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Practical On-Line Vibration Monitoring for Papermachines, PaperCon '09 Conference
Practical On-Line Vibration Monitoring for Papermachines, PaperCon '09 Conference
Sustainable Cleaning & Deposit Control, PaperCon '09 Conference
Sustainable Cleaning & Deposit Control, PaperCon '09 Conference
Take the Fudge out of Paper Machine Performance Calculations, PaperCon '09 Conference
Take the Fudge out of Paper Machine Performance Calculations, PaperCon '09 Conference
Measuring Paper Machine Performance, PaperCon '09 Conference
Measuring Paper Machine Performance, PaperCon '09 Conference
Enhancing Productivity Through Improved Maintenance Operations, PaperCon '09 Conference
Enhancing productivity through improved maintenance operations, PaperCon '09 Conference
Enhancing Productivity Through Improved Maintenance Operations, PaperCon '09 Conference
Enhancing Productivity Through Improved Maintenance Operations, PaperCon '09 Conference
General Plating Techniques - Advantages & Disadvantages, PaperCon '09 Conference
General Plating Techniques - Advantages & Disadvantages, PaperCon '09 Conference
Identfication and Speciation of Microorganisms in Pulp and Paper Systems, PaperCon '09 Conference
Identfication and Speciation of Microorganisms in Pulp and Paper Systems, PaperCon '09 Conference
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Monitoring Tools and Strategies for the Detection and Control of Microbial Growth in Papermaking Systems
Provides an overview of monitoring approaches that can be used to assess the performance of biocontrol programs and optimize treatment strategies for improved control of microbial spoilage and deposit formation. Appropriate for anyone with an interest in deposit control and spoilage in industrial systems.
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Microbes in Papermaking: Do You Have a Problem
Microorganisms can thrive in papermaking systems when water, cellulose, starch, furnish and other additives combined at favorable pH and warm temperatures.