Advances in Textile Dyeing and Finishing
A special issue of Textiles (ISSN 2673-7248).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2021) | Viewed by 16088
Special Issue Editor
Interests: eco-textile dyeing technologies; solid waste disposal; resource utilization technology
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Dear Colleagues,
Textile dyeing and finishing serves as a link between weaving and apparel industries, which is an important means of endowing the textile with color and function, as well as an important part in the whole textile industry chain. Recently, influenced by the global warming and the increasing pressure of environment protection, new features have come up in the dyeing and finishing industry. The concept of energy conservation and emission reduction and ecological green and sustainable development has been deeply rooted in people's minds and is becoming a new label and position for the development of the dyeing and finishing industry. Based on this, this issue solicits contributions of papers on the newly developed dyeing and finishing technology, with topics including but not limited to the following: ecological dyeing and finishing technology, such as digital ink-jet printing technology; supercritical carbon dioxide dyeing technology; salt-free dyeing technology for reactive dyes; low-temperature pretreatment technology and less water or anhydrous dyeing technology of polyester fabric; ecological dyeing and finishing auxiliaries, such as extraction and application of natural dyes; structure design and application of green ecological auxiliaries; and textile biotechnology, such as the application of enzymes in textile printing and dyeing process. This issue aims to provide new ideas to address the common technical problems in the textile dyeing and finishing process, which result in high pollution, high energy consumption, and high wastewater discharge.
Prof. Dr. Shaohai Fu
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- textile dyeing and finishing
- digital ink-jet printing technology
- supercritical carbon dioxide dyeing technology
- salt-free dyeing technology
- anhydrous dyeing technology
- textile biotechnology
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