Recycling in textile.

1. Presentation

2. Is recycling possible in Textile
industry? If possible, Then how ?

3. Introduce to group members
• Sha Abu Nasaer : 213903001
• ATM Badrul Hasan Arif : 213903010
• Azizul Hakim : 213903013

4. Content
Textile recycling
History of textile recycling
The process of textile recycling
The process for natural fiber
The process for denim
Recycling benefits
Financial benefits
Recycling builds community
Recycling is a way of life.

5. Textile recycling
Textile recycling is the process by which old clothing and other textiles are
recovered for reuse or material recovery. It is the basis for the textile
recycling industry. The necessary steps in the textile recycling process
involve the donation, collection, sorting and processing of textiles, and
then subsequent transportation to end users of used garments, rags or other
recovered materials.

6. History of textile recycling
Textile recycling is one of the oldest and most established recycling industries in
the world, yet, few people understand the recycling industry .

7. The process of textile recycling
Textile recycling traditional sources of textile waste come
from three different sources:
1.fiber, yarn, and fabric processing
2. sewn products manufacture
3.disc Textile and cutting wastes at the manufacturing
level are considered pre-consumer waste and are easier
to recycle because the fibers, dyes, and finishes are
known and in like-new condition.

8. The process for natural fiber
The recycling of the natural fiber of
cotton, for example, occurs first
dividing this material from other
waste. After the division, the cotton
fiber selected is packed with the
use of a hydraulic press. Finally,
the bale of cotton fiber is then
stored to be ready for sale as
excellent Secondary Raw Material.

9. The process for denim
The denim received for recycling is
returned to its natural, original fiber
state, cotton, preparing it for the
insulation process. The reprocessed
cotton fiber is treated with a borate
solution for fire ret ardency and
mold/mildew resistance.

10. Recycling benefits
 Financial benefits
 Energy savings
 Community build
 Jobs creation
 Strong economy
 Environmental protection

11. Financial benefits
 Make money selling recyclables
 Community financial benefits

12. Recycling builds community
• People work together
• Communicate
• Share ideas
• Support each other

13. Recycling is a way of life.
• Once you make the choice to
recycle
• Stick to that choice everyday
• Recycling becomes second nature
of a way of life