Method for extracting collagen fibers from offal produced during tanning process
A technology of collagen fibers and leftovers, which is applied in the chemical post-treatment of fibers, fiber treatment, animal raw materials, etc., to achieve the effects of high extraction rate, reduced arrangement density, and reduced binding force
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[0020] From the solid waste produced by the tannery, select irregularly shaped and large-sized cowhide or pigskin wetblue leather trimming waste. First soak the wetblue leather waste for 36 hours. The soaking solution is composed of alkali, co-solvent and Surfactant composition, wherein the alkali is ammonia, the usage amount is 0.3% (accounting for waste mass ratio), the co-solvent is sodium salicylate, the usage amount is 0.5% (accounting for waste mass ratio), and the surfactant is ethoxylated Alkyl sodium sulfate, the usage amount is 0.3% (accounting for waste mass ratio). Then, the swollen leftovers were treated with ultrasonic equipment for 30 minutes, the frequency used was 40KHZ, and the power was 300W. Then slowly pass through the high-pressure jet device, and use three row thorn heads to impact the waste. The pressures used by the three row thorn heads are: 28bar, 35bar, 60bar, the aperture of the water needle plate used is 1mm, and the jet hole density is 16 holes / c...
Embodiment 2
[0027] From the solid waste produced by the tannery, select irregularly shaped and large-sized cowhide or pigskin wetblue leather trimming waste. First, soak the wetblue leather waste for 28 hours. The soaking solution is composed of alkali, cosolvent and Surfactant composition, wherein the alkali is NaOH, the usage amount is 0.2% (accounting for the waste mass ratio), the co-solvent is urea, the usage amount is 0.3% (accounting for the waste material mass ratio), the surfactant is JFC, and the usage amount is 0.5% (accounting for waste mass ratio). Then, the swollen leftovers were treated with ultrasonic equipment for 30 minutes, the frequency used was 60KHZ, and the power was 600W. Then slowly pass through the high-pressure jet device, and use three row thorn heads to impact the waste. The pressures used by the three row thorn heads are: 30bar, 40bar, 65bar, the aperture of the water needle plate used is 2mm, and the jet hole density is 16 holes / cm. The mesh number of the o...
Embodiment 3
[0034] From the solid waste produced by the tannery, select irregularly shaped and large-sized cowhide or pigskin wetblue leather trimming waste. First, soak the wetblue leather waste for 48 hours. The soaking solution is composed of alkali, co-solvent and Surfactant composition, wherein the alkali is sodium carbonate, the use amount is 0.25% (accounting for waste mass ratio), co-solvent is ethylene glycol, the use amount is 0.4% (accounting for waste mass ratio), surfactant is Pingping plus O, The amount used is 0.2% (accounting for waste mass ratio). Then, the swollen leftovers were treated with ultrasonic equipment for 30 minutes, the frequency used was 40KHZ, and the power was 300W. Then slowly pass through the high-pressure jet device, and use three row thorn heads to impact the waste. The pressures used by the three row thorn heads are: 25bar, 40bar, 60bar, the aperture of the water needle plate used is 1.5mm, and the jet hole density is 16 holes / cm. The mesh number of ...
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