Dry content analysis in wet pressing: Sensitivity to pressing variables

Articles in the same Issue

1. The influence of alkali charge and temperature in the kraft cook on the QPQP bleachability and the kappa number composition of birch pulp
2. Mass and energy balances for a conventional recovery cycle and for a recovery cycle using borates or titanates
3. Kraft cooking characteristics and hexenuronic acid concentration of pulps from Eucalypt and other hardwood species
4. ECF bleaching of Eucalypt kraft pulp – bleaching chemical needs and yellowing characteristics of different sequences
5. Ways to reduce the amount of organically bound chlorine in bleached pulp and the AOX discharges from ECF bleaching
6. Sizing with pre-flocculated alkylketene dimer (AKD) dispersions
7. Direct causticization using titanates in a fluidized bed reactor
8. On the fracture mechanics of paper
9. Deposition of sodium oxalate in the black liquor evaporation plant
10. Deposition of barium sulfate in bleach plants. Part 1: Solubility and factors affecting the precipitation in D (chlorine dioxide)-filtrates
11. Deposition of barium sulfate in bleach plants. Part 2: A chemical model describing the solubility in D (chlorine dioxide stage)-filtrates
12. Analyses of carbohydrates and lignin in the surface and inner layers of softwood pulp fibers obtained employing various alkaline cooking processes
13. Analytic estimate of the fibre orientation distribution in a headbox flow
14. Structure characterisation of pigment coating layer on paper by scanning electron microscopy and image analysis
15. Quantification of structure details of LWC paper coating layers
16. Dry content analysis in wet pressing: Sensitivity to pressing variables
17. Impulse drying using a thin heated metal band with backing insulation
18. Impulse drying using a thin heated metal band with backing insulation
19. A new method for the analysis of AKD oligomers in papermaking systems
20. Critical comparison and validation of methods for determination of anionic groups in pulp fibres
21. The charge and chemical composition of fines in mechanical pulp
22. The effect of ECF and TCF bleaching on the chemical composition of soda-anthraquinone and kraft pulp surfaces