Upgrading of recycled paper with oil palm fiber soda pulp

Industrial Crops and Products

Volumn 21, Issue 3, 2005, Pages 325-329

  Wanrosli, W D ^a   Zainuddin, Z ^a   Roslan, S ^b  

^a SCHOOL OF PHYSICS   (Malaysia)

^b Pascorp Paper Industries Bhd   (Malaysia)

Author keywords

Blending; Oil palm fiber; Recycled paper; Soda pulp; Tear index; Tensile index; Upgrading; Virgin fibers

Indexed keywords

HARDENING; NATURAL FIBERS; PULP; PULP BEATING; RECYCLING; SUBSTITUTION REACTIONS;

INTERFIBER BONDING CAPABILITY; IRREVERSIBLE HARDENING; MECHANICAL BEATING; OIL FIBER SODA PULP;

WASTE PAPER;

RECYCLING;

BEATING; FIBER BONDING; FRACTIONATION; HARDENING; HORNIFICATION; PULPS; RECLAIMED FIBERS; REVERSIBILITY; SODA PULPS; WASTE PAPERS;

ELAEIS;

EID: 14744297968     PISSN: 09266690     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.indcrop.2004.04.026     Document Type: Article

References (14)

1. Allison R. Bleaching alkaline pulps from Pinus Radiata. N.Z. J. Forestry Sci. 21(1):1992;107-114
2. Anon., 1997. Industrial News - Malaysia studies making paper from palm waste. Appita J., 50(2), 88-91.
3. de Ruvo, A., Htun, M., 1981. Fundamental and practical aspects of papermaking with recycled fibers. In: The Role of Fundamental Research in Papermaking, vol. 1, Tech. Div., Brit. Paper and Board, Fed., London, pp. 195-225.
4. Gottsching, L., Torok, I., Putz, H.J., 1989. Paper Tech. Ind. 30(6), 14-20.
5. Gurnagul N. Sodium hydroxide addition during recycling: effects on fiber swelling and sheet strength. Tappi J. 78(12):1995;119-124
6. Howard R.C., Bichard W. The basic effects of recycling on pulp properties. J. Pulp Paper Sci. 18(4):1992;J151-J159
7. Jayme G. Mikro-Quellungsmessungen an Zellstoffen, Papier-Fabr./ Wochbl. Papier-fabr. 6:1944;187-194
8. Khairani, I., 2000. Paper properties of soda pulp from oil palm empty fruit bunches, unpublished.
9. Koran Z. The effect of density and CSF on the tensile strength of paper. Tappi J. 77(6):1994;167-170
10. Laivins, G.V., Scallan, A.M., 1993. The mechanism of hornification of wood pulps. In: Proceedings of the 10th Fundamental Research Symposium. Oxford, UK, pp. 1235-1260.
11. Sjostrom E. The origin of charge on cellulosic fibers. Nordic Pulp Paper Res. J. 2:1989;90-94
12. Szwarcsztajn, E., Przybysz, K., 1974. Zellstoff und Papier, 23(7), 203-207.
13. Wan Rosli W.D., Law K.N., Valade J.L. Chemical pulping of oil palm empty fruit bunches. Cellulose Chem. Technol. 32:1998;133-143
14. Wanrosli W.D., Amran S., Law K.N. The influence of the sequences in CEHED bleaching on the recycling behavior of Kraft pulp from Acacia mangium. Prog. Paper Recycl. 11(1):2001;10-17