1. 11 18th Months Meeting INESCOP PROJECT PROGRESS & PLANNED ACTIVITIES Elda - Alicante (Spain) INESCOP 7th July 2015 Mercedes Roig Joaquín Ferrer INESCOP LIFE 12 ENV/IT/352

2. 22 INESCOP’s project progress (Jun-Dec’14) ACTIONSTATUS B1. Demonstration of the use of traditional chemical acid dyes in leather dyeing Completed B2. Demonstration of the quality features of dyed leather with acid dyes Completed Deliverable B2 B4. Demonstration of the use of naturalised dyes in leather dyeing at laboratory level On going B6. Demonstration of the use of naturalised dyes in leather dyeing at pilot scale level On going C1. Monitoring on the environmental impact of acid dyes within leather manufacture Completed Deliverable C1 C5. Monitoring of the impact of the project actions On going D. Dissemination actions (D.7-8-9, D.11-13, D.15)Continuos E1. Project managementContinuos

3. 3 B1. Demonstration of use of commercial metal-free acid dyes on leather dyeing Objective: Obtain leathers dyed with commercial metal-free acid dyes, which will be employed as a reference for natural dyes evaluation Tasks: –Selection of commercial metal-free acid dyes: 15 monochromatic samples + 10 combinated samples –Definition of the leather post-tanning process: neutralization, retanning, fatliquoring and dyeing –Dyeing test at laboratory level –Evaluation of dyeing baths exhaustion by UV-V Espectroscopy Responsible: COLORTEX - INESCOP

4. 4 B2. Demonstration of the quality features of dyed leather with metal-free acid dyes Objective: Evaluate properties of commercial metal-free acid dyes in the leather dyeing process, which will be employed as a reference for natural dyes properties evaluation Tasks: Responsible: COLORTEX - INESCOP Dye fastness evaluation test: – to rubbing (wet and dry) – to light – to PVC migration – to water – to perspiration – to washing Physical properties: – tensile strenght – elongation at break – tear strenght

5. 5 C1. Monitoring on the environmental impact of acid dyes within leather manufacture Objective: Quantify and evaluate the environmental impact of dyeing residual bath which will be employed as a reference for natural dyes properties evaluation Tasks: Chemical analysis of dyeing residual bath (Standard Methods): − pH − Conductivity − COD − BOD − Biodegradability Responsible: INESCOP

6. 6 COD vs BOD

7. 7 Biodegradability (BOD/COD)

8. B6. Demonstration of naturalised dyes at pilot scale level Objective: Evaluate properties of naturalised dyes in the leather dyeing process by comparing with commercial metal-free acid dyes Tasks: Responsible: COLORTEX - INESCOP Dye fastness evaluation test: – to rubbing (wet and dry) – to light – to PVC migration – to water – to perspiration – to washing Physical properties: – tensile strenght – elongation at break – tear strenght

9. Laboratory level Semi-industrial level Calf hides CommercialNatural Light3/421/2 PVC544 Watter spottingok Rubbing Dry555 Wet3/444/5 Washing Wool4/5 Cotton3/444/5 WaterWool222 Acrylic4/52/32 Polyester4/52/32 Polyamide222 Cotton3/421/2 Diacetate4/51/2 PerspirationWool13/44 Acrylic33/4 Polyester33/4 Polyamide23/4 Cotton244 Diacetate343/4

10. Laboratory level Semi-industrial level Sheep-skins CommercialNatural Light3/421/2 PVC544 Watter spottingok Rubbing Dry555 Wet3/444/5 Washing Wool4/5 Cotton3/444/5 WaterWool222 Acrylic4/52/32 Polyester4/52/32 Polyamide222 Cotton3/421/2 Diacetate4/51/2 PerspirationWool13/44 Acrylic33/4 Polyester33/4 Polyamide23/4 Cotton244 Diacetate343/4

11. C5. Monitoring of the impact of the project actions Calf hides - Dyeing residual bath pHConductivity (microS/cm) COD (mg/l) BOD (mg/l) Biodegradability Laboratory level Commercial3,0513.3005.8001.1800,2 Natural2’795.2008.3903.4200,4 Semi-industrial level Natural2,937.40010.3503.7400,36 Sheep skins - Dyeing residual bath pHConductivity (microS/cm) COD (mg/l) BOD (mg/l) Biodegradability Laboratory level Commercial3,0314.6006.1002.4500,4 Natural2,855.7007.6202.3700,31 Semi-industrial level Natural2,966.9009.9002.8400,29

12. 12 Next steps (July - December 2015) ACTION B4. Demonstration of the use of naturalised dyes in leather dyeing at laboratory level B6. Demonstration of the use of naturalised dyes in leather dyeing at pilot scale level B7. Demonstration of the use of naturalised dyes in leather dyeing at pre- industrial scale level C3. Monitoring of quality improvement for leather dyed with naturalised dyes C6. Monitoring of quality assessment for leather dyed with naturalised dyes D. Dissemination actions (D.4 - D.6, D.7 – 8 - 9, D.11 - 13, D.15) E1. Project management

13. 13 D7. Project website www.lifebionad.com www.inescop.es

14. 14 D8. Notices boards at INESCOP’s premises LIFE BIONAD Notice board at INESCOP premises in Elda (Alicante) LIFE BIONAD Notice board at INESCOP premises in Vall d’Uxó (Castellón)

15. 15 D9. Diffusion material preparation

16. 16 D10. Press releases INESCOP’s Environment Newsletter Sep’13 & Feb’14 INESCOP’s News Jun’14

17. 17 LIFE+ Networking Event 10 July 2014, Valencia (Spain) D11-12-13. Dissemination Actions Workshop LIFE PODEBA Project 18 June 2014, Valencia (Spain)

18. 18 LIFE+ Networking Event 19 November 2014, Ibi -Alicante (Spain) D11-12-13. Dissemination Actions Co-Shoes Fair 22-23 October 2014, Alicante (Spain)

19. Co-Shoes Fair, Alicante (Spain) 22nd -23rd April 2015 Conference titled “Best Avalaible Technologies in the Tanning Industry” Lorca – Murcia (Spain), 14th May 2015 D11-12-13. Dissemination Actions

20. 20 Thanks for your attention