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Analysis of soda and sulfate black liquor, Test Method T 625 cm-24
Analysis of soda and sulfate black liquor, Test Method T 625 cm-24
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Analysis of rosin size, Test Method T 628 cm-23
Analysis of rosin size, Test Method T 628 cm-23
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Analysis of tall oil soap skimmings
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Brightness of clay and other mineral pigments (45/0), Test Method T 646 om-22
Brightness of clay and other mineral pigments (45/0), Test Method T 646 om-22
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Particle-size distribution of coating clay
The document searched has been administratively withdrawn (which means it was withdrawn not for a technical reason, but for lack of timely review). Administratively withdrawn Standards and previous versions of Standards are not available on the web, but are available upon request. Administratively withdrawn and historical Standards are free to TAPPI members, and there is a US$ 10 charge per document for nonmembers. The numerical index for Standards (see links from the Standards page) shows all withdrawn documents (with a "wd" designation). To request administratively withdrawn or historical Standards, contact Standards at standards@tappi.org. NOTE: These documents are made available for reference purposes; withdrawn documents and previous versions of existing documents are NOT currently sanctioned by TAPPI or the technical experts who develop TAPPI Standards.
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Calibration Plates to be Used With Test Method 563
Calibration Plates to be Used With Test Method 563
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Dirt Estimation Chart
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Fiber length of pulp and paper by automated optical analyzer using polarized light, Test Method TAPPI/ANSI T 271 om-23
Fiber length of pulp and paper by automated optical analyzer using polarized light, Test Method TAPPI/ANSI T 271 om-23
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On-machine visible dirt measurement on moving sheets and the relationships to standard laboratory methods, TAPPI Journal August 2020
ABSTRACT: There has been a proliferation of new sensors to measure on-machine dirt specks that employ different technologies and methodologies to perform measurements. The differences in the on-machine technologies are discussed in terms of the TAPPI and ISO standard laboratory test methods with respect to dirt detection using light reflected from, or light transmitted through, the sheet. Also discussed are the requirements for measuring sta-tistically representative areas of the sheet; the difference between the dirt physical size and Equivalent Black Area (EBA) size; and the implication of these issues when specifying cleanliness acceptance criteria.This technical brief describes on-machine visible dirt measurement’s relationship to standard laboratory testing.
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Relating bending stiffness measurements across various free span lengths, TAPPI Journal August 2020
ABSTRACT: Bending stiffness should be an intrinsic property of a material, so it is puzzling that the TAPPI Standard Test Method T 836 “Bending stiffness, four point method” specifies span lengths when testing different types of corrugated fiberboard. These specified spans often limit the samples that can be measured with this method. To better understand the relationship between bending stiffness and span length, we performed measurements on a range of materials at different spans. The results provide a practical tool enabling comparison of bending stiffness measurements made at various span lengths. Additionally, this note discusses several areas that could serve as the foundation for more fundamental work exploring the bending behavior of corrugated board.