Search for dissertations about: "Defibration"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 11 swedish dissertations containing the word Defibration.
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6. Some aspects on the effects of dissolved wood components in kraft pulping
Abstract : During kraft cooking a significant part of the wood material, especially lignin and hemicelluloses, is degraded and dissolved in the cooking liquor, rendering a broad range of degradation products with different molecular mass and functional groups. The main part of this thesis has been devoted to clarify the role of these dissolved wood components (DWC) during kraft cooking. READ MORE
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7. An Entropy-based Modeling Approach to Internally Interconnected TMP Refining Processes
Abstract : A successful control strategy for a thermomechanical pulp (TMP) production line must deal with continuous operation as well as uniform high-quality product aspects. The ability to formulate a control strategy of this kind can be considerably enhanced by the availability of relevant process models. READ MORE
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8. Aspects of extended impregnation kraft cooking for high-yield pulping of hardwood
Abstract : The long-term trend regarding wood is an increase in price. Because wood contributes to a large part of production costs, the efficient utilisation of wood is greatly desired to reduce production costs for kraft pulp producers. During the 1990s, the development of improved modified kraft cooking began, which led to higher yields. READ MORE
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9. A Comprehensive Approach to Modeling and Control of Thermomechanical Pulping Processes
Abstract : The central issue of the thesis is modeling and control of the Thermomechanical Pulp (TMP) process in which large refiners are used to produce pulp for newsprint. The TMP process is one of the most complex and versatile, electricity consuming industrial processes today. READ MORE
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10. High temperature CTMP from birch
Abstract : This thesis is intended to contribute to understanding of the chemithermomechanical pulping of birch intended for high freeness grades. It focuses on the effects that conditions during pre‐treatment, i.e. READ MORE