ACTIVATED OXYGEN - A SELECTIVE BLEACHING AGENT FOR CHEMICAL PULPS .4.TOTALLY CHLORINE-FREE BLEACHING - PILOT TRIAL AND PROCESS DESIGNS - REPORTED RESULTS SHOW PROMISE FOR THE TECHNOLOGY
Cl. Lee et al., ACTIVATED OXYGEN - A SELECTIVE BLEACHING AGENT FOR CHEMICAL PULPS .4.TOTALLY CHLORINE-FREE BLEACHING - PILOT TRIAL AND PROCESS DESIGNS - REPORTED RESULTS SHOW PROMISE FOR THE TECHNOLOGY, Pulp & paper Canada, 97(7), 1996, pp. 43-47
The results of AO bleaching from laboratory tests have been confirmed
in a pilot trial. An industrial application is considered technically
feasible based on industry-proven monoperoxysulphuric acid technology.
Acetone can be recovered by a stripper system similar to those used i
n kraft mills to treat foul condensate inorganic chemicals, Na2CO3, an
d H2SO4, can be regenerated by a green liquor carbonation process and
a wet sulphuric acid production method. The chemical cost for producin
g fully-bleached TCF softwood kraft pulps using AO is comparable to th
at using peroxide alone.