Morphological characteristics of TMP fibres as affected by the rotational speed of the refiner

Articles in the same Issue

1. Hydrocyclone separation, and reject refining, of thick-walled mechanical pulp fibres
2. Morphological characteristics of TMP fibres as affected by the rotational speed of the refiner
3. The effects of peroxide bleaching on thermo-mechanical pulp self-sizing
4. Chemical changes in residual lignin structure during peroxyacetic acid delignification of softwood kraft pulp
5. The behaviour of dibenzodioxocin structures in lignin during alkaline pulping processes
6. The ultrastructure of wood fibre surfaces as shown by a variety of microscopical methods – a review
7. Prediction of strength parameters for softwood kraft pulps
8. Dynamic response in pH and the transient behavior of some chemical elements in pulp-water suspensions
9. Investigations of low molecular weight and high molecular weight lignin fractions
10. Determination of phenolic hydroxyl groups in residual lignin using a modified UV-method
11. The effect of fiber consistency on bubble size