The European Directive 2008/98/EC on Waste provides guidelines for ensuring sustainable waste management. Specifically, a hierarchy for ranking the available management options is established. Highest priority is given to waste prevention, followed by re-use and, only after that, recycling and recovery of materials, energy recovery through incineration and finally, disposal in landfills. However, even the second highest priority, reuse, is often overlooked in favor of recycling, given the existence of well-established technologies. In this paper, re-use of post-consumer textile waste is studied, by specifying the main steps supporting such a sustainable process and by outlining the magnitude of the expected impact. Finally, a case study is presented.

POST-CONSUMER TEXTILE WASTE RE-USE: MAIN STEPS OF A SUSTAINABLE PROCESS / Gamberini, Rita; Galloni, Luca; Rimini, Bianca; Luppi, M.. - In: ...SUMMER SCHOOL FRANCESCO TURCO. PROCEEDINGS. - ISSN 2283-8996. - ELETTRONICO. - 2014-:(2014), pp. 354-359. (Intervento presentato al convegno XIX Summer School "Francesco Turco" - Industrial Mechanical Plants - SSD ING-IND/17 - A challenge for the future - Social Environmental and Economical Sustainability tenutosi a Senigallia (AN), Italy nel 9th - 12th September).

POST-CONSUMER TEXTILE WASTE RE-USE: MAIN STEPS OF A SUSTAINABLE PROCESS

GAMBERINI, Rita;GALLONI, Luca;RIMINI, Bianca;
2014

Abstract

The European Directive 2008/98/EC on Waste provides guidelines for ensuring sustainable waste management. Specifically, a hierarchy for ranking the available management options is established. Highest priority is given to waste prevention, followed by re-use and, only after that, recycling and recovery of materials, energy recovery through incineration and finally, disposal in landfills. However, even the second highest priority, reuse, is often overlooked in favor of recycling, given the existence of well-established technologies. In this paper, re-use of post-consumer textile waste is studied, by specifying the main steps supporting such a sustainable process and by outlining the magnitude of the expected impact. Finally, a case study is presented.
2014
XIX Summer School "Francesco Turco" - Industrial Mechanical Plants - SSD ING-IND/17 - A challenge for the future - Social Environmental and Economical Sustainability
Senigallia (AN), Italy
9th - 12th September
2014-
354
359
Gamberini, Rita; Galloni, Luca; Rimini, Bianca; Luppi, M.
POST-CONSUMER TEXTILE WASTE RE-USE: MAIN STEPS OF A SUSTAINABLE PROCESS / Gamberini, Rita; Galloni, Luca; Rimini, Bianca; Luppi, M.. - In: ...SUMMER SCHOOL FRANCESCO TURCO. PROCEEDINGS. - ISSN 2283-8996. - ELETTRONICO. - 2014-:(2014), pp. 354-359. (Intervento presentato al convegno XIX Summer School "Francesco Turco" - Industrial Mechanical Plants - SSD ING-IND/17 - A challenge for the future - Social Environmental and Economical Sustainability tenutosi a Senigallia (AN), Italy nel 9th - 12th September).
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