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Editorial: 2014 International Conferences • Part 2: Focus on the Liquor Cycle, TAPPI JOURNAL July 2015
Editorial: 2014 International Conferences • Part 2: Focus on the Liquor Cycle, TAPPI JOURNAL July 2015
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Flexible pretreatment technology supports production of biobased co-products at pulp and paper mills, TAPPI JOURNAL 2015 March - 15MAR179
Flexible pretreatment technology supports production of biobased co-products at pulp and paper mills, TAPPI JOURNAL March 2015
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Biorefining to recover aromatic compounds with biological properties, TAPPI JOURNAL 2015 March - 15MAR187
Biorefining to recover aromatic compounds with biological properties, TAPPI JOURNAL March 2015
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Hydrothermal refining of biomass â?? an overview and future perspectives, TAPPI JOURNAL 2015 March - 15MAR195
Hydrothermal refining of biomass — an overview and future perspectives, TAPPI JOURNAL March 2015
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Characterization of refined papermaking pulps using hydrodynamic parameters from filtration analysis, TAPPI JOURNAL May 2015
Characterization of refined papermaking pulps using hydrodynamic parameters from filtration analysis, TAPPI JOURNAL May 2015
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Analysis of the effects of pressure profile, furnish, and microfibrillated cellulose on the dewatering of papermaking furnishes, TAPPI JOURNAL May 2015
Analysis of the effects of pressure profile, furnish, and microfibrillated cellulose on the dewatering of papermaking furnishes, TAPPI JOURNAL May 2015
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Pyrolysis of hardwood soda-anthraquinone spent pulping liquor, TAPPI JOURNAL October 2015
Pyrolysis of hardwood soda-anthraquinone spent pulping liquor, TAPPI JOURNAL October 2015
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Effect of pulp refining on thixotropy of cellulose fiber suspensions, TAPPI Journal September 2025
ABSTRACT: This paper presents results on the thixotropic behavior of low-consistency bleached eucalyptus fiber suspensions that had been mechanically treated. The pulps were refined in a PFI mill at different numbers of revolutions (0, 3000, and 6000) to study the effect of refining intensity on the viscosity time-response of fiber suspensions. In steady rheological tests, all the suspensions exhibited shear thinning behavior and no significant differences were observed after mechanical treatment. Stepwise experiments showed that viscosity continuously increased with time when shear rate was suddenly reduced. Additionally, a delay in time evolution of viscosity was observed as the pulp was more refined. A stretched exponential model was fitted to the experimental results of viscosity.
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Toward environmental resilience in pulp and paper manufacturing: Water consumption and carbon dioxide emission reductions, TAPPI Journal September 2025
ABSTRACT: Pulp and paper manufacturing is a water- and energy-intensive industrial sector, necessitating improvement of its operational efficiency, as well as reduction of emissions to the maximum extent possible. This review focuses on the reduction of water consumption and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions that originate in the pulp and paper industry (PPI). First, process simulation and optimization techniques used for water consumption reduction are reviewed. Then, techno-economic analyses of solvent-based CO2 capture from PPI are discussed. Additionally, key actions are proposed for enhancing water consumption reduction and CO2 capture in PPI.
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Support for innovation and workforce development, TAPPI Journal August 2026
Advanced manufacturing is gaining attention in developed economies due to national security issues, calls for developing domestic supply chains, and more importantly, the need for creating jobs. COVID-19 exposed vulnerabilities in the manufacturing of lifesaving and critical items such as N95 masks. Tariffs are considered one avenue to protect domestic manufacturing, but in the case of manufactured products like commodity textiles, a tariff barrier alone will not be able to bring back manufacturing. It is a beneficial move by the U.S. government to boost manufacturing through investments in research and development (R&D), enhancing the advanced manufacturing sector focusing on defense and medical items through the establishment of centers like the Advanced Functional Fabrics of America. Additionally, schemes to grow a skilled workforce both at factory and R&D levels will be valuable.