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Results: 201-225/954
Authors:
SABOURIN M
XU E
CORT B
BOILEAU I
WALLER A
Citation: M. Sabourin et al., OPTIMIZING RESIDENCE TIME, TEMPERATURE AND SPEED TO IMPROVE TMP PULP PROPERTIES AND REDUCE ENERGY, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(4), 1997, pp. 38-45
Authors:
DATTA AK
LEE JH
KRISHNAGOPALAN GA
Citation: Ak. Datta et al., REDUCING BATCH-TO-BATCH VARIABILITY OF PULP QUALITY THROUGH MODEL-BASED ESTIMATION, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(4), 1997, pp. 46-49
Authors:
ALLISON BJ
ISAKSSON AJ
KARLSTROM A
Citation: Bj. Allison et al., GREY-BOX IDENTIFICATION OF A TMP REFINER, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(4), 1997, pp. 50-53
Authors:
VIDOTTI RM
JOHNSON DA
THOMPSON EV
Citation: Rm. Vidotti et al., INFLUENCE OF TONER DETACHMENT DURING MIXED OFFICE WASTE PAPER REPULPING ON FLOTATION EFFICIENCY .1. PARTICLE FRACTIONATION, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(4), 1997, pp. 55-59
Authors:
DUNCAN SR
Citation: Sr. Duncan, ESTIMATING THE RESPONSE OF ACTUATORS IN A CROSS-DIRECTIONAL CONTROL-SYSTEM, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(4), 1997, pp. 61-64
Authors:
MCCUBBIN N
Citation: N. Mccubbin, TIPS FOR WINDOWS-95 FROM THE WEB, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(4), 1997, pp. 66-66
Authors:
MOHR P
Citation: P. Mohr, DELIVERING SHAREHOLDER VALUE, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(4), 1997, pp. 70-70
Authors:
HOLT T
Citation: T. Holt, PRODUCT HISTORIES EXPLAINED, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 8-8
Authors:
AA P
Citation: P. Aa, PRODUCT HISTORIES EXPLAINED, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 8-8
Authors:
BARNET AJ
Citation: Aj. Barnet, 22ND ANNUAL LEASK SURVEY - WORLD CAPACITY IS AT 38.2 MILLION T Y/, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 13
Authors:
BOWEN B
Citation: B. Bowen, IMPROVING THE ACCURACY OF LOWER EXPLOSIVE LIMIT MONITORING, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 21-22
Authors:
ROBERGE N
GOODMAN RM
Citation: N. Roberge et Rm. Goodman, HOW WATERLESS OFFSET PRINTING AFFECTS THE PAPERMAKER, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 24-24
Authors:
VANLIEROP B
Citation: B. Vanlierop, KNOWLEDGE AND JUDGMENT ARE CRUCIAL TO CANADA COMPETITIVENESS, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 39-39
Authors:
GREENBAUM PJ
Citation: Pj. Greenbaum, PUSHING THE ENVELOPE OF MECHANICAL PULPING, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 41-41
Authors:
LEROUX S
Citation: S. Leroux, BURNING GAS AND REDUCING ODOR ALL IN A DAYS WORK, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 41-42
Authors:
LEKX DL
Citation: Dl. Lekx, PROFESSIONAL-DEVELOPMENT GOES IS SCHOOL, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 42-43
Authors:
OUELLET J
Citation: J. Ouellet, PROCESS-CONTROL MUST BE MANAGED PROPERLY TO WORK, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 42-42
Authors:
OUELLET J
Citation: J. Ouellet, THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO IMPROVE ECF BLEACHING CONDITIONS, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 43
Authors:
RODDEN G
Citation: G. Rodden, NEWSPRINT MOVES BEYOND A COMMODITY, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 44
Authors:
WILLIAMSON PN
Citation: Pn. Williamson, RECYCLING - STILL MUCH TO LEARN, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 44-44
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BAILEY J
Citation: J. Bailey, NEW TECHNOLOGY LEADS TO A PERFECT WORLD, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 46-46
Authors:
VOLK JI
YOUNG JJ
Citation: Ji. Volk et Jj. Young, SUCCESSFUL LO-SOLIDS(TM) COOKING AT HINTON, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 47-50
Authors:
PEDNEAULT C
ROBERT S
PELLERIN C
Citation: C. Pedneault et al., BLEACHING WITH NEW REDUCTIVE CHEMICALS - REPLACEMENT OF HYDROSULFITE, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 51-55
Authors:
OLLILA M
PELTOMAKI T
GOMERSALL T
Citation: M. Ollila et al., D0-STAGE CONTROL IN ECF BLEACHING AND MID-DIGESTER KAPPA-MEASUREMENT, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 56-60
Authors:
GRATTON MF
HAMEL J
MCDONALD JD
Citation: Mf. Gratton et al., TEMPERATURE-GRADIENT CALENDERING - FROM THE LABORATORY TO COMMERCIAL REALITY, Pulp & paper Canada, 98(3), 1997, pp. 62-70