Usage of spent clay sorption materials in leather and fur production technologies
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Keywords

ecological safety, natural clay sorbents, adsorption, bentonite, ions of heavy metals, modification, semi-finished item

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Sakalova, H., & Khodanitska, O. (2023). Usage of spent clay sorption materials in leather and fur production technologies. Personality and Environmental Issues, 3(1), 33-38. https://doi.org/10.31652/2786-6033-2023-1(3)-33-38

Abstract

The work is devoted to solving the current problem of increasing the level of environmental safety of treatment industrial wastewater of leather production from chromium ions (III) through the use of natural and modified bentonite. The most promising way of wastewater purification is the sorption technology, which is widely used in many countries to prevent pollution of the environment by wastewater from industrial enterprises. Studies of the use of natural and modified bentonite in the adsorption of Cr3 + ions have been carried out. The purpose of the research was to study the use of clay sorbents previously applied for the purification of wastewater from heavy metal ions in technological processes of leather and fur production. The possibility and modes of application of spent bentonite dispersions for the processing of leather semi-finished products to increase resource conservation and environmental friendliness of leather production were also established. The influence of the process duration on the sorption efficiency of chromium ions has been studied. Studies have been conducted to use spent bentonite in tanning and filling processes. The efficiency of modification of montmorillonite has been proved and the expediency of using mineral dispersion for qualitative formation of the structure and properties of the leather during tanning has been established.

The efficiency of adsorption of anionic dyes on spent montmorillonite is investigated. Was identified a high level of adsorption of anionic dyes at pH 5-6.5. The role of the dye structure, the level of the critical concentration of micelle formation on the dye adsorption on the surface of montmorillonite is provided. Utilization of spent bentonite by using it as part of multifunctional materials for the processing of leather semi-finished products contributes to a considerable increase in resource conservation and environmental friendliness of leather production.

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