Alternatives of reusing textile waste
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Resumo: | Textile products are indispensable in everyday life, being present in different formats and characteristics. However, the textile industry is the second largest pollutant in the world due to the few of reuse and recycling techniques that cause great environmental impacts. Data show the recycling of textile waste does not reach 25% of what is generated, thus producing about 1.2 billion tons of greenhouse gas per year. The textile waste recycling is considered to be of great need and viability in the curricular economy implementation, but it is challenging, especially since these wastes are usually mixed with other fibers. In this way, the present article presents the concept of circular economy related to the textile industry and the ways of recycling fabrics, aiming to reduce environmental impacts. The circular economy presents a model capable of decoupling economic growth from the waste production, transforming waste into new products and materials with maximum efficiency, aiming at reaching an economic model with zero waste, essential to achieve sustainable growth. The transition to a circular economy must begin with the waste prevention and the waste minimization waste deposited in landfills and finally the recycling process implementation. The different recycling processes were shown to be promising wards the significantly contribution to the circular economy. The main recycling technologies, for textile waste, include the hot compression molding process, the mechanical recycling process and the chemical recycling process. |
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Alternatives of reusing textile wasteAlternativas para la reutilización de residuos textilesAlternativas de reutilização de resíduos têxteisDesechos textilesEconomía circularMoldeo por compresiónReciclaje mecánicoReciclaje químico.Resíduos têxteisEconomia circularMoldagem por compressãoReciclagem mecânicaReciclagem química.Textile wasteCircular economyCompression moldingMechanical recyclingChemical recycling.Textile products are indispensable in everyday life, being present in different formats and characteristics. However, the textile industry is the second largest pollutant in the world due to the few of reuse and recycling techniques that cause great environmental impacts. Data show the recycling of textile waste does not reach 25% of what is generated, thus producing about 1.2 billion tons of greenhouse gas per year. The textile waste recycling is considered to be of great need and viability in the curricular economy implementation, but it is challenging, especially since these wastes are usually mixed with other fibers. In this way, the present article presents the concept of circular economy related to the textile industry and the ways of recycling fabrics, aiming to reduce environmental impacts. The circular economy presents a model capable of decoupling economic growth from the waste production, transforming waste into new products and materials with maximum efficiency, aiming at reaching an economic model with zero waste, essential to achieve sustainable growth. The transition to a circular economy must begin with the waste prevention and the waste minimization waste deposited in landfills and finally the recycling process implementation. The different recycling processes were shown to be promising wards the significantly contribution to the circular economy. The main recycling technologies, for textile waste, include the hot compression molding process, the mechanical recycling process and the chemical recycling process.Los productos textiles son indispensables en el día a día, estando presentes en diferentes formatos y características. Sin embargo, la industria textil es el segundo contaminante más grande del mundo debido a las pocas técnicas de reutilización y reciclaje que tienen grandes impactos ambientales. Los datos muestran que el reciclaje de residuos textiles no llega al 25% de lo que se genera, produciendo así alrededor de 1.200 millones de toneladas de emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero al año. El reciclaje de residuos textiles se considera de gran necesidad y viabilidad en la implementación del concepto de economía circular, pero es un desafío, especialmente porque estos residuos suelen estar mezclados con otras fibras. En este sentido, el presente trabajo presenta el concepto de economía circular relacionado con la industria textil y las formas de reciclar tejidos, con el objetivo de reducir los impactos ambientales. La economía circular presenta un modelo capaz de desvincular el crecimiento económico de la generación de residuos, transformando los residuos en nuevos productos y materiales con la máxima eficiencia, con el objetivo de alcanzar un modelo económico con cero residuos, imprescindible para lograr un crecimiento sostenible. La transición a una economía circular debe comenzar con la prevención de residuos y la minimización de residuos depositados en vertederos y finalmente la implementación de procesos de reciclaje. Los diferentes procesos de reciclaje demostraron ser prometedores en el sentido de contribuir significativamente a la economía circular. Las principales tecnologías de reciclaje incluyen el proceso de moldeo por compresión en caliente, el proceso de reciclaje mecánico y el proceso de reciclaje químico para residuos textiles.Os produtos têxteis são indispensáveis no cotidiano, estando presentes em diversos formatos e características. No entanto, a indústria têxtil é o segundo maior poluente do mundo devido as poucas técnicas de reutilização e reciclagem que acarretam grandes impactos ambientais. Dados mostram que a reciclagem dos resíduos têxteis não chega a 25% do que é gerado, assim, produzindo cerca de 1,2 bilhões de toneladas de emissões de gases de efeito estufa por ano. A reciclagem dos resíduos têxteis é considerada de grande necessidade e viabilidade na concretização do conceito de economia circular, porém é desafiadora, especialmente porque estes resíduos geralmente são misturados com outras fibras. Neste sentido, o presente trabalho apresenta o conceito de economia circular relacionado a indústria têxtil e as formas de reciclagem de tecidos, visando a redução dos impactos ambientais. A economia circular, apresenta um modelo capaz de desvincular o crescimento econômico da geração de resíduos, transformando-os em novos produtos e materiais com a máxima eficiência objetivando chegar a um modelo econômico com desperdício zero, imprescindível para alcançar um crescimento sustentável. A transição para uma economia circular deve começar com a prevenção de resíduos e a minimização dos resíduos depositados em aterro e finalmente a implantação de processos de reciclagem. Os diferentes processos de reciclagens se apresentaram como promissores no sentido de contribuir de forma significativa com a economia circular. As principais tecnologias de reciclagem, de resíduos têxteis, compreendem o processo de moldagem por compressão a quente, o processo de reciclagem mecânica e o processo de reciclagem química.Research, Society and Development2020-12-10info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/1061310.33448/rsd-v9i11.10613Research, Society and Development; Vol. 9 No. 11; e96291110613Research, Society and Development; Vol. 9 Núm. 11; e96291110613Research, Society and Development; v. 9 n. 11; e962911106132525-3409reponame:Research, Society and Developmentinstname:Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)instacron:UNIFEIporhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/10613/9545Copyright (c) 2020 Ademir José Velicko; Rafael Luis Amrginski; Marcelo Hemkemeierhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessVelicko, Ademir JoséAmrginski, Rafael LuisHemkemeier, Marcelo2020-12-10T23:37:57Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/10613Revistahttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/indexPUBhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/oairsd.articles@gmail.com2525-34092525-3409opendoar:2024-01-17T09:32:38.823885Research, Society and Development - Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)false |
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Alternatives of reusing textile waste Alternativas para la reutilización de residuos textiles Alternativas de reutilização de resíduos têxteis |
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Alternatives of reusing textile waste Velicko, Ademir José Desechos textiles Economía circular Moldeo por compresión Reciclaje mecánico Reciclaje químico. Resíduos têxteis Economia circular Moldagem por compressão Reciclagem mecânica Reciclagem química. Textile waste Circular economy Compression molding Mechanical recycling Chemical recycling. |
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Velicko, Ademir José Amrginski, Rafael Luis Hemkemeier, Marcelo |
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Desechos textiles Economía circular Moldeo por compresión Reciclaje mecánico Reciclaje químico. Resíduos têxteis Economia circular Moldagem por compressão Reciclagem mecânica Reciclagem química. Textile waste Circular economy Compression molding Mechanical recycling Chemical recycling. |
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Desechos textiles Economía circular Moldeo por compresión Reciclaje mecánico Reciclaje químico. Resíduos têxteis Economia circular Moldagem por compressão Reciclagem mecânica Reciclagem química. Textile waste Circular economy Compression molding Mechanical recycling Chemical recycling. |
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Textile products are indispensable in everyday life, being present in different formats and characteristics. However, the textile industry is the second largest pollutant in the world due to the few of reuse and recycling techniques that cause great environmental impacts. Data show the recycling of textile waste does not reach 25% of what is generated, thus producing about 1.2 billion tons of greenhouse gas per year. The textile waste recycling is considered to be of great need and viability in the curricular economy implementation, but it is challenging, especially since these wastes are usually mixed with other fibers. In this way, the present article presents the concept of circular economy related to the textile industry and the ways of recycling fabrics, aiming to reduce environmental impacts. The circular economy presents a model capable of decoupling economic growth from the waste production, transforming waste into new products and materials with maximum efficiency, aiming at reaching an economic model with zero waste, essential to achieve sustainable growth. The transition to a circular economy must begin with the waste prevention and the waste minimization waste deposited in landfills and finally the recycling process implementation. The different recycling processes were shown to be promising wards the significantly contribution to the circular economy. The main recycling technologies, for textile waste, include the hot compression molding process, the mechanical recycling process and the chemical recycling process. |
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