Student BUAP Creates Bioplastics with Coffee Waste for the Textile Industry
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In his thesis research, Yessica Díaz Díaz takes advantage of the organic remains of coffee, which dehydrates along with other additives.
The student of the Benemerita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (BUAP), Yessica Díaz Díaz, developed bioplastics from coffee residues. An alternative that could be used in the textile industry for the preparation process in coatings or accessories for clothing and automotive sector. The project of the student of the Faculty of Engineering arises after the [...] The post Student BUAP creates bioplastics with coffee residues for the textile industry …
Most materials used in the textile sector come from oil or synthetic polymers. Although they have advantages in terms of strength and durability, they generate an aggressive environmental impact because they take hundreds of years to degrade and their dyeing or pretreatment processes involve enormous water consumption. Therefore, Yessica Díaz, [...]
From Puebla The majority of materials used in the textile sector come from oil or
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