Patent classifications
D21H17/63
Method and treatment system for making of paper
The invention relates to a method and treatment system for making of paper or surface ply of a multi-ply board from a fibre suspension, where at least 90 weight-% of fibres originate from chemical pulping process, chemi-thereto mechanical pulping process and/or office waste deinking pulping process. The fibre suspension further comprises inorganic mineral particles and cationic starch. A cationic copolymer of acrylamide and cationic monomers is incorporated to the fibre suspension and it is allowed to interact by flocculation with at least some of the said components of the fibre suspension. An anionic copolymer of acrylamide and more than 30 mol-% of anionic monomers is added to the fibre suspension, and fibre suspension is formed into a fibre web and drying the web to a dryness of at least 80%. An aqueous surface composition comprising polymeric binder is applied on the surface of the web.
Method and treatment system for making of paper
The invention relates to a method and treatment system for making of paper or surface ply of a multi-ply board from a fibre suspension, where at least 90 weight-% of fibres originate from chemical pulping process, chemi-thereto mechanical pulping process and/or office waste deinking pulping process. The fibre suspension further comprises inorganic mineral particles and cationic starch. A cationic copolymer of acrylamide and cationic monomers is incorporated to the fibre suspension and it is allowed to interact by flocculation with at least some of the said components of the fibre suspension. An anionic copolymer of acrylamide and more than 30 mol-% of anionic monomers is added to the fibre suspension, and fibre suspension is formed into a fibre web and drying the web to a dryness of at least 80%. An aqueous surface composition comprising polymeric binder is applied on the surface of the web.
Starch-based PHCH
The invention relates to a process for preparing self-binding pigment particle suspensions, to a self-binding pigment particle suspension as well as to a paper product comprising self-binding pigment particles and to the use of the self-binding pigment particle suspension in paper applications, such as in paper coating or as filler material.
Starch-based PHCH
The invention relates to a process for preparing self-binding pigment particle suspensions, to a self-binding pigment particle suspension as well as to a paper product comprising self-binding pigment particles and to the use of the self-binding pigment particle suspension in paper applications, such as in paper coating or as filler material.
Glass plate-interleaving paper
The present invention relates to glass plate-interleaving paper, which is used for a glass plate for use in a display, and in which wood pulp is used as a raw material, and the number of foreign substances having a Mohs hardness of 4 or higher present on the surface of the glass plate-interleaving paper is fewer than 0.010 per square meter. Even if the glass plate-interleaving paper of the present invention is used in a conventional way as glass plate-interleaving paper with respect to a glass plate used as a substrate material for a flat panel display in which high cleanliness and high quality are required, the glass plate-interleaving paper is able to prevent damage or cracks occurring on the surface of the glass plate.
Glass plate-interleaving paper
The present invention relates to glass plate-interleaving paper, which is used for a glass plate for use in a display, and in which wood pulp is used as a raw material, and the number of foreign substances having a Mohs hardness of 4 or higher present on the surface of the glass plate-interleaving paper is fewer than 0.010 per square meter. Even if the glass plate-interleaving paper of the present invention is used in a conventional way as glass plate-interleaving paper with respect to a glass plate used as a substrate material for a flat panel display in which high cleanliness and high quality are required, the glass plate-interleaving paper is able to prevent damage or cracks occurring on the surface of the glass plate.
Method of Detection and Measurement of a Life Force Energy, Also Known as KELEA, in Liquids & Other Materials
The weight of cellulose containing materials, including paper, cardboard, cotton fabrics and unprocessed wood will increase significantly when exposed to a novel form of energy, which the inventor has termed KELEA (kinetic energy limiting electrostatic attraction). This energy is comparable to what is commonly termed a universal life force in traditional Chinese medicine and what is also attributed to the beneficial health effects of certain naturally occurring and processed drinking water. These waters are sometime referred to as being energized, activated, micro-clustered, etc. The present invention describes a way to quantitatively assess the KELEA emitting activity of these beneficial waters, as well as other fluids, including gasoline and diesel fuels. The fluids can be monitored, even when contained in a sealed container, such as a mini-hot water bag.
Carbon dioxide sorbents and structures, methods of use, and methods of making thereof
Embodiments of the invention a method for producing a composite paper by providing a particulate sorbent, providing a paper pulp, and mixing the particulate sorbent and the paper pulp to develop a mixture. The method includes producing an article from the mixture that includes the particulate sorbent at least partially distributed through at least a portion of the article. Further, the at least one article is configured and arranged to uptake and release carbon dioxide as a function of moisture content. Some embodiments of the invention include a composite paper-like assembly including at least a first and second layer including hydrophobic fibers, and sorbent particles and/or a sorbent loaded paper sandwiched between the first and second porous sheets. Some further embodiments include a method for producing a material that supports a moisture swing by providing a material including activated carbon, and infusing the activated carbon with ionic salt.
Carbon dioxide sorbents and structures, methods of use, and methods of making thereof
Embodiments of the invention a method for producing a composite paper by providing a particulate sorbent, providing a paper pulp, and mixing the particulate sorbent and the paper pulp to develop a mixture. The method includes producing an article from the mixture that includes the particulate sorbent at least partially distributed through at least a portion of the article. Further, the at least one article is configured and arranged to uptake and release carbon dioxide as a function of moisture content. Some embodiments of the invention include a composite paper-like assembly including at least a first and second layer including hydrophobic fibers, and sorbent particles and/or a sorbent loaded paper sandwiched between the first and second porous sheets. Some further embodiments include a method for producing a material that supports a moisture swing by providing a material including activated carbon, and infusing the activated carbon with ionic salt.
Magnetically bound medium with reattachable pages
The present magnetically bound media with reattachable pages exemplarily comprise a magnetic binding, one or more reattachable pages, and one or more conductive metals attached to the pages and magnetically attracted to the magnetic binding. Thus, a user of the magnetically bound media may disengage one or more of the pages from the magnetic binding and reintegrate those pages into the magnetic binding in any order. This allows for customization of information presentation, sequence, and selection. The small size of the magnetic binding also affords a smaller minimum apparatus size and a quicker means with which to remove, rearrange, and reintegrate pages. Furthermore, the magnetic binding permits pages to be secured in a more professionally presentable manner without punched holes. In an exemplary embodiment, the magnetic binding is a cylindrical or a prismatic, rectangular neodymium or samarium alloy secured within the bound media by a magnet cover or clasp.