AN EFFECTIVE TECHNOLOGICAL APPROACH TO THE PROCESSING OF KARAKUL SKIN
Keywords:
fermentation, astrakhan fur, derma, dewooling, whey, lactic acid, dairy waste.Abstract
The fermentation process is used as a traditional method for processing astrakhan skins, as it ensures high-quality leather tanning of the fur. For the fermentation of purebred dry-salted karakul canning, testing whey obtained from dairy waste containing lactic acid in its composition may be of practical interest.
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