Patent classifications
D21H23/04
Dosing of nanocellulose suspension in gel phase
A method of dosing a nanocellulose suspension in gel phase into a second suspension, wherein the method comprises the steps of: providing said nanocellulose suspension in gel phase; providing said second suspension; bringing said nanocellulose suspension in gel phase in contact with said second suspension; wherein the method comprises a step of subjecting said nanocellulose suspension in gel phase to a shear rate of more than 500 l/s, simultaneously with and/or immediately prior to the step of bringing said nanocellulose suspension in gel phase and said second suspension in contact with each other.
HIGH CATIONIC STARCH AS A PROMOTER IN AKD SIZING EMULSIONS
A method for preparation of a starch-promoted alkyl ketene dimer (AKD) sizing emulsion is provided. The inventive method comprises adding a sizing promoter comprising high-charge cationic starch and polyaluminum chloride (PAC) to a stabilized AKD emulsion and further wherein addition of said sizing promoter comprising high-charge cationic starch and PAC is effected at ambient temperature, after emulsification, stabilization, and homogenization of said stabilized AKD emulsion; and prior to addition of the starch-promoted AKD sizing emulsion to papermaking furnish, pulp, or fiber stock.
Method of producing hydrophobic paper
The present disclosure relates to a method of producing hydrophobic paper, using a sizing additive based on depolymerized lignin and a hydrophobic paper obtainable by such method.
Method of producing hydrophobic paper
The present disclosure relates to a method of producing hydrophobic paper, using a sizing additive based on depolymerized lignin and a hydrophobic paper obtainable by such method.
PRODUCT CONTAINING AN ANIONIC CELLULOSE DERIVATIVE AND ITS USE IN PAPER INDUSTRY
A product includes a microfibrillated cellulose composition, a starch derivative, and an anionic cellulose derivative, as a combined preparation for simultaneous or separate use. The anionic cellulose derivative has a number average molecular weight comprised between 300000 g/mol and 800000 g/mol, and a degree of substitution comprised between 0.3 and 0.65. Additionally, a paper sheet includes the product as an additive to increase the initial wet web strength and/or dry tensile strength of the paper sheet.
PRODUCT CONTAINING AN ANIONIC CELLULOSE DERIVATIVE AND ITS USE IN PAPER INDUSTRY
A product includes a microfibrillated cellulose composition, a starch derivative, and an anionic cellulose derivative, as a combined preparation for simultaneous or separate use. The anionic cellulose derivative has a number average molecular weight comprised between 300000 g/mol and 800000 g/mol, and a degree of substitution comprised between 0.3 and 0.65. Additionally, a paper sheet includes the product as an additive to increase the initial wet web strength and/or dry tensile strength of the paper sheet.
Softener composition
A softener composition for use in the manufacture of paper includes a softener and an acidic material, wherein the softener composition has a relative acidity (RA) value of more than 0.05.
Softener composition
A softener composition for use in the manufacture of paper includes a softener and an acidic material, wherein the softener composition has a relative acidity (RA) value of more than 0.05.
Fiber body forming method and sheet
A fiber body forming method includes a step of defibrating a raw material containing fibers to form a defibrated material; a step of depositing the defibrated material to form a web; a step of applying a liquid containing a thermoplastic resin which binds the fibers to the web; and a step of heating the web to which the liquid is applied to form a fiber body, and in the method described above, the fiber body has a storage elastic modulus of 600 MPa or more at 100° C. and a storage elastic modulus of 400 MPa or more at 150° C.
Fiber body forming method and sheet
A fiber body forming method includes a step of defibrating a raw material containing fibers to form a defibrated material; a step of depositing the defibrated material to form a web; a step of applying a liquid containing a thermoplastic resin which binds the fibers to the web; and a step of heating the web to which the liquid is applied to form a fiber body, and in the method described above, the fiber body has a storage elastic modulus of 600 MPa or more at 100° C. and a storage elastic modulus of 400 MPa or more at 150° C.