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1993
Europe is the second-largest paper producing and consuming area in the world after North America. In 1989 the production of paper and paperboard was close to 60 million tons, about 25% of total world output. Consumption was slightly above 56 million tons, or about 157 kilos per capita.
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Europe is the second-largest paper producing and consuming area in the world after North America. In 1989 the production of paper and paperboard was close to 60 million tons, about 25% of total world output. Consumption was slightly above 56 million tons, or about 157 kilos per capita.
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Biotechnology in the pulp and paper industry
Wood Science and Technology, 1990Biotechnology implies the technical exploitation of biological processes. One of nature's most important biological processes is the degradation of wood and other lignocellulosic materials to carbon dioxide, water, and humic substances. Consequently, there should be possibilities to apply biotechnology to wood conversion.
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Microcomputers in the Pulp and Paper Industry
1983The first digital computer control applications in the pulp and paper industry date from the early 1960’s, the very first ones being the paper machine control systems. The first application in the pulp mill area was the development of Kamyr digester control system.
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Trends in the Pulp and Paper Industry
Economic Geography, 1942and social life are truly significant throughout the world. Production of paper is confined to primarily two regions of the world, corresponding roughly to the location of the coniferous forests of northern Europe and North America. In 1933, for example, Norway, Sweden, and Finland produced almost as much mechanical pulp as the rest of Europe combined,
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Pulp-and-Paper Industry Applications
2008Abstract This chapter is a brief account of the applications of stainless steel in processes pertinent to the pulp-and-paper industry.
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Energy transition for the low-carbon pulp and paper industry in China
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2020Yi Man, Mengna Hong, Jigeng Li
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