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Nanofibrous and Nanocomposite Nonwovens for Bone Tissue Engineering Applications using Human Stem Cells, 2011 Innovative Nonwovens Conference

Nanofibrous and Nanocomposite Nonwovens for Bone Tissue Engineering Applications using Human Stem Cells, 2011 Innovative Nonwovens Conference

Nonwovens in automotive applications, 2011 Innovative Nonwovens Conference

Nonwovens in automotive applications, 2011 Innovative Nonwovens Conference

White Liquor Scrubbing of LVHC-NCG TRS and the Fate of Methyl Mercaptan Returned to the Digester, 2003 Fall Technical Conference

White Liquor Scrubbing of LVHC-NCG TRS and the Fate of Methyl Mercaptan Returned to the Digester, 2003 Fall Technical Conference

Conference papers
Research Forum on Recycling Anthology CD-ROM

Research Forum on Recycling Anthology CD-ROM

Journal articles
Open Access
An elliptical pore model for the mechanical properties of pa

An elliptical pore model for the mechanical properties of paper, TAPPI JOURNAL August 2015

Journal articles
Open Access
Fast evaluation of spatial coating layer formation using ultraviolet scanner imaging

Fast evaluation of spatial coating layer formation using ultraviolet scanner imaging

Journal articles
Open Access
Some observations towards improved predictive models for box compression strength, TAPPI JOURNAL August 2015

Some observations towards improved predictive models for box compression strength, TAPPI JOURNAL August 2015

Journal articles
Open Access
Reducing aox by increasing oxidation potential in the first

ABSTRACT An increase in the standard oxidation potential of the reinforcing agent in the first caustic extraction stage will reduce the amount of AOX in the stage's effluent. A chlorinated broumstock pulp was treated alternatively in a basic caustic extraction (E) stage, an oxygen-reinforced caustic extraction (EO) stage, and an extraction stage reinforced with oxygen and peroxide (EOP). An AOX reduction of up to 30% was obtained in the effluent from the peroxide-reinforced extraction stage. In addition to the brownstock work, using two different model lignin compounds, we ran tests using oxyen, potassium permanganate, hydrogen peroxide with oxygen, and ozone with oxygen-reinforced caustic stages. In all cases, increasing the oxidation potential of the reinforcing agent decreased the amount of AOX detected in the effluent.