Flow resistance of wet and dry sheets used for preparation of liquid packaging board

Articles in the same Issue

1. Contents
2. Application of polymeric multilayers of starch onto wood fibres to enhance strength properties of paper
3. Z-profile of styrene acrylate and urea formaldehyde resin in foils, measured by Py-GC/MS (analytical pyrolysis – gas chromatography/mass spectrometry)
4. Comparison of 3D structural characteristics of high and low resolution X-ray microtomographic images of paper
5. The influence of press felt micro-scale stress variation on dewatering
6. Recycling effects in the titanate direct causticization process
7. The influence of surface roughness on the compressive behaviour of paper
8. Pinch analysis of a model mill: Economic and environmental gains from thermal processintegration in a state-of-the-art magazine paper mill
9. Segmentation of individual pores in 3D paper images
10. Refining systems for sack paper pulp: Part I HC refining under pressurised conditions and subsuequent LC refining
11. Development of a 3-stage bleaching sequence for magnesium sulphite pulp to full ISO brightness meeting high environmental demands
12. The influence of pigment size distribution and morphology on coating binder migration
13. Observations on interfibre bonding and fibre segment activation based on the strength properties of laboratory sheets
14. Flow resistance of wet and dry sheets used for preparation of liquid packaging board
15. Calendering of coated paper at high speeds and temperatures