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Production of modified pulp
11739477 · 2023-08-29 · ·

A method for producing a modified lignocellulosic pulp having improved wet-strength properties and a modified lignocellulosic pulp obtainable by the method.

Production of modified pulp
11739477 · 2023-08-29 · ·

A method for producing a modified lignocellulosic pulp having improved wet-strength properties and a modified lignocellulosic pulp obtainable by the method.

PRODUCTION OF MODIFIED PULP
20220002945 · 2022-01-06 · ·

A method for producing a modified lignocellulosic pulp having improved wet-strength properties and a modified lignocellulosic pulp obtainable by the method.

PRODUCTION OF MODIFIED PULP
20220002945 · 2022-01-06 · ·

A method for producing a modified lignocellulosic pulp having improved wet-strength properties and a modified lignocellulosic pulp obtainable by the method.

Method of preparing recycled cellulosic fibers to improve paper production

A system for treating recycled cellulosic fibers to improve paper, board and tissue quality; the system involves fractionating recycled fibers into a short fiber portion and a long fiber portion. The short fiber portion is split into an original short fiber portion and a refinable portion. The refinable portion is processed into glue pulp. The glue pulp is refined to targeted, measured fiber properties. Varying amounts of the glue pulp, original short unrefined fibers, and long unrefined fibers are blended together to form an optimized slurry that is processed by a paper machine into an optimized recycled paper product. The process provides for improved drainage with the same or better paper properties allowing for cost reductions in fabrication.

Method of preparing recycled cellulosic fibers to improve paper production

A system for treating recycled cellulosic fibers to improve paper, board and tissue quality; the system involves fractionating recycled fibers into a short fiber portion and a long fiber portion. The short fiber portion is split into an original short fiber portion and a refinable portion. The refinable portion is processed into glue pulp. The glue pulp is refined to targeted, measured fiber properties. Varying amounts of the glue pulp, original short unrefined fibers, and long unrefined fibers are blended together to form an optimized slurry that is processed by a paper machine into an optimized recycled paper product. The process provides for improved drainage with the same or better paper properties allowing for cost reductions in fabrication.

ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY METHOD FOR ENHANCING MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF HIGH ANTIBACTERIAL NANO DIALYSIS PAPER FOR MEDICAL PROTECTION

Disclosed is an environmentally-friendly method for enhancing mechanical properties of a high antibacterial nano dialysis paper for medical protection, includes following steps: a, preparing pulp components, and taking 40-60 parts of hardwood pulp, 10-20 parts of polyvinyl alcohol fiber, 30-50 parts of softwood pulp, 10-20 parts of cellulose fiber by mass; b, putting the hardwood pulp, the polyvinyl alcohol fiber, the softwood pulp and the cellulose fiber into a beater for beating to make a pulp, and then adding modified chitosan accounting for 1-5% of a weight of the pulp into the pulp, and defibering for 10-20 minutes at a rotating speed of 1500-2000 revolutions per minute in a defibrator; and c, carrying out papermaking with the pulp after defibering to form a dialysis paper finished product.

ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY METHOD FOR ENHANCING MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF HIGH ANTIBACTERIAL NANO DIALYSIS PAPER FOR MEDICAL PROTECTION

Disclosed is an environmentally-friendly method for enhancing mechanical properties of a high antibacterial nano dialysis paper for medical protection, includes following steps: a, preparing pulp components, and taking 40-60 parts of hardwood pulp, 10-20 parts of polyvinyl alcohol fiber, 30-50 parts of softwood pulp, 10-20 parts of cellulose fiber by mass; b, putting the hardwood pulp, the polyvinyl alcohol fiber, the softwood pulp and the cellulose fiber into a beater for beating to make a pulp, and then adding modified chitosan accounting for 1-5% of a weight of the pulp into the pulp, and defibering for 10-20 minutes at a rotating speed of 1500-2000 revolutions per minute in a defibrator; and c, carrying out papermaking with the pulp after defibering to form a dialysis paper finished product.

Preparation method of cotton bast fiber and chitosan composite non-woven fabric for filtration

The present invention discloses a preparation method of a cotton bast fiber and chitosan composite non-woven fabric for filtration and belongs to the technical field of fiber materials. The preparation method adopts steam flash explosion for pretreatment to separate cotton bast first, then a papermaking method is used for forming, finally chitosan is added to enhance the mechanical performance and improve the filtration efficiency, and a technological process is simple, environmentally friendly and suitable for industrial production. The non-woven fabric adopts lignin-rich cotton bast fibers and chitosan as raw materials, so that the non-woven fabric has good antibacterial performance. The cotton bast and chitosan used in the preparation method are both bio-based materials which can be degraded in the natural environment after use, so that burdens caused to the environment are reduced. At the same time, the problem that electrospinning methods are difficult to use in industrialized and mass production is avoided.

Preparation method of cotton bast fiber and chitosan composite non-woven fabric for filtration

The present invention discloses a preparation method of a cotton bast fiber and chitosan composite non-woven fabric for filtration and belongs to the technical field of fiber materials. The preparation method adopts steam flash explosion for pretreatment to separate cotton bast first, then a papermaking method is used for forming, finally chitosan is added to enhance the mechanical performance and improve the filtration efficiency, and a technological process is simple, environmentally friendly and suitable for industrial production. The non-woven fabric adopts lignin-rich cotton bast fibers and chitosan as raw materials, so that the non-woven fabric has good antibacterial performance. The cotton bast and chitosan used in the preparation method are both bio-based materials which can be degraded in the natural environment after use, so that burdens caused to the environment are reduced. At the same time, the problem that electrospinning methods are difficult to use in industrialized and mass production is avoided.