WebPage 1 of 6 "Retention of Fines and Fillers During Papermaking" Edited by Jerome Gess 1998. 358 pages, hard cover Item Number: 0102B063 IS BN: 0-89852-966-5 WebOct 15, 2024 · First pass retention is defined by 100% × (HB-WW) / HB where HB is the filterable solids content at a given time in the headbox and WW is the filterable solids in the white water or “tray water” that flows through the forming fabric (WW is sometimes a combination of tray and press section filterable solids).
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Web112 December 1992 Tappi Journal centrate mainly on retention control. Automatic control of retention chemi- cal feed with an on-line consistency transmitter (9, 10) has also been real- ... Consistency and first-pass retention of each furnish component Aggregation tendency of colloidal and solid particles Properties of the solution phase Webreliably predict first-pass retention in all pulp systems. As a starch manufacturer, our company is interested in optimizing wet-end. starch retention, since this would allow papermakers to use cheaper fibers and more filler. Our research on wet-end chemistry (6) has led us to formulate a few basic rules for optimizing first-pass retention binny family
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WebMeasurement of the first-pass retention of white ledger stock First-pass retention was measured in terms of TAPPI T261 cm-10 (2010). The white ledger stock was diluted to … WebThe first pass filler retention target was 50%. Refined eucalyptus pulp was blended with cationic starch and mixed for 2 minutes. Calcium carbonate was added and mixed for 30 seconds at a 1.0% consistency. The stock was diluted in the handsheet machine to a consistency of 0.6%. Web80 July 1991 Tappi Journal II. PEI: ExamDle of newsmint mill trial data 1171 Control Trial Concentration of PEI, YO 0 0.04 Machine speed, mlmin 990 990 Output, tonsth 22.8 22.8 Consistency after press section, Ye 42.0 42.6 Steam consumption, tons/ton of paper 1.40 1.31 A 10% increase in first-pass retention was realized. 2. binny fashion