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R3 environment responsibility
Background
35 m3 water
200 kg chemicals
300 kg chemical aux.
Energy
Reduce Reuse Recycle
1 ton raw hide
250 kg leather
250 Kg O2 (COD)
100 Kg O2 (BOD)
150 Kg SS
5 Kg Cr
10 Kg Sulfide
35 m3 water
500 Kg sludge from WWTP
600 Kg solid process residues
5 kg volatiles
3. ■ Probiotics: live microorganisms that confer health benefits
■ A natural technology to repopulate environments with healthy microorganisms
Based on probiotics:
Technical Fundamentals
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4. Probiotic biochemicals from proprietary fermentation and formulation technology
using probiotic mother culture and particular natural raw ingredients.
Based on probiotics:
Technical Fundamentals
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Probiotics Natural raw ingredients
MetabolitesFermentation
5. ■ Natural bioreaction → Low carbon footprint
■ No toxic, no hazardous, no corrosive
■ From renewable resources
■ 100 % Biodegradable
Technical Fundamentals
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Sustainability based
on probiotics:
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Hydrotropic properties:
■ Increase solubility of sparingly soluble organic molecules:
Substances in the leather:
§ Dirt, dung, waxes, phospholipids,…
§ Soluble proteins (hyaluronic acid, dermatan sulfate, GAG, globulins… )
Processing chemicals
■ Water transfer from particle to particle:
Probiotic biochemicals
Properties (1)
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Probiotic biochemicals
Properties (1)
Fibra de colágeno
Fibras de colágeno vistas
con microscopio
Fibrilla
Microfibrilla
Cadenas de
tropocolágeno
Cadenas de
aminoacidos
Estructura de una fibra de colágeno
8. ■ Are compatible with all chemicals used in the leather making process and do not
require to adjust the conditions (pH, temperature,…) beyond those required in the
manufacturing operations.
■ Except under unusual conditions1, the soaking operation using Proviera products
is free of bactericides and can reduce bad odors or putrefaction.
1 deficient preservation, long soaking time, water conditions,….
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Probiotic biochemicals
Properties (2)
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Results & discussions
Beamhouse:
Washing / Pre-soaking / Main soaking:
■ Clean / degreased hide / skin surface
■ Uniform rehydration. Slight lyotropic swelling (fiber sponginess + relaxation)
■ No putrefacting odors and hide/skin bacterial damages
■ No foaming
■ Reduction of COD (from 25-35 to 15-25 Kg O2/tonne of hide)
■ Increase of BOD/COD ratio
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Results & discussions
Beamhouse:
Unhairing / liming:
■ Improve dispersion of lime and open wrinkles
■ Lowe draw marks, pelts more relaxed and flatter
■ Easier removal of hair roots
Standard Proviera
Standard Proviera
Standard
Proviera
Potential better sorting and increase of area and area yield
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Results & discussions
Degreasing:
■ Improve efficiency of the degreasing process
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
Double
Face
Nappa
Ini6al
fat
content
Standard:
commercial
degreasing
agent
2/3
commercial
degreasing
+1/3
PG
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Results & discussions
Wet end:
Washing / wetting back:
■ Clean and uniform surface on the leather
■ No impact on waterproofing
■ No foaming
Retanning / fatliquoring / dyeing
■ Improves dispersion and exhaustion of chemicals
■ Better fault coverage
Ammonia Ethoxilate
Amine
Naphthalene
Sulf.
Probiotic Aux.
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Results & discussions
Potential reduction of COD (mg O2 / ton of raw hide, brine cured)1:
1 Based on standards which are widely applied and found generally acceptable (i.e. tends to ignore specific individual situations). Variables
that influence the results are the chemicals already used in the tannery, origin of raw hides, preservation methods, mechanical action, etc.
0
50
100
150
200
250
Finishing
Post
tanning
Tanning
opera6ons
Rest
beamhouse
Soaking
Up to 24% all process
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Conclusions
■ Path breaking technology with no impact on environment
■ Natural biochemicals from renewable resources. 100% biodegradable
■ Characterized by hydrotropic properties
■ Delay damages caused by bacteria and bad odors
■ Replace or combine chemical auxiliaries
■ Improve leather quality, save water consumption and costs
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Acknowledgements
STAHL HOLDINGS B.V. Waalwijk. Netherlands
SCD PROBIOTICS. Kansas City. MO. USA
PROVIERA BIOTECH. Kansas City. MO. USA
PROKLEAN TECHNOLOGIES, PVT LTD. Chennai. India