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Lupin is identified as a promising lignocellulose source. It serves as a model organism for legume crops, providing sustainable solutions for biomass utilization and alternative protein sources. Optotracing, a novel technique, offers non‐disruptive lignocellulose analytics, guiding a design‐driven biomass fractionation.
Alina E.M. Schmidt +3 more
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Heterogeneous acetylation to a low extent of bleached and unbleached commercial kraft pulps was performed with acetic anhydride without solvents and in the presence of sulfuric acid catalyst.
Ander, Paul, +1 more
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Kinetic and equilibrium analysis of metal ion adsorption onto bleached and unbleached kraft pulps
Most metal ions have negative impacts on pulp mill operations. The concentrations of metal ions on pulp fibers and in washwaters rise significantly with increased wastewater recycling.
Yantasee, Wassana
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Brachystegia spiciformis and Pericopsis angolensis are two hardwood species found in the Miombo woodlands. The wood features, kraft pulping and strength pulp properties of both species were evaluated in order to determine their potential as raw material
Lino Manuel Vicente Sangumbe +3 more
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From Fabric to Fiber: A Study on the Use of Cotton Textile Waste in Papermaking
Currently, recycling fibrous materials has become a key challenge in sustainable waste management. The presented research investigates the potential use of waste cotton fibers from the textile industry as an additive to kraft pulp used in paper ...
Arttu Järvinen +4 more
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Bleach boosting and direct brightening by multiple xylanase treatments during peroxide bleaching of kraft pulps [PDF]
The effects of multiple xylanase treatments were assessed during the peroxide bleaching of three pulps: Douglas-fir (kraft); Western hemlock (oxygen delignified kraft); and trembling Aspen (kraft).
Jong, E., de +23 more
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Preventing Strength Loss of Unbleached Kraft Pulp [PDF]
Kraft pulp fibers lose inter-fiber bonding ability when they are dried during the manufacture of paper. Adverse environmental consequences of this loss include (a) limitations on the number of times that kraft fibers can be recycled, (b) reduced paper ...
Venditti, Richard +2 more
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PRODUCTION OF DISSOLVING GRADE PULP FROM ALFA
Alfa, also known as Stipa tenacissimaI or “halfa”, is grown in North Africa and south Spain. Due to its short fiber length, paper made from alfa pulp retains bulk and takes block letters well.
Baya Bouiri, Moussa Amrani
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Kraft pulp enzymatic hydrolysis is a promising method of woody biomass bioconversion. The influence of composition and structure of kraft fibers on their hydrolysis efficiency was evaluated while using four substrates, unbleached hardwood pulp (UHP ...
Evgeniy V. Novozhilov +9 more
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This research investigated the influence of the layered structure of paper on its selected strength properties. Two types of cellulose pulp were used: unbleached kraft pine pulp (UBSK) and unrefined bleached birch kraft pulp (BHK).
Karolina Radomska +2 more
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