Sorption properties of fibres and the chemistry of alternative environment friendly finishing

Code

J2-8599 (C) - included in ARIS records

Head

Period

1/1/1997 - 12/31/1999

Science

Natural sciences and mathematics (2)
Engineering sciences and technologies (11)
Other (3)

Reseacher status

Researcher (14)
Junior expert or technical associate (2)

Education

Doctor's degree (12)
Master's degree (1)
Other (3)

Sex

Woman (11)
Man (4)
Other (1)

Status

Employed at RO (1)
Employed at RO and RRD (5)
No data on employment in RO (5)
Retired (3)
Deceased (2)

No. of publications

0 (1)
10–99 (5)
100–999 (9)
1,000–9,999 (1)

Projects / Programmes source: ARIS

source: ARIS

Sorption properties of fibres and the chemistry of alternative environment friendly finishing

Research activity

Code	Science	Field	Subfield
2.14.01	Engineering sciences and technologies	Textile and leather	Textile and technical fibres

Code	Science	Field
T470	Technological sciences	Textiles technology

Keywords

New fibres, supramolecular structure of fibres, fibre modification and sorption properties, dyestuff diffusion, structural changes of PES in supercritical CO2, environment-friendly stabilisers, alternative environment-friendly thickeners in printing with reactive dyes, dyestuff-surfactant interactions, decoloration of waste water, expert systems, knowledge base in electronic learning environment.

Evaluation (rules)

source: COBISS

Evaluation of bibliographic research performance indicators according to ARIS methodology

Citations Citations for bibliographic records in COBIB.SI that are linked to records in citation databases

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source: Scopus

source: COBISS

Researchers (15)

no.	Code	Name and surname	Research area	Role	Period	No. of publicationsNo. of publications
1.	17577	PhD Aleš Doliška	Materials science and technology	Researcher	1998 - 1999	175
2.	09824	PhD Darko Golob	Textile and leather	Researcher	1997 - 1999	174
3.	02070	PhD Vera Golob	Textile and leather	Researcher	1997 - 1999	336
4.	10455	MSc Liljana Kocbek	Textile and leather	Researcher	1997 - 1999	61
5.	04629	PhD Tatjana Kreže	Textile and leather	Researcher	1997 - 1999	279
6.	15123	PhD Jelka Kurnik	Textile and leather	Researcher	1997 - 1999	64
7.	02223	PhD Alenka Majcen Le Marechal	Chemistry	Researcher	1997 - 1999	627
8.	05537	PhD Branko Neral	Textile and leather	Researcher	1997 - 1999	327
9.	04171	PhD Majda Sfiligoj Smole	Textile and leather	Researcher	1997 - 1999	433
10.	08393	PhD Barbara Simončič	Textile and leather	Researcher	1999	496
11.	07814	PhD Karin Stana Kleinschek	Textile and leather	Researcher	1997 - 1999	1,119
12.	10575	PhD Simona Strnad	Textile and leather	Researcher	1997 - 1999	373
13.	16201	PhD Bojana Zalar	Mathematics	Researcher	1997 - 1999	16
14.	17582	Danijel Zimšek		Researcher	1997 - 1999	63
15.	17583	Vida Žižek		Researcher	1997 - 1999	46

Organisations (2)

no.	Code	Research organisation	City	Registration number	No. of publicationsNo. of publications
1.	0795	University ob Maribor, Faculty of mechanical engineering	Maribor	5089638010	24,101
2.	1555	University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engeneering	Ljubljana	1627074	19,956

Abstract

Textile finishing of natural and synthetic polymers includes various physical and chemical processes like pretreatment, bleaching, dyeing, printing and chemical finishing. Water is the principal medium used as a solvent for chemicals, bleaching agents, dyes, textile auxilliaries and chemical finishing agents. Textile finishing is harmful to the environment because it involves many chemicals and causes heavy waste water pollution. The resulting harmful effects on the environment are reduced by the substitution of materials, by a thorough knowledge of interactions between the fibre, the dye and finishing agents, and by optimizing the finishing process, i.e. by rationalizing the consumption of water, energy and materials. A thorough knowledge of sorption properties, which depend of the structure of the fibre on finishing agents and on process conditions, offers the basis for an optimal, rational and environment-friendly production process. New fibres, new or alternative materials and new rational porcesses require to study the interactions in new conditions. Textile processing with environment-friendly materials accompanied by reduced water and energy consumption and pollution abatment are the typical trends in textile finishing. New experts with new knowledge and awareness, new methods of learning and new computer technology are the conditions enabling a successful solution of textile finishing problems. Equally important is the streaming of interactions which underlay the sorption properties of fibres and the environment-friendliness and non-toxicity of the product.