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Improving the Inkjet Printability of Folding Boxboard, 18PaperCon
Improving the Inkjet Printability of Folding Boxboard, 18PaperCon
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Reducing Cost of Ownership and Improving Long Term Performance of QCS Controls, 18PaperCon
Reducing Cost of Ownership and Improving Long Term Performance of QCS Controls, 18PaperCon
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OPTIMIZATION OF BROWN STOCK WASHING USING ADVANCED PROCESS CONTROL, 18PaperCon
OPTIMIZATION OF BROWN STOCK WASHING USING ADVANCED PROCESS CONTROL, 18PaperCon
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Pilot Coating With a Hemicellulose-Based Barrier, 18PaperCon
Pilot Coating With a Hemicellulose-Based Barrier, 18PaperCon
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Crystal Particle Adhesion to HT Surfaces in Falling Film Flow: A Computational Study, 18PaperCon
Crystal Particle Adhesion to HT Surfaces in Falling Film Flow: A Computational Study, 18PaperCon
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Dielectric spectroscopic studies of biological material evolution and application to paper, TAPPI JOURNAL September 2018
Dielectric spectroscopic studies of biological material evolution and application to paper, TAPPI JOURNAL September 2018
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Are You in the ´Circle of Despair’?, Paper360º September/October
Are You in the ´Circle of Despair’?, Paper360º September/October
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Progress in foam forming technology, TAPPI JOURNAL August 2019
ABSTRACT: This paper summarizes recent developments in foam forming that were mainly carried out in pilot scale. In addition to improving the efficiency of existing processes and allowing better uniformity in material, a wide variety of raw materials can be utilized in foam forming. The focus of this paper is thin webs—papers, boards and foam-laid nonwovens, along with the pilot scale results obtained at VTT in Finland. For paper and board grades, the most direct advantage of foam forming is the potential to produce very uniform webs from longer and coarser fibers and obtain material savings through that. Another main point is increased solids content after a wet press, which may lead to significant energy savings in thermal drying. Finally, the potential to introduce “difficult” raw materials like long synthetic or manmade fibers into a papermaking process enables the manufacturing of novel products in an existing production line. This paper also briefly discusses other interesting foam-based applications, including insulation and absorbing materials, foam-laid nonwovens, and materials for replacing plastics.
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The Role of Base Substrate on Barrier and Convertability Pro
The Role of Base Substrate on Barrier and Convertability Properties of Water Based Barrier Coated (WBBC) Paper and Paperboard, PaperCon 2017