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Upcycling textile waste using pyrolysis process
- Lee, Hee Sue;
- Jung, Sungyup;
- Lin, Kun-Yi Andrew;
- Kwon, Eilhann E.;
- Lee, Jechan
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Rapidly changing fashion trends have generated tremendous amounts of textile waste globally. Textile waste is composed of a variety of substances (natural, synthetic, organic, and inorganic fibers). The inhomogeneity and complex nature of textile waste makes recycling economically challenging. Pyrolysis is a thermochemical process that transforms waste feedstocks of an inhomogeneous and complex nature into value added products (i.e., waste upcycling). This article provides a systematic review of the currently available and investigated pyrolysis processes to upcycle textile waste (e.g., material and energy recovery). The challenges in the pyrolysis process of textile waste are discussed, and relevant future research needs are recommended. Despite these challenges, pyrolysis will be an effective end-of-life option for textile waste if continuous research and development activities are conducted..
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- Upcycling textile waste using pyrolysis process
- 저자
- Lee, Hee Sue; Jung, Sungyup; Lin, Kun-Yi Andrew; Kwon, Eilhann E.; Lee, Jechan
- 발행일
- 2023-02
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