Search for dissertations about: "kraft black liquor"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 58 swedish dissertations containing the words kraft black liquor.
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11. Towards a pure kraft lignin
Abstract : The most widely used production method for paper pulp in the world is kraft pulping. In chemical pulping the polymer, lignin, which binds the wood fibres together, is partly depolymerized. This allows the wood fibres to be separated from each other. READ MORE
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12. Precipitation of Kraft Lignin: Yield and Equilibrium
Abstract : Kraft pulping is the dominant pulping process used in the world today. The material efficiency in modern kraft pulp mills is, however, only 40−55% and the final product consists mainly of cellulose. Recently, a novel process called “LignoBoost” has been introduced to separate lignin from kraft black liquor. READ MORE
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13. Lignin Extraction from Black Liquor - Properties of the Liquors and Sulphur Content in the Lignin
Abstract : Kraft lignin isolated by precipitation can be considered as being a valuable renewable source of energy and material. Removing lignin from black liquor is also advantageous as it decreases the load on the recovery boiler, which is usually the limiting factor in the production of kraft pulp. READ MORE
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14. Recovery of kraft black liquor using the titanate process : kinetics of the direct causticization reaction between sodium tri-titanate and sodium carbonate
Abstract : The solid state reaction between sodium tri-titanate and sodium carbonate, forming mainly sodium penta-titanate, was investigated. Experiments were carried out in a micro-differential reactor made of quartz glass at various temperatures between 800°C and 880°C and in a pilot fluidized bed reactor operated in a semi-batch mode. READ MORE
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15. Energy Efficient Evaporation in Future Kraft Pulp Mills
Abstract : In the future, the technical and economic conditions for energy savings in the pulp and paper industry will change. More excess heat will be available in future mills above 80°C than in existing mills, increasing the potential for process integration, and governmental actions for reducing CO2 emissions and the deregulation of electricity markets will change the economic conditions for investments aimed at saving energy. READ MORE