E. Wackerberg et al., MICROPARTICLE TECHNOLOGY IN CLAYFILLED GROUNDWOOD SPECIALITY PRINTINGGRADES PRODUCED UNDER NEUTRAL OR ALKALINE CONDITIONS, Pulp & paper Canada, 95(7), 1994, pp. 44-48
The application of microparticle systems on groundwood paper grades ha
s so far been limited due to insufficient performance of the added che
micals. Laboratory experiments have shown that the reduced efficiency
is caused by dissolved and colloidal compounds in the white water rath
er than the pulping process. A microparticle system based on a new typ
e of highly cationized starch (CS) and an anionic colloidal silica (AC
S) has been developed. This system is less sensitive to various wet-en
d contaminents present in the white water.