Sentence examples for wet pulp from inspiring English sources

Special interest was dedicated to the biocide influence on the wet pulp pressability characteristics.

The use of chlorine dioxide lowered the potential energy consumption in the range from 168 to 335 MJ per tonne of wet pulp.

For example, "Bird in Hand," a 1998 piece by Don Kennell, a sculptor, is a three-dimensional representation of a hand made from wet pulp cast in a mold to become paper.

Multiple effects of application of chlorine dioxide on quality parameters of intermediates (diffusion juice sucrose content and number of Leuconostoc colonies, wet pulp pressability) are compared to the standard biocides used in sugar industry.

In the inside perimeter of Petri dishes, pieces of wet pulp were placed, in order to avoid drying of the solution on the surface of foils, and consequently the dish was closed.

However, the environmental cost of the wet pulping processes required is not as far below the cost of producing new paper as people might think.

Three lines of machines that convert soaking-wet pulp at one end into 30-tonne rolls of newsprint now suffer only a 12% reject rate, down from 17% at the end of 1996.

For instance, three lines of machines that convert soaking-wet pulp at one end into 30-ton rolls of newsprint now suffer only a 12% reject rate, down from 17% at the end of 1996.

"Very Sexy," shout the rhinestones of a velvet makeup bag, just to hammer the point into a wet pink pulp.

Two experiments evaluated the use of wet beet pulp (BP) in feedlot diets.

Peeling back the bark, he showed me where the larvae is living amid a wet, dark pulp that looked like chewing tobacco.