Process impacts on mechanical pulp fibre and sheet dimensions

Pulp and Paper Canada

Volumn 103, Issue 2, 2002, Pages 20-27

  Corson, Stuart R ^a  

^a SCION   (New Zealand)

Author keywords

Classification; Fiber dimensions; Fiber length; Hydrocyclones; Mechanical pulps; Paper making; Pores; Sheet forming; Variables

Indexed keywords

FIBER WALL AREA;

BONDING; FIBERS; OPTIMIZATION; PAPER PRODUCTS; PAPERMAKING; WOOD;

MECHANICAL PULP;

FIBERS; HYDROCYCLONES; LUMENS; MECHANICAL PULPING; MECHANICAL PULPS; PAPER MAKING; PRINTING PAPERS; SHEET DIMENSIONS; SHEETS; WOOD;

EID: 0036476116     PISSN: 03164004     EISSN: None     Source Type: Trade Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Conference Paper

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3. Tracheid properties control TMP and PRMP properties
4. Fibre development during mechanical pulp refining
5. Single and double disc refining for radiata pine TMP
6. Comparison of Scandinavian spruce and radiata pine as raw material for high-yield pulping
7. TMP fibre and fines qualities of thirteen radiata pine wood types
8. Development of structural fibre properties in high intensity refining
9. The fibres of radiata pine mechanical pulps
10. Distribution of lignin and other materials on particle surfaces in mechanical pulps
11. The alteration of the fibres in refining
12. Tree and fibre selection for optimal TMP quality
13. Intensive refining of radiata pine fibre
14. Delamination of stiff fibres
15. TMP furnish development strategies for contrasting fibre types
16. Changes in mechanical pulp fibre cross-sectional dimensions caused by screens, hydrocyclones and reject refining
17. Development of TMP fibre and pulp quality
18. The influence of fines on the energy demand of disc refined mechanical pulp
19. Quantitative analysis of paper cross-sections