Influence of temperature on energy efficiency in double disc chip refining

Nordic Pulp and Paper Research Journal

Volumn 25, Issue 4, 2010, Pages 420-427

  Muhić, Dino ^a   Sundström, Lars ^d   Sandberg, Christer ^b   Ullmar, Mats ^a   Engstrand, Per ^c  

^a METSO PAPER INC   (Finland)

^b Parque Industrial 'La Cantueña'   (Sweden)

^c MID SWEDEN UNIVERSITY   (Sweden)

^d FSCN ^*

Author keywords

Double disc refining; Energy efficiency; Pressure; Pulp quality; Segment wear; Temperature; TMP

Indexed keywords

ENERGY EFFICIENCY; ENERGY UTILIZATION; HOUSING; LIGHT SCATTERING; PRESSURE; REFINING; TEMPERATURE; THERMOMECHANICAL PULPING PROCESS;

CONTROL TEMPERATURES; COUNTER ROTATING; ELEVATED TEMPERATURE; ENERGY REDUCTION; LIGHT SCATTERING COEFFICIENT S; PRESSURE DIFFERENCES; PULP QUALITIES; REFINING SYSTEMS;

PULP REFINING;

ENERGY; HOUSINGS; OPTIMIZATION; PRESSURE; REFINING; STOCK INLETS; THERMOMECHANICAL PULPING;

EID: 78651404683     PISSN: 02832631     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.3183/npprj-2010-25-04-p420-427     Document Type: Article

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