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| There 3 different types of pulp processing: |
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| Mechanical, pulping by mechanical energy as Stone Growndwood, Refiner Mechanical and Thermomechanical pulping. |
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| Hybrid, pulping with combinations of chemical and mechanical treatments as Neutral Sulfite Semichemical, High yield Kraft, High yield Sulfite. |
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| Chemical, pulping with chemicals and heat, Kraft, Sulfite, Soda processes. |
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| these ways have been improved due to environmental hazards of the hundreds of gallons of chemicals killing local .... EVERYTHING |
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| some of the actual products are used for |
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| Dry Strength Additives and Polymers: |
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| Reduced fiber costs. |
| Enhance strength in virgin and recycle grades. |
| Improve value of finished paper and paperboard. |
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| Wet Strength Additives: |
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| Wet strength resins are available for all grades of virgin and recycled paper, paperboard, and toweling. |
| Custom polyamide resins are formulated for desired wet strength levels. |
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| foaming cleaners: |
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| Help clean in hard to reach areas of machines |
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| Overall, additives increase production and lower costs. |
| Patented pulping additive results in more uniform pulp, lessens rejects. |
| Improves pulping process with lower cooking liquor requirements. |
| Calbrite pulping additives promote removal of ink and increase pulp in brightness in recycled fiber processing. |
| Scale- and deposit-control additives improve runnability and pulp quality in digesters, brown stock washers, screen room and bleaching. |
| Chelants and specialty surfactants help optimize new pulping and bleaching processes and reduce overall chemical costs by controlling metals in the process. |
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