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   Why is the pulp and paper process important?

   • The pulp and paper process is important to reduce waste. Pulp is a by-product of papermaking, and our process produces high-quality results without being detrimental to the environment. Our paper machines remove water from the fibre solution. At the start of the papermaking process, the solution comprises of roughly 1% fibre and 99% water.

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   How is pulp prepared for papermaking machines?

   • Pulp is prepared for papermaking machines either mechanically or chemically. The mechanical method (generally used to make lower-grades of paper) is called the groundwood process, because the pulp was originally made by using huge stones to grind up logs.

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   How does a pulp & paper production process work?

   • From the wire section where the pulp mixture is evenly spread onto a mesh screen to the pressing, drying, and finishing stages, every step contributes to the production of pulp and paper. The journey from pulp to paper exemplifies the industry's commitment to excellence and sustainability.

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   What is a pulping process?

   • The pulping process involves separating fibers from the raw materials. This can be done through chemical pulping or mechanical pulping. Chemical pulping uses chemicals to break down the raw materials and separate the fibers, while mechanical pulping physically grinds the raw materials to disentangle the fibers.

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   Which type of pulp is used in low-cost printing papers?

   • Semichemical pulp is used in many low-cost printing papers. Papermaking - Pulping, Refining, Bleaching: Mechanical or groundwood pulp is made by subjecting wood to an abrading action, either by pressing the wood against a revolving grinding stone or by passing chips through a mill.

   Papermaking - Pulping, Refining, Bleaching | Britannica

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   What is recycled pulp?

   • Recycled pulp is also called deinked pulp (DIP). DIP is recycled paper which has been processed by chemicals, thus removing printing inks and other unwanted elements and freed the paper fibres. The process is called deinking. DIP is used as raw material in papermaking.

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   Pulp is a fibrous lignocellulosic material prepared by chemically, semi-chemically or mechanically producing cellulosic fibers from wood, fiber crops, waste paper, or rags. Mixed with water and other chemicals or plant-based additives, pulp is the major raw material used in papermaking and the industrial production of other paper products. [1][2]

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   Papermaking - Pulping, Refining, Bleaching: Mechanical or groundwood pulp is made by subjecting wood to an abrading action, either by pressing the wood against a revolving grinding stone or by passing chips through a mill.

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   • Our pulp and paper process. Paper for recycling is mixed with processed water and then stirred in a giant stainless steel vat, called a pulper, to make a fibre suspension.
   • Diluting paper fibres. Our paper machines remove water from the fibre solution. At the start of the papermaking process, the solution comprises of roughly 1% fibre and 99% water.
   • Wire section. At the wet end of the paper machine sits the headbox, which distributes a uniform jet of watery stock. The liquid falls onto the wire or forming fabric.
   • Press section. The next stage of water removal consists of passing the paper web through a series of nip rollers that squeeze the water out of the pulp mat.

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   The pulping process is aimed at removing lignin without loosing fiber strength, thereby freeing the fibers and removing impurities that cause discoloration and possible future disintegration of the paper. Also Read: Safeguarding the Pulp and Paper Industry: Key Safety Practices.

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   The paper making industry process is a multifaceted journey that starts with the sustainable harvesting of raw materials, mainly softwood and hardwood trees. These logs undergo pulping, either mechanically or chemically, to break down into fibers.

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   This diagram details the papermaking process and illustrates the extensive use of recovered paper. New pulp, however, is an integral part of the papermaking process: recovered paper cannot be recycled indefinitely because the fibres lose their papermaking qualities.

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    Oct 28, 2022 · Pulp is prepared for papermaking machines either mechanically or chemically. The mechanical method (generally used to make lower-grades of paper) is called the groundwood process , because the pulp was originally made by using huge stones to grind up logs.