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  • STUDIES ON SOME POTENTIAL NON-WOOD FIBROUS PLANTS FOR PULP & PAPER MAKING 
    Singh, Sunder Pal (1987)
    The paper industry in India has met the various challanges by adopting itself to the changed conditions. The country has an installed capacity of about 26.0 lakh tonnes producing a large variety of papers from a variety ...
  • STUDIES ON THE PULPING AND CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS OF PINUS CARIBAEA 
    Gupta, Kant (1987)
    Pinus is genera of plants belonging to the family Pinaceae of the order coniferales and of class Gymnosperms. The genus pine, being a source of resins, turpenes and paper pulp is very important amongst the conifers in ...
  • STUDIES ON THE PULPING AND CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS OF PINUS CARIBAEA 
    Gupta, Shri Kant (1990)
    Pinus is genera of plants belonging to the family Pinaceae of the order coniferales and of class Gymnosperms. The genus pine, being a source of resins, turpenes and paper pulp is very important amongst the conifers in ...
  • SURFACE CHARACTERIZATION OF PRINTING PAPERS 
    Singh, Surendra Pal (1990)
    The work presented in this thesis has been carried out at the Swedish Pulp and Paper Research Institute (STFI), Stockholm, Sweden. Most of the experimental work was completed during my visit to Sweden from October 1984 to ...
  • CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF STEEL IN AQUEOUS ENVIRONMENT OF BLEACH SECTION IN PAPER INDUSTRY 
    Gaur, Bhupendra (1991)
    The work presented in this thesis pertains to the corrosion behavior observed by commercial grades of mild steel and stain-less steels in liquors of bleach section of paper industry. Other related aspects e.g...analysis ...
  • STUDIES ON ORGANO-SOLV PULPING OF BAGASSE 
    Singh, Ramnik (1992)
    Chemical pulping technology today is dominated by the kraft proc-ess due to its well known advantages. Unfortunately' this process is very capital intensive, 'mainly because of the chemical, recovery system required to ...
  • OPTIMIZATION OF RETENTION IN WET END OF PAPER MAKING 
    Kumar, Rupesh (1992)
    Paper making is a process involving removal of water from very low consistency furnish at wire. Paper making furnish is hetrogenous in nature, consisting of fibers, fiber fines, inorganic fines and chemical additives, in ...
  • ADSORPTION STUDIES OF SOME SURFACE ACTIVE AGENTS ON LIGNIN 
    Gupta, Anuja (1992)
    Biochemically resistant detergents present some of the most wide spread and severe problems in wastes and receiving waters. A • regular discharge of synthetic surfactants into municipal sewage causes frothing troubles in ...
  • APPLICATION OF XYLANASE FOR BLEACH BOOSTING AND FIBER PROPERTIES MODIFICATION 
    Arya, Utkarsh (1993)
    Enzymatic bleach boosting and fiber properties modification are among the few strategies developed to influence the efforts for conserving energy and: safeguarding the environment. This aspect was studied with reference ...
  • SIMULATION OF KINETIC MODELLING OF CAUSTICIZING REACTOR 
    Kumar, Pradeep (1993)
    The final stage of the recovery process is the causticization of green liquor from the smelt dissolve r of the furnace section to reclaim the alkali in. a form readytor reuse in the cooking, cycle. The efficiency of ...
  • MAINTENANCE- OF EQUIPMENTS IN PULP & PAPER MILL 
    P, Pramod Joseph (1993)
    An attempt has been made to study the various aspects of maintenance practices. The thesis entitled "MAINTENANCE OF EQUIPMENTS IN PULP AND PAPER MILL", mainly comprises of a case study in the Hindustan Newsprint Ltd., ...
  • SIMULATION OF AN INTEGRATED PAPER MILL 
    Singhal, Devesh Kumar (1993)
    mathematical equations which describe the process or system being considered. However, most real-world systems are too complex to all-ow realistic. models.to he evaluated analytically, and these models must be studied ...
  • DEWATERING CHARACTERISTICS OF WASTE WATER TREATMENT SLUDGES AND EFFECT OF FLOCCULANTS 
    Dhingra, Harish Kumar (1994)
    Sludge handling and ' its ` disposal, is ; one of the major constraints in any chemical industry, pulp and paper industry in particular. The restraints are imposed very recently due to the growing awareness of people. for ...
  • STUDIES ON ENVIRONMENTALLY COMPATIBLE PULPING AND BLEACHING OF BAGASSE 
    Mohta, Dinesh Chand (1995)
    Bagasse is an important raw material resource for pulp and papermaking in India. It has all the requisite properties to replace the conventional raw .material like bamboo and wood for economical manufacturing of high grade ...
  • STUDY OF CHEMI-MECHANICAL PULPING OF EUCALYPTU.S .PULP 
    Garg, Vishal (1995)
    Mechanical pulping"produces some desirable properties with in the pulp, which are very useful in many grades of papers. This also gives pulp with higher yield at relatively lower cost. Chemi refiner mechanical pulping ...
  • LABORATORY EVALUATION OF WASHING CHARACTERISTdCS OF BROWN STOCK 
    Tyagi, Sanjay (1995)
    A brown stock washing is the most important operation in the pulp mill controlling on one hand, the cleanliness of the pulp for bleaching and reducing bleach demand and on the other hand going black liquors of acceptable ...
  • MODELLING OF WASHING OF BROWN STOCK ON ROTARY VACUUM WASHER 
    Kukreja, Vijay Kumar (1996)
    Brown stock washing is the key operation controlling the cleanliness of pulp with least carryover of dissolved solids on one hand and separating the maximum black liquor at as high a concentration as possible on the other. ...
  • STUDY OF SURFACE STRUCTURE OF INDIAN PRINTING PAPERS 
    Kotireddy, K. S. (1996)
    Printing is the' most fundamental end use of paper. During printing process there are number of variables affecting the printability of paper like type of paper, type of ink, type of printing process and condition of press. ...
  • STUDIES ON PULPING AND BLEACHING CHARACTERISTICS OF SACCHARUM SPONTANEUM LINN 
    Singh, Yashveer (1996)
    The present- study was--,: under: ,. taken. to check the suitability of "SACCHARUM SPONTANEUM LINN" for conversion into pulp and paper product since this material is available .abundantl, n nature as weed throughout the ...
  • STUDIES OF INK-PAPER RELATIONSHIPS FOR INDIAN PRINTING PAPERS 
    Kumar, K. Jeevan (1996)
    Most of *the paper produced is printed. Besides wiriting and printing papers, newsprints, packaging papers and boards are printed by one means or the other. Therefore the paper maker should. know about the behaviour of ...