Quality management is a big issue during recovery and recycling process because if desired quality is not received during chromium recovery or recycling process, we may be faced another problem of recycled materials. Therefore, an exhaustive research was undertaken on characterization and assessment of chromium pollution from cotton ginning industries. There is a need to conduct studies on characterization and environmental and health assessment of chromium pollution from cotton roller ginning process due to these rollers.

Chromium contaminate lint cotton beyond eco-friendly limits. Mill and gin workers are directly exposed to this pollution, and are vulnerable to health hazards.

The dust-producing, grinding CCLC rollers cause air pollution problems in the mill environment. Due to persistent dust-producing, grinding action of CCLC rollers over stationary knives in ginning machines, they are wearing out constantly and exorbitantly contaminating cotton and its products with chromium. Cotton, grown on the plant as seed-cotton (or kapas) is first processed for getting separation into lint cotton and seed in cotton ginning industries.

These rollers add to chromium burden of the environment, which display toxic and / or carcinogenic properties. The present chrome composite leather-clad (CCLC) rollers employed in cotton roller ginning industries are subjected to tremendous wear and tear.

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