Sonochemistry for Textile and Fibre Engineering explores the transformative impact of ultrasound-driven chemical processes in textile production. This book offers an in-depth look at how sonochemical techniques—such as sonocleaning, dye extraction, and nanoparticle synthesis—are revolutionizing the industry by enhancing efficiency, reducing environmental impact, and enabling the development of advanced textile functionalities. By addressing challenges like high energy and water consumption in conventional processes, it presents sonochemistry as a promising solution for sustainable textile engineering. The text brings together cutting-edge research, making it an essential reference for both academic and industrial professionals.

In addition, the book discusses ultrasound-assisted finishing, enzyme treatments, and printing processes, illustrating how sonochemistry accelerates production, lowers costs, and improves material properties. Contributions from leading researchers provide a comprehensive overview of recent advancements, positioning the book as a valuable resource for those seeking to understand or apply sonochemical methods in textile chemistry and fiber engineering.

• Provides a range of perspectives on sonochemistry in all fields of textile and fiber engineering in a systematic and comprehensive manner
• Offers up-to-date coverage of recent developments, ranging from ultrasonic cleaning, biopolishing, and sonosynthesis of nanoparticles for advanced textile functionalization
• Reveals sonochemistry as an emerging and sustainable option for textile waste water purification