One-sided versus two-sided twin-wire roll forming-effects on sheet properties

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1. Twin-wire blade forming versus roll forming of a linerboard furnish-effects on tensile strength and formation
2. Effects of roll wrapping angle and headbox flow rate in twin-wire roll-blade forming of a linerboard furnish
3. Fourdrinier versus twin-wire roll forming-effects on fiber orientation anisotropy and other sheet properties
4. One-sided versus two-sided twin-wire roll forming-effects on sheet properties
5. Effects of grammage on sheet properties in one-sided and two-sided roll forming
6. Effects of pulp type and headbox design on anisotropy and other sheet properties in twin-wire roll forming
7. Effects of headbox tube design and flow rate on formation and other sheet properties in twin-wire roll forming
8. Influence of consistency in twin-wire roll forming of two recycled linerboard furnishes
9. Effects of surface hardwood xylan on the quality of softwood pulps
10. Studies on topochemical modification of cellulosic fibres
11. Studies on topochemical modification of cellulosic fibres
12. Coating layer uniformity as affected by base paper characteristics and coating method
13. LCA of two chemical recovery processes in the pulp industry - a case study