Schwödeverfahren
English translation: painting
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| 3 | liming process |
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| 2 | Painted wool. Wool removed from sheepskins after loosening by sulphide paint applied to the flesh si |
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Painted wool. Wool removed from sheepskins after loosening by sulphide paint applied to the flesh si Explanation: Schwödewolle, die bei der Lederherstellung anfallende Wolle: sie ist durch die Vorbehandlung in Griff, Festigkeit, Glanz und Geschmeidigkeit geschädigt © Bibliographisches Institut & F. A. Brockhaus AG, Mannheim, 2005 |
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painting Explanation: see page 27 Referenzdokument über die Besten Verfügbaren Techniken für die Lederindustrie http://www.bvt.umweltbundesamt.de/archiv/Lederindustrie.pdf Der Ausdruck Schwöden ist Bestandteil der Oeconomischen Encyclopädie (1773 - 1858) von J. G. Krünitz, deren Online-Version Sie hier starten können: ... www.kruenitz1.uni-trier.de/xxx/s/ks18212.htm Industrial structures [COM] Full entry DE Aeschern 3 Ref Schwoeden 3 Ref EN liming 3 Ref plumping 3 Ref process in use in the leather tanning industry. ... Liming is the most ... of unwanted hide components after liming, is performed to impart softness, ... Reference: http://www.skriptum.org/skripte/handzettel,mc.pdf Reference: http://www.bvt.umweltbundesamt.de/archiv/Lederindustrie.pdf |
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liming process Explanation: Ernst Technical Dictionary gives "to lime" for schwöden in connection with tanning "Whether in the form of liming hides in pits or sweating skins, hair-save unhairing has been used since time immemorial." -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 Stunden (2007-07-07 11:36:56 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The next step is liming, in which the bonds between the fibrils are partly broken, so that the fibres are slightly split up. The lime also removes part of the interfibrillar skin matter, so that the fibres become less fixed. At the same time liming loosens the subcutaneous layer so that it is more easily removed lateron. Liming takes 12 - 14 hours. At the end of the process the skin is very alkaline (pH 13-14). Liming The use of lime and sodium sulphide solution to dissolve all remaining wool from pulled sheep skins or to remove hair from cattle skins. Reference: http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/don/dt/dt2080.html Reference: http://www.hewit.com/sd2-leat.htm |
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