Enzymes are specific
bio-catalysts of organic origin which are produced by living organisms in
living cells and accelerate chemical reactive. The molecular weight height but
different from chemical enzymes. The action of enzymes controlled by the
temperature, time and pH of the solution. Most enzymes have no action at
temperature above 75ºC.
These are soluble in water but
insoluble in acid and alcohol.
Desizing enzymes are:
- Animal origin: Viveral, Degomma, waste pancrease, cotted blood, liver etc.
- Vegetable origin:
- Malt extract: Diastator, diastase, malt ostase etc.
- Bacterial: Rapidase, biolase, Taka etc.
Desizing condition for enzyme:
Enzyme
|
Concentrate g/L
|
Temperature (ºC)
|
pH
|
Pancreatic (animal)
|
1-3
|
50-60
|
6-7.5
|
Malt extract
|
3-18
|
50-60
|
6-7.5
|
Bacterial
|
0.5-1
|
60-70
|
5.5-7.5
|
Enzymatic desizing/ continuous
desizing process:
Process: Enzyme = 0.5-2%
Time
= 1 hours
Temperature
= 50-60ºC
pH
= 6-7.5
Desizing procedure:
- At first we have to make the desizing mixture. The desizing mixture contains of the following:
i.
Water.
ii.
Enzyme.
iii.
Salt.
iv.
Wetting agent.
The above chemicals are dissolved completely in a
mixing volume on tank.
- Then, the desizing enzyme mixture is added to the padding mangle.
- Then the fabric is immersed into the desizing liquor.
- The temperature of the liquor is raised to 50-60ºC and run for 1 hour.
- After desizing, the fabric is squeezed and stored in a storage tank.
- Finally cold wash is carried out and then squeezed and dried.
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Why malt extract range is big ?
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