ArticleBioprocess and biosystems engineering2022
A sustainable approach for cotton bioscouring: reuse of the pectate lyase containing treatment bath.
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Abstract
Enzymatic scouring of cotton has established itself (slowly) as a green alternative to alkaline scouring in the textile industry, mostly due to more environmentally friendly processing at lower pH and temperatures and its less aggressive action on the cotton fibers. However, among other limitations, enzyme costs have contributed to impeding its wide acceptance and use. For the first time, in this study, the recycling of the bioscouring bath was evaluated, unlike most current bioscouring that is performed using fresh enzyme solution. Bioscouring of raw knitted cotton fabric was carried out for 30 min with a commercial pectinase (BioPrep
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