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A New Technique for the Fiber Orientation Measurement Using Image Analysis, 2002 Fall Technical Conference
A New Technique for the Fiber Orientation Measurement Using Image Analysis, 2002 Fall Technical Conference
Fiber Separation in Hydrocyclones, 2002 Fall Technical Conference
Fiber Separation in Hydrocyclones, 2002 Fall Technical Conference
Measurements of Pressure Pulses from a Solid Core Screen Rotor, 2002 Fall Technical Conference
Measurements of Pressure Pulses from a Solid Core Screen Rotor, 2002 Fall Technical Conference
Quantification and Reduction of Organic Sulfur Compound Formation in a Commercial Wood Pulping Process, 2002 Fall Technical Conference
Quantification and Reduction of Organic Sulfur Compound Formation in a Commercial Wood Pulping Process, 2002 Fall Technical Conference
Digester Additives, 2002 Fall Technical Conference
Digester Additives, 2002 Fall Technical Conference
A New Hydrogen Peroxide Process to Lower Complexity and Cost, 2002 Fall Technical Conference
A New Hydrogen Peroxide Process to Lower Complexity and Cost, 2002 Fall Technical Conference
Application of Nontraditional Technologies to Improve the Efficiency for the Hydrogen Peroxide Bleaching of Pulps, 2002 Fall Technical Conference
Application of Nontraditional Technologies to Improve the Efficiency for the Hydrogen Peroxide Bleaching of Pulps, 2002 Fall Technical Conference
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Designing paper and board barrier constructions for food contact applications, TAPPI Journal November 2025
ABSTRACT: This study examines the effect of multiple factors on barrier performance for purpose-built paper and paperboard constructions produced on an industrial pilot coater machine. Impacts from precoat latex chemistry, application method (flooded nip with bevel blade, jet with bevel blade, and pre-metered film coater, laboratory rod drawdown) and precoating calendering were studied in relation to resulting porosity, roughness, and barrier (liquid water, moisture, and oil). Results reveal a complex interaction between controllable and uncontrollable factors, offering insight for designing advanced barrier coatings on cellulosic substrates.