The effect of digester kappa on the bleachability and yield of EMCCTM softwood pulp.
APPLICATION: A recovery boiler-limited mill seeking higher fiberline production can use this work to justify running a higher digester di·gest·er
n.
1. One that makes a digest.
2. Chemistry A vessel in which substances are softened or decomposed, usually for further processing.
Noun 1. kappa Kappa
Used in regression analysis, Kappa represents the ratio of the dollar price change in the price of an option to a 1% change in the expected price volatility.
Notes:
Remember, the price of the option increases simultaneously with the volatility. , even at a high final brightness target.
The purpose of this work is to determine the effect of brownstock kappa on the bleachability of softwood softwood
Timber obtained from coniferous trees (mainly of the pine and fir families). With the exception of bald cypress, tamarack, and larch, softwood trees are evergreens. EMCC EMCC
See Emerging Markets Clearing Corporation (EMCC). kraft pulp. We conducted a laboratory bleaching simulation of nine softwood pulp furnishes covering a range of kappa numbers from 12.5 to 33.5. All pulps except one were produced by lab simulation of EMCC pulping. We successfully modeled the response of screened yield to digester kappa based upon this work. The bleachability of the pulp was then modeled based upon the lab bleaching.
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