Circular Economy Alternative Repurposing Textile Solid Discarded Materials from the Leather Goods Sector in Ubrique (Cádiz), Southern Spain DOI Creative Commons
Miguel Suffo, José Luis García Morales, José M. Abelleira-Pereira

et al.

Applied Sciences, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 15(1), P. 145 - 145

Published: Dec. 27, 2024

The leather industry is experiencing a significant rise in production, resulting an increase discarded materials–often classified as urban waste—that end up landfills or are incinerated. Given the geographical proximity of goods sector Ubrique to cork stopper manufacturing El Puerto de Santa María/Jerez and viticulture Jerez/Sanlúcar/Chiclana, it essential explore synergies that can address environmental challenges by contemplating circular economy approach. This study focuses on existing potential repurposing materials, such reinforcements linings, meticulously recording, classifying, characterizing them. aim valorize these by-products line with principles set out European Union. Specifically, research investigates feasibility using materials raw inputs, combination resins, produce bottle stoppers for high-end spirits industry. Findings indicate single company generates over six tons textile waste per month, which equates approximately EUR 25,000 annually landfill disposal costs. By implementing alternative uses just 8.75% economic saving around 750 year was reached. In addition, low-cost vacuum molding method tested producing stoppers, yielding aesthetically pleasing durable prototypes. application circularity index enabled identification optimal remnants reintroduction into production cycle. re-integration not only reduces reliance virgin plastic but also has significantly reduce overall impact across interconnected sectors. Ultimately, this highlights viability adopting practices within promote sustainability efficiency.

Language: Английский

Multi-interfacial engineering of CoN/CoP heterostructures by synergistic coupling of Ru and MXene for high-efficiency hydrogen generation from ammonia-borane hydrolysis DOI
Yutong Li, Qiuhong Wei,

Haoyue Huang

et al.

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: 109, P. 325 - 334

Published: Feb. 12, 2025

Language: Английский

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Manufacture of Sustainable Cork Stoppers for Spirits Through Compression Molding DOI

Marcos Pino,

Iván Martín Alconchel,

M.P. Villar

et al.

Lecture notes in mechanical engineering, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown, P. 465 - 477

Published: Jan. 1, 2025

Language: Английский

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Revealing patterns of change in the tribological efficiency of composite materials for machine parts based on phenylone and polyamide reinforced with arimide-t and fullerene DOI Open Access
Віктор Аулін, Ivan Rogovskii, Оleg Lyashuk

et al.

Eastern-European Journal of Enterprise Technologies, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 3(12 (129)), P. 6 - 18

Published: June 28, 2024

The object of the study is process changing tribological efficiency according to tribotechnical characteristics (wear intensity, friction coefficient, temperature in contact zone) composites based on phenylone C-1 and polyamide PA-6 with arimide-T filler fullerene C-60. solved problem obtaining high wear resistance. Based results research, it was found that varying content makes possible obtain different patterns changes under conditions dry friction, lubrication water I-50 oil. Composites composition: C-1+15 wt. have maximum efficiency. % arimide-T+3 C-60 PA-6+30 Phenylone has destructive properties when working environment zone. Its reinforcement C60 gave positive a complex these conditions. It oil two orders magnitude lower than water. Research samples from obtained PA-6, reinforced optimal C60, showed their resistance lubricated 3.5...4.0 times greater bronze. An applied aspect reported introduction manufacturing technologies restoration machine parts proposed composites. been proven composition contributes could provide required level reliability resource-determining nodes, systems, assemblies. be used by machine-building repair-technological enterprises

Language: Английский

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1
Circular Economy Alternative Repurposing Textile Solid Discarded Materials from the Leather Goods Sector in Ubrique (Cádiz), Southern Spain DOI Creative Commons
Miguel Suffo, José Luis García Morales, José M. Abelleira-Pereira

et al.

Applied Sciences, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 15(1), P. 145 - 145

Published: Dec. 27, 2024

The leather industry is experiencing a significant rise in production, resulting an increase discarded materials–often classified as urban waste—that end up landfills or are incinerated. Given the geographical proximity of goods sector Ubrique to cork stopper manufacturing El Puerto de Santa María/Jerez and viticulture Jerez/Sanlúcar/Chiclana, it essential explore synergies that can address environmental challenges by contemplating circular economy approach. This study focuses on existing potential repurposing materials, such reinforcements linings, meticulously recording, classifying, characterizing them. aim valorize these by-products line with principles set out European Union. Specifically, research investigates feasibility using materials raw inputs, combination resins, produce bottle stoppers for high-end spirits industry. Findings indicate single company generates over six tons textile waste per month, which equates approximately EUR 25,000 annually landfill disposal costs. By implementing alternative uses just 8.75% economic saving around 750 year was reached. In addition, low-cost vacuum molding method tested producing stoppers, yielding aesthetically pleasing durable prototypes. application circularity index enabled identification optimal remnants reintroduction into production cycle. re-integration not only reduces reliance virgin plastic but also has significantly reduce overall impact across interconnected sectors. Ultimately, this highlights viability adopting practices within promote sustainability efficiency.

Language: Английский

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0