLU, Mustafa

doi:10.26450/jshsr.3366

jshsr

2022

DOI: 10.26450/jshsr.3366

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Sürdürülebi̇li̇rli̇k Bağlaminda Cehri̇ Ve Pi̇nar Bi̇tki̇leri̇yle Pamuklu Kumaşlarin Boyanmasi Ve Boyamanin Kumaş Performansina Etki̇si̇

Mustafa GEYSOĞLU¹

Abstract: Bu çalışmada, sürdürülebilirlik kavramının çevresel boyutu değerlendirilerek, sürdürülebilir tekstil kapsamında bir araştırma gerçekleştirilmiştir. Çalışmada, Pinar ve Cehri bitkilerinden boyarmaddeler elde edilmiş ve pamuklu kumaşların boyaması gerçekleştirilmiştir. Boyama işlemi öncesi pamuklu kumaşlara, mazı meşesi (quercus infectoria) ile ön mordanlama işlemi uygulanmış, daha sonra ise kumaşlar iki gruba ayrılarak, demir sülfat ve alüminyum şapı ile mordanlanmışlardır. Farklı mordan malzemeleri ve boyarmad… Show more

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Determination of Kovada Lake water quality according to zooplankton

Erdoğan,

Savaş

2024

International Journal of Engineering and Innovative Research

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In this study, between June 2012 and May 2013, zooplankton was sampled seasonally from 4 stations in Kovada Lake and various physicochemicals were measured. In our study, 23 species of Rotifera, 6 species of Claodocera and 3 species of Copepoda, total 32 species were identified. The highest zooplankton density in Kovada Lake was 243353,2 org/m3 in summer season and the lowest was 62132,8 org/m3 in winter season. According to Saprobi and WZI indices, the lake was found to be in mesotrophic water quality. However, the fact that zooplankton species such as K.cochlearis, P.vulgaris from Rotifera, D.longspina, B.longirostris from Cladocera, which are indicators of eutrophic waters, are dominant and frequent species for Kovada Lake is an indication that the trophic level of the lake is going towards eutrophic structure when evaluated in terms of zooplankton.

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Determination of Kovada Lake water quality according to zooplankton

Erdoğan,

Savaş

2024

International Journal of Engineering and Innovative Research

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Sustainability Through Textiles Recycling: Yarn Reuse, Environmental and Human Health Impact

Kodaloğlu

2024

International Journal of Engineering and Innovative Research

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For the sake of achieving the goals of economic growth and welfare increase, world resources are consumed recklessly and cause the generation of very high amounts of waste. This imbalance, consisting of production and consumption phases, has caused the ecosystem to be negatively affected. Although the waste recycling sector is an important sector in Turkey, additional studies are needed to ensure social awareness on waste management, research and development studies, and conversion of textile waste into high value-added products. A significant part of the waste in Turkey is used in yarn production. In this study; A research was conducted on the recycling processes of cotton yarn waste in a business for sustainability. Breaking strength values of yarns containing 10-50% waste in 3 different yarn counts, namely Ne 10, Ne 20 and Ne 30, were estimated by fuzzy logic modeling and the effects of textile waste on the environment and human health were examined.

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Effluent Decolorization for Sustainable Textile: Wastewater Treatment, Environmental Risk and Human Health

Kodaloğlu

2024

Uluslararası Sürdürülebilir Mühendislik Ve Teknoloji Dergisi

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Merely 0.4% of the world's water is accessible for human and animal consumption, a stark reminder of our planet's limited freshwater resources. With the escalating demands driven by population growth and industrial pollution, wastewater generation rates have surged. Of particular concern is the textile industry's heavy reliance on water in production processes, coupled with the challenge of treating wastewater laden with significant concentrations of dyestuffs, underscoring the urgent need for ecologically sound solutions. In this study, we explore the efficacy of various parameters, including mechanical agitation and ozone dosage, in the decolorization using Fuzzy Logic estimation techniques. Our findings reveal that higher mechanical agitation enhances ozonation rates, albeit at the expense of decreased efficiency in degrading dyeing auxiliary chemicals.

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Sürdürülebi̇li̇rli̇k Bağlaminda Cehri̇ Ve Pi̇nar Bi̇tki̇leri̇yle Pamuklu Kumaşlarin Boyanmasi Ve Boyamanin Kumaş Performansina Etki̇si̇

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Determination of Kovada Lake water quality according to zooplankton

Determination of Kovada Lake water quality according to zooplankton

Sustainability Through Textiles Recycling: Yarn Reuse, Environmental and Human Health Impact

Effluent Decolorization for Sustainable Textile: Wastewater Treatment, Environmental Risk and Human Health

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