F. Lopez et al., Comparative study of paper sheets from olive tree wood pulp obtained by soda, sulphite or kraft pulping, BIORES TECH, 71(1), 2000, pp. 83-86
Paper sheets from olive tree wood pulp obtained by soda, sulphite or kraft
pulping were studied to examine the influence of pulp beating on properties
of the paper sheets.
Paper sheets from kraft and sulphite pulps exhibited the highest resistance
, and sulphite pulp the highest brightness. Soda pulp required more intensi
ve beating than did kraft or sulphite pulps; in fact, the PFI beater had be
operated at a 40-50% higher number of beating revolutions to obtain soda p
ulp with 70-80 degrees SR.
The breaking length, stretch, burst index and tear index of paper sheets ob
tained from kraft pulp, beaten to a Shopper-Riegler index of 70-80 degrees
SR were 20-30%, 30-50%, 50-60% and 15-35% higher, respectively, than those
of sheets obtained from soda pulp. (C) 1999 Elsevier Science Ltd. All right
s reserved.