Press dewatering and nip rewetting of paper containing nano- and microfibril cellulose

Articles in the same Issue

1. An approach to produce nano-ligno-cellulose from mechanical pulp fine materials
2. Converting a kraft pulp mill into a multi-product biorefinery – Part 1: Energy aspects
3. Converting a kraft pulp mill into a multi-product biorefinery – Part 2: Economic aspects
4. Impact of extended-impregnation cooking on the xylan structure in Eucalyptus urograndis kraft pulps
5. Crystallization fouling of sodium salts in black liquor falling film evaporators – development of experimental method and first results
6. Simultaneous feeding of filler and retention
7. Determination of equilibrium constants for sorption of metal ions to pulp by a batch method
8. Effect of chemical additives on the degradation of polyamideamine-epichlorohydrin (PAE) films and PAEbased papers made from bleached kraft pulps
9. The effect of storage conditions on extraction efficiency and identification of extractives in wood-containing paper
10. Defining the mechanism of sizepress starch penetration in filled unsized fibrous products - a traditional technology revisited
11. Designing nanotechnology coatings for replacement of fibrous white top liner
12. Flexographic ink-coating interactions - Effects of porous structure variations of coated paperboard
13. Press dewatering and nip rewetting of paper containing nano- and microfibril cellulose
14. Study of the influence of charges on refinability of bleached softwood kraft pulp
15. Prediction of optical variations in paper from high resolution measurements of paper properties
16. 3D-shapeable thermoplastic paper materials