| Description |
1 online resource (1632 pages) |
| Contents |
Cover; Related Titles; Title Page; Copyright; Contents to Volume 1; Preface; List of Contributors to the Second Edition; Chapter 1: Introduction; 1.1 Paper and Board Today; 1.2 Paper and Board Manufacturing -- an Overview; 1.3 Economic Aspects; 1.4 Historical Background and General Aspects; 1.5 A Philosophy of Papermaking: Life Lessons on the Formation of Paper and People; References; Further Reading for Section 1.3; Further Reading for Section 1.5; Chapter 2: Fibrous Materials for Paper and Board Manufacture; 2.1 Overview; 2.2 Chemical Pulp; 2.3 Mechanical Pulp |
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2.4 Recovered Paper, Recycled Fibers2.5 Wood Pulp Fiber Suspensions; References; Chapter 3: Mineral Fillers in Papermaking; 3.1 History of the Use of Mineral Fillers in Papermaking; 3.2 Global Mineral Consumption in the Paper and Board Industry; 3.3 Why Use Mineral Fillers in Paper and Board?; 3.4 Filler Loading Increase via Surface Application; 3.5 Choice of Fillers; 3.6 Characterization of Fillers; 3.7 Main Mineral Fillers; 3.8 Specialty Filler Pigments; 3.9 Preservation of Pigment Slurries; 3.10 Outlook; References; Acknowledgment; Chapter 4: Functional Chemicals; 4.1 Overview |
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4.2 Starches in Papermaking4.3 Colorants; 4.4 Optical Brightening Agents (OBA), Fluorescent Whitening Agents (FWAs); 4.5 Sizing Agents; 4.6 Wet-Strength Resins (WSR) and Dry Strength Resins (DSR); 4.7 Properties of Specialty Papers and Related Chemical Additives; References; Further Reading for Section 4.2; Further Reading for Section 4.5; Further Reading for Section 4.6; Chapter 5: Coating Colors -- Components, Make Down, and Properties; 5.1 Overview; 5.2 Coating Color Components; 5.3 Properties of Coating Colors; 5.4 Coating Color Preparation; Further Reading; Chapter 6: Process Chemicals |
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6.1 Overview6.2 Aluminum Compounds; 6.3 Retention Aids and Drainage Accelerators; 6.4 Fixatives and Charge Control; 6.5 Deposit Control and Biocides; 6.6 Defoamers and Deaerators; 6.7 Chelating Agents; 6.8 Additives for Repulping; 6.9 Deinking Additives; 6.10 Cleaning Agents and Fabric Conditioning; 6.11 Internal Water and Effluent Treatment; 6.12 Interactions of Chemical Additives; References; Further Reading for Section 6.5; Chapter 7: Unit Operations; 7.1 Overview; 7.2 Fiber Materials Feeding; 7.3 Disintegration; 7.4 Screening; 7.5 Centrifugal Cleaning; 7.6 Selective Flotation |
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7.7 Nonselective Flotation (Dissolved Air Flotation DAF)7.8 Fractionation; 7.9 Dewatering; 7.10 Washing; 7.11 Mixing and Storing; 7.12 Bleaching of Secondary Fibers; 7.13 Refining; 7.14 Dispersion; References; Further Reading for Section 7.6; Further Reading for Section 7.13; Chapter 8: Systems for Fiber Stock Preparation; 8.1 Objectives; 8.2 Historical Review of Stock Preparation Systems; 8.3 Systems for Primary Fiber Preparation; 8.4 Systems for Secondary Fiber Preparation; 8.5 Systems for Broke Treatment; 8.6 Peripheral Systems in Secondary Fiber Preparation |
| Summary |
The quality characteristics of finished paper are determined by the fiber properties, which in turn depend on the type of fibers and the treatment during stock operation, the auxiliary agents and additives, and the process conditions on the paper machine. This first comprehensive handbook on the subject describes the manufacturing processes of various types of papers, recovered paper treatment, as well as the quality and economical aspects. More than 20 authors, all professionals with detailed knowledge in their relevant areas, contribute a variety of viewpoints, one of the many fea |
| Notes |
8.7 Process Engineering and Automation |
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Print version record |
| Subject |
Papermaking -- Handbooks, manuals, etc
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Papermaking
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| Genre/Form |
Handbooks and manuals
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9783527652518 |
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3527652515 |
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