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I. Introduction EFB (empty fruit bunches) are the residual biomass from palm oil production, consisting of fibrous materials such as fronds, stems, and empty fruit bunches. These materials are often considered waste and are typically burned or discarded, which can lead to environmental pollution and other negative impacts. However, EFB can be a valuable resource …
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CNBM displacement digester system is a good choice for your straw pulp production. Get a quote now! Rice straw and wheat straw are traditional raw materials of paper pulp making. Since ancient times, they have been widely used in pulp production all over the world. Straw belongs to Gramineae and is an annual herb. The …
Cotton linter is the short fibers peeled off from the cottonseed after ginning. The cotton linter can be turned into cotton pulp through the pulp cooking and bleaching process. The cotton pulp is the primary raw material to produce cotton paper, which is also known as rag paper. Cotton Paper Features Cotton paper can last …
The sugarcane bagasse is a by-product of the sugar industry and a fine material of paper pulp production. It is a kind of fibrous waste containing lignin and cellulose after the juice of sugarcane is squeezed out by the press. The color of the bagasse is grayish yellow to light green. It is a mixture …
Bamboo pulp is a type of paper pulp with a medium fiber length. Its fiber is thin and soft, with a length between the wood pulp fiber and the straw pulp fiber. Bamboo Pulp Advantages Bamboo is the best papermaking material next to coniferous wood because of the superior papermaking performance of bamboo pulp. Compared …
Paper is very commonly seen in our daily life. We consume a lot of paper products such as toilet paper, tissues, paper bags, and writing papers every day. However, since most kinds of paper are made of wood pulp, which is made of trees or other plants, the increase of paper consumption will lead to …
Wood pulp is a type of papermaking material that is created by processing woods. It serves as the basis for the creation of a wide range of paper-based products. Several different processes are utilized to reduce the wood into wood pulp, a form that is ideal for manufacturing different types of paper goods such as …