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DECOLORIZATION METHOD OF POLYESTER FABRIC
20230082495 · 2023-03-16 ·

A decolorization method of a polyester fabric includes: providing a polyester fabric, in which the polyester fabric is a dyed polyester fabric and the polyester fabric is adhered with a dye and has a first L value; providing a first decolorizing solution and a second decolorizing solution, in which the first decolorizing solution contains a reductant and the second decolorizing solution contains an oxidant; and performing a decolorization process which includes: using one of the first decolorizing solution and the second decolorizing solution to decolorize one portion of the dye and using another one of the first decolorizing solution and the second decolorizing solution to decolorize another portion of the dye, so that a color of the dye is removed and the polyester fabric is white in color and has a second L value that is greater than the first L value.

METHOD FOR PRODUCING RECYCLED POLYESTER CHIPS FROM RECYCLED POLYESTER FABRIC
20230080748 · 2023-03-16 ·

A method for producing recycled polyester chips from a recycled polyester fabric is provided. The method includes: providing the recycled polyester fabric attached with dyes and/or coating glue; performing a color removal process to at least partially remove the dyes and/or the coating glue attached to the polyester fabric; performing a de-polymerization process which includes: using a chemical de-polymerization liquid to chemically depolymerize the recycled polyester fabric, so as to form a de-polymerization product containing bis(2-hydroxyethyl) terephthalate (BHET) and oligomers; performing a purification process, so as to enhance a purity of the BHET in the de-polymerization product; and performing a granulation process, so as to re-polymerize the purified BHET and form the recycled polyester chips (r-PET).

Method for decolorizing textile materials

The disclosure relates to a method for decolorization of a dye-colored synthetic polymer, which includes the steps of treating a dye-colored synthetic polymer, such as polyester, with a treatment composition at pH 6 or less, the treatment composition comprising sodium formaldehyde sulfoxylate, water, and a ketone. The resulting decolorized synthetic polymer is then separated from the treatment composition.

METHOD FOR DECOLORIZING TEXTILE MATERIALS
20200115844 · 2020-04-16 ·

The disclosure relates to a method for decolorization of a dye-colored synthetic polymer, which includes the steps of treating a dye-colored synthetic polymer, such as polyester, with a treatment composition at pH 6 or less, the treatment composition comprising sodium formaldehyde sulfoxylate, water, and a ketone. The resulting decolorized synthetic polymer is then separated from the treatment composition.

FORMALDEHYDE-FREE, AQUEOUS COMPOSITION FOR DISCHARGE PRINTING OF FABRIC
20240060236 · 2024-02-22 ·

The present invention relates to a composition for discharge printing of fabric, a discharge printing process for printing said composition to the fabric, the use of the composition for discharge printing and to a fabric treated with the composition in a discharge printing process according to the invention.

Process for producing flame-resistant synthetic fibres from textile waste, flame-resistant synthetic fibres and their use

Process for producing flame-resistant synthetic fibres from textile waste, flame-resistant synthetic fibres and their use. The invention concerns a process for producing flame-resistant synthetic fibres from textile fabrics, which contain at least a proportion of flame-resistant synthetic fibres and at least a proportion of enzymatically hydrolysable fibres, in which the hydrolysable fibre proportion is dissolved by an enzymatic treatment

METHOD FOR DECOLORIZING TEXTILE MATERIALS
20180209089 · 2018-07-26 ·

The disclosure relates to a method for decolorization of a dye-colored synthetic polymer, which includes the steps of treating a dye-colored synthetic polymer, such as polyester, with a treatment composition at pH 6 or less, the treatment composition comprising sodium formaldehyde sulfoxylate, water, and a ketone. The resulting decolorized synthetic polymer is then separated from the treatment composition.

DECONTAMINATION BATH AND METHOD FOR DECONTAMINATING A PLASTIC ARTICLE
20240409705 · 2024-12-12 ·

A decontamination bath for decontaminating plastic articles including a contaminant is provided, wherein the decontamination bath includes water, a non-polar organic solvent component, optionally an anionic and/or non-ionic surfactant, a resoiling inhibitor, and an alkaline agent or an acidic agent for adjusting the pH of the decontamination bath, wherein the amount of the non-polar organic solvent component in the decontamination bath is 0.1 wt % to 25 wt % based on the total weight of the decontamination bath, and wherein the decontamination bath comprise the alkaline agent and the pH of the decontamination bath is 8, or wherein the decontamination bath comprise the acidic agent and the pH of the decontamination bath is 6. A method for decontaminating a plastic article using the above decontamination bath is also provided.

Decolorization method of polyester fabric

A decolorization method of a polyester fabric includes: providing a polyester fabric, in which the polyester fabric is a dyed polyester fabric and the polyester fabric is adhered with a dye and has a first L value; providing a first decolorizing solution and a second decolorizing solution, in which the first decolorizing solution contains a reductant and the second decolorizing solution contains an oxidant; and performing a decolorization process which includes: using one of the first decolorizing solution and the second decolorizing solution to decolorize one portion of the dye and using another one of the first decolorizing solution and the second decolorizing solution to decolorize another portion of the dye, so that a color of the dye is removed and the polyester fabric is white in color and has a second L value that is greater than the first L value.

PROCESS AND PLANT FOR REMOVING DYES FROM WASTE TEXTILES

In a process for removing dyes from a waste textile material, including at least 50% by weight of polyester fibers, a batch of said textile material in an extraction chamber is extracted with a solvent that is circulated through the textile and the extraction chamber; said solution comprising solvent and extracted material is used as a solvent to extract dye from another batch of textile material, and in that said steps of extraction are repeated, until the amount of extracted material in said solution comprising solvent and extracted material reach a concentration whereby further dye extraction is impaired.