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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 ...

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 ...

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. ...

MATHEMATICAL MODELLING AND ANALYSIS OF PULP WASHING PROBLEM FOR OPTIMUM OPERATION

Gupta, Anjana Rani (2001)

Mathematical modeling is an indispensable tool now a day to analyze, correlate, simulate, optimiz and finally control of any chemical process plant. Pulp and paper industry —a core sector industr is not the exception. In ...

STUDIES ON PULPING AND BLEACHING OF POPLAR DELTOIDES

Akhtar, Rao Suhail (2001)

1.0 INTRODUCTION: The demand of paper and paper board is expected to enhance with increasing industrial development and growing literacy rate in our country. Future projection shows that percapita consumption figure would ...

CONGESTION CONTROL IN ASYNCHRONOUS TRANSFER MODE NETWORKS

Gupta, Brijesh Kumar (2002)

Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) is the target switching technique for the future public Broadband Integrated Services Digital Networks (B-ISDN). The switch fabric provides the essential muting and buffering functions, but ...

MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF PULP WASHING SYSTEMS AND SOLUTIONS

Kumar, Mukesh (2002)

Pulp and paper industry is highly capital intensive industry. It is intensive in terms of raw materials, water, chemicals, thermal and electrical energy, labour and pollution loads. Approximately 2.5-3.0 t of raw materials, ...

CORROSION INVESTIGATION ON MATERIALS IN BLEACH MEDIA OF PAPER INDUSTRY

Singh, Gayaan (2003)

The thesis starts with introducing the process of paper making in general and discussing the process conditions with a view to have an idea about the corrosivity of the liquors and possible candidate materials of construction. ...

EVALUATION OF RECYCLING POTENTIAL OF PAPER MAKING FIBERS

Garg, Mayank (2003)

Bagasse and wheat straw are important raw materials for the Indian paper industry, with a potential of high growth. The recycled paper available to the Indian paper industry will have increasing proportions of these fibers ...

STUDIES ON ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF ENZYMATIC PREBLEACHING OF AGRORESIDUE PULPS

Mathur, shobhit Kumar (2003)

The impact of commercial xylanase (Pulpzyme HC) on soda and oxygen delignified soda pulps of wheat straw (Triticum aestivium) and sarkanda (Saccharam munja) were studied on different bleaching sequences. The bleaching ...

EQUILIBRIUM STRUCTURE AND OSCILLATIONS OF ROTATIONALLY AND TIDALLY DISTORTED GAS SPHERES

Saini, Seema (2004)

In the present thesis we have primarily addressed ourselves to certain shortcomings noticed in the work of Mohan, Saxena and Agarwal (Astrophys. Space Sci., Vol.163, p.23,1990 and Vo1.178, p.89, 1991) which relates to the ...

ESTIMATION OF CHLOROPHENOLS IN EFFLUENT FORMED UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS OF BLEACHING

Jacob, Sini (2005)

The use of chlorine and chlorine containing bleaching agents in the production of bleached chemical pulp leads to the formation of a variety of chlorinated organic compounds that are discharged in bleach-plant waste waters. ...

PERSULPHATE PREBLEACHING OF CHEMICAL PULPS AND THEIR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

Malhotra, Rachna (2006)

Environment concerns about the use of chlorine and chlorine containing reagents for pulp bleaching have led to implementation of a number of modified pulping and bleaching practices. Pretreatment of pulp so as to reduce ...

MGM AS AN ADSORBENT FOR THE REMOVAL OF DYES FROM WASTE WATER

Jain, Alka (2006)

Untreated colored effluents from textile and dyestuff industries are resistant to biochemical oxidation, highly toxic to marine and human life and carcinogenic in nature. They are stable in light, impede light penetration ...

LIGNIN AS AN ADSORBENT FOR THE REMOVAL OF DYES FROM WASTE WATER

Jain, Alka (2006)

Untreated colored effluents from textile and dyestuff industries are resistant to biochemical oxidation, highly toxic to marine and human life and carcinogenic in nature. They are stable in light, impede light penetration ...

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