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Part 1. Cleaner technology transfer to the Polish textile industry 9
Page 1 and 2: 1999 Cleaner Technology Transfer to
Page 3: Content Preface 5 Summary 7 Part 1.
Page 7: Summary Areas of pollution preventi
Page 12 and 13: Systematic procedure In analysing t
Page 15: Part 2. Idea Catalogue 15
Page 18 and 19: 18 Idea catalogue content Topic no.
Page 20 and 21: Topic 2. Parameter controlled flow
Page 22 and 23: Topic 4. Timer control of cleaning
Page 24 and 25: Topic 6. Optimization of rinsing wa
Page 26 and 27: Topic 8. Mechanical removal of dye
Page 28 and 29: Topic 10. Reconstruction from cooli
Page 30 and 31: Topic 12. Minimization of dead spac
Page 32 and 33: Topic 14. Minimization of attachmen
Page 34 and 35: Topic 16. Softening in pad mangles
Page 36 and 37: Topic 18. Alternatives to bleaching
Page 38 and 39: Topic 20. Optical whiteners Case il
Page 40 and 41: Topic 22. Substitution of dyes cont
Page 42 and 43: Topic 24. Substitution of sulphur d
Page 44 and 45: Topic 26. Detergents and complexing
Page 46 and 47: Topic 28. Neutralization after dyei
Page 48 and 49: Topic 30. Products containing forma
Page 50 and 51: Topic 32: Optimization and substitu
Page 52 and 53: Topic 34. Re-use of rinsing water f
Page 54 and 55: Topic 36. Multi-pipe system for dir
Page 56 and 57: Topic 38. Re-use of water for clean
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Topic 40. Heat exchange of discharg
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Part 3. Papers on selected options
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64 3.2 Environmentally friendly rec
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Table 1. Purity of different cotton
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68 The large water consumption in t
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Detergents and complexing agents Fi
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Figure 8. Temperature and pH interr
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74 3.3 Substitution of Alkyl Phenol
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76 Soap Today, soap has no importan
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78 The anionic component of the det
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80 The strategy for the water recla
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82 for rinsing (Knudsen and Wenzel,
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Figure 3. Dye-stuff retention as a
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86 One digester was operated as a r
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88 The savings due to water and ene
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Figure 1. Vald. Henriksen Jet. Figu
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Organic polymers Organic polymers w
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Table 2. Conditions for hydrolysati
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Figure 10. Polymer precipitation de
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98 3.6 Re-use of treated dye-bath a
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100 3.7 Savings and substitutions i
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102 In the after treatment (the rin
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104 To become a member, a manufatur
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106 In 1992 the Danish Environmenta
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Figure 1. Drawing of a jigger, © V
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Table 2. Documentation of savings i
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114 4.2 Extended Counter Current Op
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116 4.3 Cotton Dye-house Teofilów,
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Phase 3d While Phase 1 and 2 are di
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120 From Poland: The Textile Resear
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122 Registreringsblad Udgiver: Milj
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124 Reproduction is authorized prov
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