A defibrating apparatus includes a screen and housings, and side walls of the housings have inner surfaces that define the inner surface of a discharge path. Let communication hole be any through-hole that interconnects the defibrating chamber and the discharge path, and let discharge path-side opening edge be the opening edge, close to the discharge path, of the through-hole, then the screen has through-hole rows, each of which is formed by a plurality of communication holes arranged at an interval in a circumferential direction, and the through-hole row is provided at a position where the discharge path-side opening edge of the communication holes is overlapped with the inner surface as seen in a radial direction.

A defibrating apparatus includes: a defibrating chamber; a discharge path that communicates with the defibrating chamber, and receives the defibrated material discharged from the defibrating chamber; a discharge pipe that discharges the defibrated material through the discharge path; a discharge section that interconnects the discharge path and the discharge pipe; a circular annular screen that defines the defibrating chamber; housings having an outer circumferential wall provided at an interval from the screen, configured to form the discharge path; and a plurality of through-holes provided in the screen, the plurality of through-holes interconnecting the defibrating chamber and the discharge path. The discharge section is provided in the outer circumferential wall, and opened toward the screen.

A defibrating apparatus includes: a defibrating chamber; a discharge path that communicates with the defibrating chamber, and receives the defibrated material discharged from the defibrating chamber; a discharge pipe that discharges the defibrated material through the discharge path; a discharge section that interconnects the discharge path and the discharge pipe; a circular annular screen that defines the defibrating chamber; housings having an outer circumferential wall provided at an interval from the screen, configured to form the discharge path; and a plurality of through-holes provided in the screen, the plurality of through-holes interconnecting the defibrating chamber and the discharge path. The discharge section is provided in the outer circumferential wall, and opened toward the screen.

The disclosure relates to a method for reducing volatile organic compounds (VOC) from wood chips for wood fibre production in a processing system, at least comprising the following consecutive steps: a first thermal treatment of the wood chips in a first thermal treatment device, which is designed to receive VOC-containing waste gases; cleaning the wood chips in a washing device; a second thermal treatment of the wood chips in a second thermal treatment device, which is designed to receive and separate VOC-containing waste gases; digesting the wood chips in a digester, which is designed to receive and separate VOC-containing waste gases; and crushing the wood chips in a refiner, which is designed to separate VOC-containing waste gases. This allows for an efficient, and thus energy-optimised or environmentally friendly and therefore also cost-optimised reduction of volatile organic compounds from wood chips.

A method for manufacturing bleached pulp from a feedstock that includes recycled paper. The method includes steps of: (1) impregnating the feedstock with cooking liquor to yield an impregnated material having a liquor-to-fiber mass ratio of at most about 4:1; (2) cooking the impregnated material to remove at least a portion of the lignin within the impregnated material, thereby yielding a cooked pulp; and (3) bleaching the cooked pulp.

A buffer material of the present disclosure is a buffer material including cellulose fibers, and a binding material that binds the cellulose fibers, in which the binding material contains starch and natural wax. A method of producing a buffer material of the present disclosure is a method including a defibration step of defibrating a raw material containing cellulose fibers by dry type defibration, a mixing step of mixing the cellulose fibers defibrated in the defibration step with a binding material in a gas phase to obtain a mixture, a molding step of compressing the mixture to form a sheet, and a lamination step of laminating a plurality of the sheets to form a buffer material, in which starch and natural wax are used as the binding material.

A buffer material of the present disclosure is a buffer material including cellulose fibers, and a binding material that binds the cellulose fibers, in which the binding material contains starch and natural wax. A method of producing a buffer material of the present disclosure is a method including a defibration step of defibrating a raw material containing cellulose fibers by dry type defibration, a mixing step of mixing the cellulose fibers defibrated in the defibration step with a binding material in a gas phase to obtain a mixture, a molding step of compressing the mixture to form a sheet, and a lamination step of laminating a plurality of the sheets to form a buffer material, in which starch and natural wax are used as the binding material.

A defibration processing device is capable of efficient defibration in a multiple stage rotating part, and a fibrous feedstock recycling device. The defibration processing device has a first rotating part disposed on a side into which defibration feedstock flows, and a second rotating part disposed on a side to which defibrated material defibrated in the first rotating part is discharged. The first rotating part and second rotating part each have on the axis of rotation side thereof a base, and a protruding part protruding from the base in a direction away from the axis of rotation. A spacer is between the first rotating part and second rotating part. An external restriction plate protrudes from the stationary part side toward the spacer, and an internal restriction plate protrudes from the axis of rotation side of the first rotating part and second rotating part toward the stationary part.

Disclosed in one aspect is a pickled vegetable-based edible packaging paper, the raw material of which is composed of the following components in parts by weight: 92-95 parts of a high dietary fiber-level pickled vegetable, a compounding thickener (0.6-0.8 parts of pectin, 0.6-0.8 parts of potato starch, and 0.2-0.4 parts of soy protein), and a compounding plasticizer (3-4 parts of sorbitol, and 0.5-1.5 parts of citral); and further disclosed in another aspect is a method for preparing a pickled vegetable-based edible packaging paper. The pickled vegetable paper of the present invention is a novel pickled vegetable-based product having both edible and practical functions, which product is rich in dietary fibers, retains the unique flavor and color of the pickled vegetable, has toughness and non-stickiness to teeth, and is soft and easy to process after being wetted.

A sheet manufacturing apparatus includes a classifier unit configured to classify by air flow an introduced material that has been introduced, a screening unit configured to allow a classified material, which comprises fibers, that has been classified by the classifier unit to pass through a plurality of openings to screen the classified material, and a forming unit configured to use a passed material that has passed through the openings to form a sheet. The classified material is supplied to the screening unit by the air flow.