Mechanism of paper strength development by the addition of dry strength resin and its distribution within and around a fiber wall

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3. Correlation of fiber shape measures with dilute suspension properties
4. Registration and point wise correlation of local paper properties
5. Mechanism of paper strength development by the addition of dry strength resin and its distribution within and around a fiber wall
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7. Method for studying the deformation of a fibre web during a suction pulse
8. The deformation of chemical and mechanical pulp webs during suction box dewatering
9. External rewetting after suction box dewatering
10. Web deformation during membrane-assisted dewatering
11. Wood pulp based filters for removal of sub-micrometer aerosol particles
12. The role of fiber entanglement in the strength of wet papers
13. Experimental techniques for characterization of elasticplastic material properties in paperboard
14. Simultaneous characterization of coated paper topography and optical contrast by near-field scanning optical microscopy (NSOM)
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