Biotechnology in textile processing

Find out how enzymes can be the answer to your concerns about textile processing safety

Biotechnology in Textile Processing examines recent trends, techniques, and developments in the finishing and processing of natural fibers. The industry's foremost experts present current research findings on textile biotechnology, bio-treatment, and waste water management, with an emphasis on developing environmentally friendly production technologies that use enzymatic processes. This vital book examines bio-technical methods that save chemicals, energy, and improve the quality of the final product, using enzyme applications that act on both cellulose- and protein-based textiles.

Biotechnology in Textile Processing is a comprehensive guide to basic and applied research for scientists, researchers, consultants, and academics working with research and development institutes, and agriculture and textile universities. The book explores methods of developing quality standards for assessing flax fiber through the use of physical, chemical, and instrumental techniques, evaluates the potential of enzyme activities on the properties of textile fibers, and provides an in-depth understanding of the structure-function relationships of textile fibers.

Biotechnology in Textile Processing examines:
enzyme-retted flax
enzymatic scouring for better textile properties of knitted fabrics
combined bioscouring and bleaching of cotton fibers
important factors for successful enzymatic scouring
designing wood fiber morphology and mechanical properties of fiberboards
laccase catalyzed indigo carmine transformation
integrated enzymatic pre-treatment of cotton fabrics
production of cellulase free pectinases for bioscouring
enzymatic finishes of wool fabrics
analytical methods for chitosan
the influence of enzymatic pre-treatment on color of bleached and dyed flax fibers
the effects of ultrasound on the performance of industrial enzymes used in cotton bio-preparation and bio-finishing applications Biotechnology in Textile Processing is an essential resource for scientists and consultants working at R&D institutes and universities, practitioners working in textile engineering, enzymology, biotechnology, and environmental protection, producers and processors of textiles, and for students.

Mahmoud A. Shoulkamy and Georg M. Guebitz and Momein H. A. El-Katatny and Gehan M. Shaban and Hani M. A. AbdelZaherW. Schnitzhofer and A. Kandelbauer and B. Klug-Santner and M. Onos and M. Calafell and G. M. GuebitzHolger Fischer and Jorg Mussig and Cornelia BluhmDanny E. Akin and Jonn A. Foulk and Roy B. Dodd and Helen H. EppsDarinka Fakin and Vera Golob and Karin Stana-KleinschekPetra Forte Tavcer and Pavla Krizman and Polonca PresaVal G. Yachmenev and Timothy Calamari, Jr. and Allan H. LambertJ. Batog and W. Konczewicz and R. Kozlowski and M. Muzyczek and N. Sedelnik and B. TanskaAndreas Kandelbauer and Oliver Maute and Matthias Kimmig and Rudolf W. Kessler and Georg M. GuebitzJuhea Kim and Eun Kyung Choe and Su Yeon Kim and Sung Woo NamAndrea Ganz and Andreas Kandelbauer and Waltraud Kessler and Rudolf W. Kessler and Rupert WimmerAna Marija Grancaric and Tanja Pusic and Anita TarbukJadwiga Sojka-Ledakowicz and Joanna Lichawska and Rita PycAscension Riva and Ines Algaba and Remedios PrietoJakub Wiener and Dagmar Machanova and Jana Mullerova and Oldrich Kratky

Antagonism of Trichoderma or Gliocladium Species on Two Phytopathogenic Species of Fusarium	p. 1
Production of Cellulase-Free Polygalacturonase Preparation by Sclerotium rolfsii for Bioscouring of Cotton	p. 19
Enzymatic Modification of Hemp Fibres for Sustainable Production of High Quality Materials: Influence of Processing Parameters	p. 39
Enzyme-Retted Flax Using Different Formulations and Processed Through the USDA Flax Fiber Pilot Plant	p. 55
Influence of Enzymatic Pretreatment on the Colours of Bleached and Dyed Flax Fibres	p. 69
Combined Bioscouring and Bleaching of Cotton Fibres	p. 83
The Effects of Ultrasound on the Performance of Industrial Enzymes Used in Cotton Bio-Preparation/Bio-Finishing Applications	p. 99
Survey and Recent Report on Enzymatic Processing of Bast Fibers	p. 113
Laccase Catalyzed Indigo Carmine Transformation	p. 131
Optimization of Enzymatic Scouring	p. 155
Designing Wood Fibre Morphology and Mechanical Properties of Fibreboards	p. 169
Enzymatic Scouring for Better Textile Properties of Knitted Cotton Fabrics	p. 189
Integrated Enzymatic Pre-Treatment of Cotton Fabrics	p. 199
Enzymatic Finishing of Wool Fabrics: Effects of Different Treatments with a Protease on Physical and Chemical Parameters of the Fabric	p. 209
Analytical Methods for Chitosan	p. 229
Index	p. 241

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