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Algae Materials for Textile Industries by Ishwarya Ayyanar; Sunandha Jeeva Bharathi G.; Akila Ravindran; Rajapriya Rajendran; Ajucarmelpricilla Arulprakasam; Balasubramanian Vellaisamy is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is Algae Materials for Textile Industries about?
Algae are a diverse category of autotrophic organisms that range from unicellular to multicellular in structure and have high protein content. Algae are important sources of nutrients, minerals, and fatty acids. Algae are utilized to create nontoxic, biodegradable, and herbal textile fibers and colors. Its technologies employ much less water and energy in the manufacture of fabric items than prior procedures. Another important aspect of algae is that it generates no waste or pollution. There is a need to reduce global carbon emissions and emissions on fossil materials, which necessitates the development of fresh substance solutions, and this algal cloth is merely an urgently needed technology to be implemented. This has an environmental condition on the end of the existence of clothing devices. Textiles made largely of algae are more costly than traditional fibers such as cotton. However, given the present state of the environment, employing sustainable and ethical products adds tremendous value to the business. The fact that algae are very green in terms of rapidly converting light, water, and carbon dioxide (CO2) into biomass in a system that does not necessarily require agricult
- Author
- Ishwarya Ayyanar; Sunandha Jeeva Bharathi G.; Akila Ravindran; Rajapriya Rajendran; Ajucarmelpricilla Arulprakasam; Balasubramanian Vellaisamy
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science & Technology
- Published
- 2023
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780443188169
- Subjects
- Science, Technology, Medical
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