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Caustic treatment of OCC for strength improvement during recycling, TAPPI JOURNAL, April 1994, Vol. 77(4) (1524KB)
Caustic treatment of OCC for strength improvement during recycling, TAPPI JOURNAL, April 1994, Vol. 77(4) (1524KB)
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A sneak preview of the box plant of the year 2000, TAPPI JOURNAL, October 1992, Vol. 75(10)
A sneak preview of the box plant of the year 2000, TAPPI JOURNAL, October 1992, Vol. 75(10)
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Application of a Pilot-Scale Pulsed Electrocoagulation system to OCC-Based Paper Mill Effluent, TAPPI JOURNAL March 2009
Application of a Pilot-Scale Pulsed Electrocoagulation system to OCC-Based Paper Mill Effluent, TAPPI JOURNAL March 2009
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Printing and finishing among hot roundtable topics, TAPPI JOURNAL, April 1992, Vol. 75(4)
Printing and finishing among hot roundtable topics, TAPPI JOURNAL, April 1992, Vol. 75(4)
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CorrPak 1991: worldwide participation of integrated and independent corrugated converters, TAPPI JOURNAL, April 1992, Vol. 75(4)
CorrPak 1991: worldwide participation of integrated and independent corrugated converters, TAPPI JOURNAL, April 1992, Vol. 75(4)
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Presentation of a dry black liquor gasification process with direct causticization, TAPPI Journal March 2006
Presentation of a dry black liquor gasification process with direct causticization, TAPPI Journal March 2006
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Effects of flame and corona treatment on extrusion coated paper properties, TAPPI JOURNAL October 2011
Effects of flame and corona treatment on extrusion coated paper properties, TAPPI JOURNAL October 2011
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Historical perspectives of corrugated box testing for 2020, TAPPI Journal March 2020
ABSTRACT: In the age of e-commerce, corrugated packaging is experiencing a resurgence; at least, consumers are receiving more corrugated boxes today than ever before. The corrugated box has been the main package for transporting goods for over 100 years, and corrugated board and boxes have been the focus of scientific study for about as long. For the last 50 years, box compressive test strength value (BCT) has been the main focus of research and testing. That was not always the case. In addition, many of today’s boxes experience a different end-use life than their predecessors.
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Evaluating hardness and the S-test, TAPPI Journal March 2019
ABSTRACT: The corrugated industry typically quantifies crush resistance using the Concora corrugated medium test (CMT) on fluted medium or flat crush on combined board. These tests compress the materials until the point of complete failure of the flutes. Combined board elastically resists crushing forces until a certain point, the hardness of the structure, while additional load causes permanent damage and deformation. This study investigates how hardness can be measured directly from a load curve collected during CMT (or flat crush) testing and how it varies throughout the North American paper supply. It also explores how hardness corre-lates with the values obtained from the newly developed S-test. This new test method deserves further study as a potentially more appropriate specification for crush resistance of corrugated medium.
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Edge crush testing methods and box compression modeling, TAPPI Journal August 2022
ABSTRACT: While multiple test procedures have been developed to assess the inherent compressive strength of corrugated materials (edge crush test, ECT), limited work has explored the appropriateness of each in the context of box compression modeling. This study incorporates a variety of real-world samples, highlighting the varying challenges different ECT methods face in measuring the intrinsic compressive resistance of combined corrugated board. We examine each of these methods as inputs for different types of models, as well as discuss the propagation of measurement variation through the modeling effort. By highlighting the cases in which a given ECT method no longer proves to be an optimal parameter in box compression strength modeling, we explore how we might better measure this material property.