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The document examines the pulp and paper industry, detailing the manufacturing processes, raw materials like bamboo and agricultural residues, and the significance of paper in modern society. It also highlights the growth of the paper industry in India, driven by rising domestic demand and technological advancements, and discusses various methods of pulping, bleaching, waste treatment, and the use of unconventional raw materials. The comprehensive content is aimed at entrepreneurs, technocrats, and researchers in the field.
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- 1. Pulp and PaperIndustry (Pulp Mill, Paper Mill, Printing and Writing Papers, Corrugating Medium Paper, Newspapers Hardboards)
- 2. www.entrepreneurindia.co Introduction Pulp and paperare manufactured from raw materials containing cellulose fibers, generally wood, recycled paper, and agricultural residues. In developing countries, about 60% of cellulose fibers originate from non wood raw materials such as bagasse, cereal straw, bamboo, reeds, esparto grass, jute, flax, and sisal. The main steps in pulp and paper manufacturing are: Raw material preparation and handling, Pulp manufacturing, Pulp Washing and Screening, Chemical recovery, Bleaching, Stock Preparation, and Papermaking.
- 3. www.entrepreneurindia.co Pulp is alignocellulosic fibrous material prepared by chemically or mechanically separating cellulose fibres from wood, fiber crops or waste paper. Paper is made by pulping wood, bleaching this pulp and then spreading it out into sheets to make it into paper. Paper is a major product of the forestry industry, and is used widely in our society. Paper products are used not only in their obvious applications in the publishing industry and for writing on, but also in a variety of specialty papers, cardboards, brown papers etc. In addition, various chemicals are produced as a byproduct of the pulp and paper industry.
- 4. www.entrepreneurindia.co The use ofpaper for various purposes is an essential feature of the modern society. Therefore pulp and paper manufacturing is very important part of modern industry. Pulp and paper production is based on the use of bamboo as raw material, but also on the consumption of large-scale chemicals, like chlorine, sodium hydroxide, etc.
- 5. www.entrepreneurindia.co Bamboo is afast-growing, evergreen plant belonging to the botanical family of grasses. It has long been used as a construction material and as a source of implements, weapons, and ornaments in several global regions, particularly in Asia. In these regions, bamboo pulp has also been used to make high-grade papers for many years. Bamboo-based paper also perpetuates the wood-based paper status quo because — unlike perennial agricultural fibers — it can be chipped in existing wood-based mills.
- 6. www.entrepreneurindia.co Globally paper Industryis one of the high priority industries having a bearing on the socio-economic development. In India too this industry plays a vital role in the overall industrial growth. Indian paper industry is one of the world’s fastest growing industries. The paper industry in India has become more promising as the domestic demand is on the rise. Increasing population and literacy rate, growth in GDP, improvement in manufacturing sector and lifestyle of individuals are expected to account for the growth in the paper industry of India.
- 7. www.entrepreneurindia.co The Indian PaperIndustry has the top 15 Global players with an output of more than 6 millions tonnes annually with an estimated turnover of Rs. 150000 millions. Indian paper industry is riding on a strong demand and on an expanding mood to meet the projected demand of 8 million tonnes by 2010 & 12 million tonnes by 2020.
- 8. Some of thefundamentals of the book are bleaching of bamboo cold, high yield semi chemical pulping of mixture of bamboo and mixed hardwoods, sulphate semi chemical process, kraft green liquor semi chemical process, neutral sulphite semi chemical process, thermo mechanical pulps for newsprint, zeta potential concept in paper sizing, sodium carbonate in alkali extraction during bleaching bamboo , maintenance engineering in pulp and paper industry, design and application of refiners in stock preparation, paper machine effluent etc. www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 9. This book explainsabout the various raw material, their processing and utilizations and also the possible waste treatment of such paper and pulp making industry. To draw attention for manufacturing quality product with all possible latest technologies is the main purpose of this book. The book is very resourceful for new entrepreneurs, technocrats, existing units and research scholars. www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 10. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO Table of Contents 1.BLEACHING OF BAMBOO COLD SODA PULPS Results and Discussions Constant Conditions Pretreatment with Acid Pretreatment with Alkali Bleaching Conditions in Different Stages Effect of Peroxide in Alkali Pretreatment Pretreatment with Dye Bleaching Conditions in Different Stages Conclusions Experimental Raw Materials Bleaching
- 11. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO 2. HIGH YIELDSEMI-CHEMICAL PULPING OF MIXTURE OF BAMBOO AND MIXED HARDWOODS Raw Material Experimental and Results Sulphate Semi-Chemical Process Kraft Green Liquor-Semi-Chemical Process Neutral Sulphite Semi-Chemical Process Discussion Sulphate Semi-Chemical Process Green Liquor Semi-Chemical Process Neutral Sulphite Semi-Chemical Process Conclusion 3. DEVELOPMENT IN HIGH YIELD PULPING PROCESS Mechanical Process Semichemical Process Chemical Process Alkaline Chemical Process
- 12. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO Sulfite process Organic Catalystto High Yield Pulping AQ Pulping Technology Polysulfide-AQ Process Alkaline Sulfite-AQ Pulping Experimental 4. THERMO-MECHANICAL PULPS FOR NEWSPRINT MANUFACTURE FROM TROPICAL PINES Raw Materials Experimental Preparation of Thermo-Mechanical Pulps Results and Discussions 5. A STUDY ON REPLACEMENT OF SODIUM SULPHATE BY AQ-LARGE SCALE TRIAL Anthraquinone an Aid to Pulping Laboratory Scale Investigations at Central Research Laboratory, Dalmianagar
- 13. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO Plant Trial withAQ Evaluation of Mill Pulp Discussion and Results Conclusions 6. ZETA POTENTIAL CONCEPT IN PAPER SIZING Electro Kinetic (Zeta) Potential-A Concept The Theory of Electrical Double Layer Stern Modified Double Layer The Meaning and Limitations in the Application of Electro Kinetic Theory to the Paper Sizing Behaviour of Alum in Water Electro Kinetic Properties of Alum-rosin Size Precipitate and the Sized Fibre Conclusion Nomenclature Greeks
- 14. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO 7. ECONOMICS OFBAMBOO AND HARDWOOD PULPING BY ANTHRAQUINONE CATALYSED-KRAFT-PROCESS Experimental Design & Observations Results & Discussions Conclusion 8. EFFECT OF BLEACHED PULP VISCOSITY ON STRENGTH PROPERTIES OF BAMBOO SULFATE PULP Experimental Pulping Bleaching Physical Strength Properties Chemical Analysis Observations and Discussions Conclusion
- 15. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO 9. ALKALI/OXYGEN DELIGNIFICATIONAND BLEACHING OF SODA BAMBOO PULP Experimental Discussions Conclusions 10. ALKALI/OXYGEN DELIGNIFICATION AND BLEACHING OF SODA BAMBOO PULP, BAMBOO + MIXED HARD WOOD PULP (70 : 30) AND MIXED HARDWOOD PULP Experimental and Results Discussions Conclusion 11. SODIUM CARBONATE IN ALKALI EXTRACTION DURING BLEACHING BAMBOO (D. STRICTUS) PULP Experimental Study on Sequentially Chlorinated (H/C) Pulp Study on Chlorinated Pulp
- 16. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO Results and Discussion Conclusions 12.EFFECT OF HEMICELLULOSES ON UNBLEACHED SOFTWOOD KRAFT PULP Materials and Methods Enzyme Treatments Bleaching Experiments Chemical Composition and Kappa Number Analyses Microscopic Analysis Numerical Measurement of Colour Results and Discussion Chemical Changes After Enzyme Treatment Bleaching Experiments Graff C Stain Numerical Measurement of Colour
- 17. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO Accessibility Changes andSimons Stain Deuterium Oxide Exchange Simons Stain Conclusions 13. THERMODYNAMIC FUNCTIONS OF THE REACTION BETWEEN LIGNIN AND HYDROGEN PEROXIDE DURING BLEACHING Experimental Isolation of Thiolignin Preparation of Hydrogen Peroxide Solution Reaction of Thiolignin with Hydrogen Peroxide Results and Discussion Analysis of Kinetic Data Order of the Reaction and Variation of Rate Constant with Reaction Parameters Validity of Arrhenius Equation (Reaction Rates and Temperature Changes) Estimation of various Thermodynamic Functions Conclusions
- 18. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO 14. SEQUENTIAL BLEACHING ExperimentalProcedure Discussions of the Results Bleach Consumption Physical and Chemical Properties Pollution Load of the Filtrate Conclusion 15. MANUFACTURE OF CORRUGATING MEDIUM PAPER UTILIZING 100% BAGASSE FURNISH Process Suggested for Making Corrugating Medium from 100% Bagasse Fibre Preparation Depithing at Paper Mills Digestion Cycle Stock Preparation
- 19. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO 16. EFFECTIVE UTILIZATIONOF CHEMICALS IN PULP AND PAPER MILLS Digester House Chemical Recovery Section Bleach Plant Chemical and Stock Preparation Effluents 17. EFFECTIVE USE AND RECOVERY OF CHEMICALS IN COLD SODA PULPING Experimental Chemical Treatment of E. Tereticornis Eta Reed Sulphate Pulping Evaporation and Burning Properties of Kraft and Cold Soda Spent liquors Results and Discussions Chemical Consumption
- 20. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO Pulp Properties Composition ofLiquors Pollution Loads Properties of Spent Liquors Material Balances Conclusions 18. EFFECTIVE USE AND RECOVERY OF CHEMICALS IN COLD SODA PULPING WITH PARTIALLY CLOSED SYSTEM Chemical Treatment of E. Tereticornis Results and Discussions Conclusions 19. MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING IN PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY Inspection Lubrication Servicing Maintenance Problems
- 21. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO 20. LIMITATION TOSATISFACTORY OPERATION OF WET END OF PAPER MACHINE Basis Weight Profile Head Box Pulsation Drainage Formation and Sheet Structure The Head Box Rectifier Roll Head Boxes Micro Turbulence Head Boxes Web Formers Twin Wire Forming Schmidt Classification Norman Classification High Consistency Forming Ancillary Equipments Wet Web Strength Limitations of Water Removal on Pressing Conclusion
- 22. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO 21. DESIGN ANDAPPLICATION OF REFINERS IN STOCK PREPARATION Conical Refiners Shallow Angle Refiner Steep Angle Refiners Double Disc Refiners Safety Devices Influence of Machine Variables on Refining Batch Refining Machine Refiners 22. WET FELT DESIGNING TECHNIQUES Pressing Case Study Recommendations
- 23. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO 23. MODERNIZATION ANDOPTIMUM UTILIZATION OF EVAPORATORS FOR HARDWOOD BLACK LIQUORS-MILL EXPERIENCE Hardwood Black Liquors Recovery Boilers and Required Liquor Solids Original Evaporator Units Installation of a Pump in Between First Pass and Second Pass of Concentration Effects of Both Units Conversion of Concentration Effect of First (OLD) Unit to a Finisher Introduction of a New Finisher Effect Utilization of Vent Vapour from Finisher Changing the Liquor Entry from Tangential to Radial and Modification of Flash Chamber Utilization of Vapour from Improvised Finisher of Old Street Conclusions
- 24. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO 24. PAPER MACHINEEFFLUENT Experimental Discussions Mode of Treatment for Paper Machine Effluent Results Conclusion 25. CONICAL REFINERS AND WIDE-ANGLE REFINERS IN CONTINUOUS AND BATCH REFINING SYSTEMS FOR BAMBOO AND HARDWOOD FURNISH Introduction Types of Refining Systems in the Mill Conical and Wide Angle Refiners Strength, Development and Power Consumption
- 25. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO 26. USE OFNO PICK ROLL IN PAPER MACHINE PRESS SECTION BASED ON SHORT-FIBRED TROPICAL HARDWOODS AND AGRICULTURAL RESIDUES Theoretical Considerations The Problem Press Section Before Modification Press Section After Modification Discussion Conclusions 27. CONSUMPTION OF FURNACE OIL IN RECOVERY BOILERS Storage Viscosity Velocity Turbidity & Causticity Silica Inverse Solubility Organic Content and Calorific Value
- 26. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO 28. NECESSITY TORENOVATE AND MODERNIZE PAPER MACHINE Fourdrinier Part Press Part Dryer Section Calender Stacks Pope Reel Conclusion 29. WET END OPERATION OF A PAPER MACHINE Approach Flow Head Box The Slice Approach System, Head Box and Slice at W.C.P.M. Sheet Formation and Drainage on the Fourdrinier Shake Suction Boxes
- 27. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO Dandy Roll The Couch Conclusion 30.CLEANING SYSTEM-SHOWER FOR PAPER MACHINE Mechanical Cleaning Classification of Water Shower Wire Cleaning Shower Knock off Shower Trim Knock-off Shower Couch Roll Cleaning Shower Return Roll Cleaning Shower Dandy Cleaning Shower Felt Shower Special Features of Water Showers Material of Construction
- 28. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO Insert Type Nozzle ProtectiveShell Programming Filters 31. SUITABILITY OF KENAF CTMP FOR LINERBOARD Experimental Raw Material Particle Size Reduction and Washing Injection Process Fiberizing and Refining Kraft Pulping Pulp Testing and Handsheet Formation and Testing Results and Discussion Andritz Sprout-Bauer Pulping Trials FPL Pulping Trials
- 29. www.entrepreneurindia.co Kenaf and LoblollyPine Pulp Blends Conclusions 32. NEWSPRINT FROM BLENDS OF KENAF CTMP AND DEINKED RECYCLED NEWSPRINT Experimental Results and Discussion Conclusion 33. FEASIBILITY OF USING KENAF CHEMITHERMOMECHANICAL PULP IN PRINTING AND WRITING PAPER Results and Discussion Andritz Sprout-Bauer and FPL Pulping Trials Postbrightened Kenaf Thermomechanical Pulp Conclusions Experimental Raw Material, Particle Size Reduction, and Material Wash
- 30. WWW.ENTREPRENEURINDIA.CO Injection Process Fiberizing andRefining Process Testing of Pulp and Forming and Testing of Handsheets Postbrightening of Kenaf TMP Brightness Reversion 34. MESTA/KENAF AS RAW MATERIAL FOR KRAFT PULPING Raw Material Experimental Chemical Constituents of Mesta Pulping and Sheet Making Discussion Physical Characteristics Chemical Constituents Pulping Bleaching and Black Liquor Characteristics Morphological Studies Properties of Pulp Sheets Fibre Classification Results Conclusions
- 31. 35. RESPONSE OFKENAF VARIETY, HC-583 TO DIFFERENT LEVELS OF NITROGEN Materials and Methods Results and Discussion Plant Height Basal Diameter of Stalk Dry Yield of Stalk Increase in Dry Yield of Stalk per Kg. N Applied Conclusion 36. PREHYDROLYSED KRAFT COOKING OF JUTE STICK (EFFECT OF PREHYDROLYSIS CONDITION) Experiments Raw Materials Digestion Bleaching Chlorine Water Bleaching www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 32. Analysis of thePulp Results & Discussion A. Effect of Prehydrolysis Treatment on the Chemical Composition of Jute Stick B. Loss of ï Cellulose and Lignin after Prehydrolysis and Kraft Cooking of Jute Stick Results of Bleached Pulps Conclusions 37. HIGH YIELD PULP FROM JUTE STICKS 38. GREASE PROOF PAPERS FROM SULPHITE JUTE STICK PULP Raw Material Pulping Conclusion www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 33. 39. CHEMICAL RECOVERYBOILERS FOR PULP MILLS USING AGRICULTURAL RESIDUES AS RAW MATERIALS Present and Future Prospects of Agricultural Residue Usage in India Advantages of Use of Agricultural Residues Special Shelter Type Design for Smaller Units 40. PROBLEMS IN BL EVAPORATION IN INDIAN RAW MATERIALS Black Liquor Screening Black Liquor Soap Problem Carbonaceous Deposits Scale Formation and its Removal Results Achieved Technical Vapour Side Scale Method of Feeding Black Liquor Mixed Feed Quintuple Effect & Forced Circulation Evaporator Forced Circulation Evaporator www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 34. 41. UTILIZATION OFUNCONVENTIONAL RAW MATERIALS Advantages at a Glance for New Process Cooking Liquor and Position of pH (Cold) during Pulping Pulping Conditions and Delignification Yield and General Properties of Pulp Chemical Composition of Unbleached Pulp Bleaching of Pulp Paper Making Properties Black Liquor and Recovery Environmental Protection Air Protection Water Protection Future Looks Sulfite Shuttles into Space www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 35. 42. UTILIZATION OFAGRICULTURAL RESIDUES USING MECHANO- CHEMICAL PULPING PROCESS Pilot Plant Trials at Cellulose and Paper Branch, Forest Research institute and colleges, Dehradun Production of Rice Straw Pulp Production of Wheat Straw Pulp Production of Bagasse Pulp Production of Paper Mechano Chemical Pulping on Industrial Scale Chemical Preparation Cooking Search for Alternative Raw Material Variables in the Process Modification of Bagasse Pulping by Partial Replacement of Sodium Hydroxide by Sodium Carbonate Addition of Sodium Sulphide in Cooking Liquor in Bagasse Pulping Conclusion www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 36. 43. FEASIBILITY OFRECYCLED NEWSPAPERS HARDBOARDS Experimental Design and Analysis Materials Processing Acetylation Adhesive Application Board Manufacture Testing Results and Discussion Static Bending Properties Tensile Strength Properties Water Absorption and Thickness Swell Linear Expansion Concluding Remarks www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 37. 44. RESTORING BONDINGSTRENGTH TO RECYCLED FIBERS Dry-Fiberized Fiber Characteristics Mechanical Treatment Fractionation Strength Additives Chemical Treatments Blending with Virgin Fiber Papermaking Variables Wet-Formed Papers Pressing Air-Formed Papers Conclusions Methods and Materials 45. CHEMICAL MODIFICATION OF AGRO-FIBER FOR THERMOPLASTICIZATION Experimental Procedures Esterification Procedure www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 38. Thermal Analysis Pressing ofEsterified Fiber Electron Microscopy of Pressed Fiber Swelling of Pressed Fiber in Water Results and Discussion Esterification of Lignocellulosics Thermal Analysis Swelling of Pressed Fiber Pellets in Water Conclusions 46. POTENTIALS FOR COMPOSITES FROM JUTE AND ALLIED FIBERS Plant Utilization for Composites Potential Composites for Agro-Resources Geotextiles Filters Sorbents Structural Composites www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 39. Non-structural Composites Molded Products Packaging Combinationswith Other Resources Chemical Modification for Property Improvement Conclusions 47. AN APPROACH TO INPLANT COLOUR REDUCTION OF BLEACH PLANT EFFLUENT USING CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE Experimental Discussion 48. DESILICATION OF SULPHATE WEAK BLACK LIQUOR BY THE ADDITION OF LIME Experimental Procedure of Desilication Results & Discussion www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 40. 49. TREATMENT OFPULP & PAPER MILL WASTES Pulp and Paper Industry Water Consumption Nature and Effect of Impurities Primary Treatment Sedimentation Units Sludge Handling & Disposal Secondary Treatment 50. DECOLOURIZATION OF WASTE WATER FROM BLEACHED-KRAFT PULP & PAPER MILL USING ALUM AND CLAY Materials and Methods Results and Discussion Sludge Blanket Effluent Quality Colour Removal www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 41. Removal of SuspendedSolids COD Reduction Conclusion 51. REMOVAL OF SOLUBLE SILICA FROM SULPHATE GREEN LIQUOR Experimental Carbonation Green Liquor Analysis Results & Discussion 52. TRENDS IN ASH CONTENT OF STRAW PULPS-AN EXPLANATION Experimental 53. MINI LIME TREATMENT OF DISSOLVING PULP MILL COLOURED EFFLUENT Sources of Colour in the Pulp Mill Effluent Present Work www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 42. Chlorination of LimeTreated Effluent Calcining of Effluent Sludge Causticization Using Lime Obtained from Effluent Sludge Conclusion 54. COLOUR AND COD REDUCTION OF BLEACH EFFLUENTS Experimental Results and Discussions Colour of the Effluents Phenolic Compounds Rate of Colour Reduction Chemical Oxygen Demand Conclusions 55. EFFECT OF pH ON SULPHITE PULPING OF HOLOCELLULOSE OF E. TERETICORNIS Experimental Preparation of Cooking Liquor www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 43. Titration of CookingLiquor Sulphite Pulping Neutral Sulphite Pulping Preparation of Cooking Liquor Chemical Analysis of Sulphite and Neutral Sulphite Cooked Holocellulose Results and Discussion Effect of pH and Cooking Time on Yield Effect of pH and Cooking Time on Klason Lignin Effect of pH and Cooking Time on Alpha-Cellulose Effect of pH and Cooking Time on Pentosans Effect of pH and Cooking Time on Acidic Sugar Effect of pH and Cooking Time On Methoxyl and Acetyl Groups
- 44. 56. UTILIZATION OFAGRICULTURAL RESIDUES FOR PULP, PAPER AND BOARD Rice Straw Writing and Prints Paper Grease Proof Paper Wrapping Paper Straw Board Fibre Boards Wheat Straw Writing & Printing Paper Greaseproof Paper Straw Board Jute Sticks Writing and Printing Paper Wrapping Paper Pulp Yield and Sheet Characteristics Straw Board Newsprint Grade Refiner Groundwood Pulp www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 45. Constitution of Hemicellulose GreaseproofPaper, Strength Properties of Standard Sheet Building Board Bagasse Writing and Printing Paper Wrapping Papers Rayon Grade Pulps Greaseproof paper Straw Board Fiber Board Newsprint Cotton Stem Writing and Printing Paper Miscellaneous Raw Materials Arecanut Husk Ground Nut Shells Tea Stem Caster Stems (Ricinus Communis, linn) www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 46. Sun Flower Stalk ArharSticks (Cajanus SP) and Jawar Stalk (Sorghum SP) Sugar Cane Leaves Paddy Husk 57. PROVISION OF CAPTIVE POWER GENERATION IN A 30 TPD AGRO- BASED PAPER PLANT AS A MEANS OF IMPROVING CAPACITY UTILIZATION Capacity Utilization Power Availability Captive Power Plant Recommended Scheme Features of the Scheme Fixed Costs Variable Costs Average Cost of Power Generation Economics and Discussion Conclusion www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 47. 58. ENERGY CONSERVATIONIN PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY SOME THOUGHTS Paper Industry Deliberations Total Energy Concept In-Plant Power Generation Energy Distribution and Utilization Overdesign and Capacity Utilization of the Equipment Energy Aduit Short Term-Long Term Action Programme Short Term Schemes Long Term Schemes Generation Short Term Long Term Transmission www.entrepreneurindia.co
- 48. Short Term Long Term Utilization ShortTerm Long Term Waste Streams Energy Conservation Approaches Factor Affecting Energy Efficiency Research and Development National Energy Programme Summary and Conclusions www.entrepreneurindia.co
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