The resulting pulp is scraped from the fibre, and the fibre is washed and then dried by mechanical or natural means.
His gloomy prediction was proved wrong, and in 1997 he duly put the offending article in a blender with some water at an industry conference, and ate the resulting pulp with a spoon.
The laver, which is harvested off the southwest coast of Wales, is boiled for five hours and the resulting pulp is the unifying ingredient in the three types of wraps served at the booth.
From the resulting pulp, the inventors produced white paper at a mill in Boxmoor, Hertfordshire, and proved the practical usefulness of the paper by having part of an edition of the weekly London Journal printed on it.
The pulp yield thus obtained differed by less than 31.3% from the highest possible value; also, the resulting pulp and paper sheets had acceptable properties that differed by less than 21.10% from their optimum values.
The influence of operational variables in the pulping of vine shoots by use of ethanolamine [viz. temperature (155 185 °C), cooking time (30 90 min) and ethanolamine concentration (50 70% v/v)] on the properties of the resulting pulp (viz. yield, kappa index, viscosity and drainability) was studied.
The influence of operational variables in the pulping of vine shoots by use of ethanolamine [viz. temperature (155 to 185 °C), cooking time (30 to 90 min) and ethanolamine concentration (50 to 70%, v/v)] on the properties of the resulting pulp (viz. yield, kappa index and viscosity) and paper sheets (breaking length, stretch, burst index, tear index and brightness) was studied.
This paper reports on the influence of independent variables in the pulping of holm oak wood (Quercus ilex L). [viz. temperature (135 195 °C), cooking time (30 90 min) and soda concentration (10 20%)] on the yield, holocellulose content, α-cellulose content, brightness and viscosity of the resulting pulp.
A central composite factor design was used to examine the influence of independent variables in the acetone pulping of wheat straw (processing temperature, time, and acetone concentration) on the yield of the resulting pulp, and on various physical properties of paper sheets (breaking length, stretch, burst index, tear index and brightness) obtained from it.
The influence of operational variables in the pulping of vine shoots by use of ethylene glycol [viz. temperature (155 185 °C), cooking time (30 90 min) and ethylene glycol concentration (50 70% v/v)] on the properties of the resulting pulp (viz. yield, kappa number and viscosity) and paper sheets (breaking length, stretch, burst index, tear index and brightness) was studied.
