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Leather shaving dust utilization in brick preparation: Solid waste management in tannery
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Highlights Leather shaving dust in combination with clay are used in brick fabrication. Produced brick with 4% leather shaving dust shows progressive engineering properties. Trivial leached metal is assessed from leather shaving dust incorporated brick. Leather shaving dust bargains ecological-economic aids for the tannery.
Abstract In the tannery, after sammying and splitting, the flesh side of wet-blue leather is shaved getting a uniform thickness known as shaving. During shaving, a significant amount of chromium-containing leather shaving dust (LSD) is generated. It affects the environment and the management of chromium-containing LSD is a great challenge. In this work, LSD is used in brick production mitigating the generated solid waste in a tannery. The LSD (w/w) of 0%, 2%, 3%, 4%, 5%, 6%, and 7% are incorporated along with clay and burned at 1000 °C in the brickfield. The outcome discloses 4% LSD amended brick showed the maximum engineering and chemical properties. The optimum 4% LSD amended brick’s weight loss, shrinkage area, water absorption, compressive strength, and efflorescence properties to be 11.38%, 5.51%, 14.26%, 10.69 N/mm2, and no efflorescence, respectively. The Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) images denote the micro-fibrous structure of the composite that played a significant role in producing lightweight brick. The NEN 7345 leaching test of the LSD-incorporated bricks indicated that leached metals were below the acceptable limit. Utilization of LSD will open an eye as an ingredient in brick production, to mitigate tannery solid waste load.
Leather shaving dust utilization in brick preparation: Solid waste management in tannery
Graphical abstract Display Omitted
Highlights Leather shaving dust in combination with clay are used in brick fabrication. Produced brick with 4% leather shaving dust shows progressive engineering properties. Trivial leached metal is assessed from leather shaving dust incorporated brick. Leather shaving dust bargains ecological-economic aids for the tannery.
Abstract In the tannery, after sammying and splitting, the flesh side of wet-blue leather is shaved getting a uniform thickness known as shaving. During shaving, a significant amount of chromium-containing leather shaving dust (LSD) is generated. It affects the environment and the management of chromium-containing LSD is a great challenge. In this work, LSD is used in brick production mitigating the generated solid waste in a tannery. The LSD (w/w) of 0%, 2%, 3%, 4%, 5%, 6%, and 7% are incorporated along with clay and burned at 1000 °C in the brickfield. The outcome discloses 4% LSD amended brick showed the maximum engineering and chemical properties. The optimum 4% LSD amended brick’s weight loss, shrinkage area, water absorption, compressive strength, and efflorescence properties to be 11.38%, 5.51%, 14.26%, 10.69 N/mm2, and no efflorescence, respectively. The Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) images denote the micro-fibrous structure of the composite that played a significant role in producing lightweight brick. The NEN 7345 leaching test of the LSD-incorporated bricks indicated that leached metals were below the acceptable limit. Utilization of LSD will open an eye as an ingredient in brick production, to mitigate tannery solid waste load.
Leather shaving dust utilization in brick preparation: Solid waste management in tannery
Hashem, Md. Abul (author) / Hasan Zahin, Md. Enamul (author) / Haque, Md. Sanaul (author) / Milu, Md. Shohag (author) / Hasan, Md. Anik (author) / Payel, Sofia (author)
2023-07-31
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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