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Latex-treated filler slurries for use in papermaking

A continuous filler treatment process has been developed to enhance the fixation of anionic latex on filler in a short time. In this process anionic polymer dispersions (latex) are added to common papermaking filler slurries at ambient temperature and then mixed with water of temperature higher than the glass transition temperature (Tg) of the latex used. To efficiently fix the latex the temperature of the filler/latex mixture must be 30-60° C. higher than the Tg of the latex used. The chemical composition of the resin and the type of surfactant used during the emulsion polymerisation process of the polymer latex dispersions are important factors for efficiently fixing the latex onto the filler by adding hot water and improving the properties of paper made with the treated filler. The enhanced fixation of anionic latex onto filler using hot water is done in mixing vessels that can control shear and mixing time. The anionic latexes applied by this process are totally and irreversibly fixed or bound onto the filler particles and the aggregated filler slurry is stable over time. The latex-treated filler slurry can be added to papermaking furnishes at any point prior to the headbox of the paper machine or stored for later use. It can be added to wood-free or wood-containing furnishes commonly used for making fine papers, mechanical pulp papers, and multi-ply paperboards. The latex-treated filler slurry improves filler retention, only slightly reduces sheet strength and improves sizing performance. Furthermore, latex-treated calcium carbonate filler, such as precipitated calcium carbonate (PCC), is more acid-resistant and, when used in manufacturing mechanical pulp paper under neutral conditions, less acid is needed to control the pH.
Owner:FPINNOVATIONS INC

Method for synthesizing calcium silicate filler by utilizing desilication solution, paper pulp fibers and lime milk

ActiveCN105862501AUniform and stable in situ reactionHave binding forceNatural cellulose pulp/paperAlkaline-earth metal silicatesCalcium silicateFiber
The present invention relates to a method for synthesizing a calcium silicate filler by utilizing the desilication solution, paper pulp fibers and the lime milk. The method comprises the steps of mixing up the desilication solution with paper pulp fibers, swelling up, defibering and pulping the obtained mixture, adjusting the concentration of the mixture, adding the lime milk, swapping out the sodium hydroxide solution, and successively conducting the filtering, washing and collecting operation to finally obtain the calcium silicate filler. According to the technical scheme of the invention, the method solves the problem that the calcium silicate and the like, adopted as paper-making fillers in the prior art, are low in retention rate and large in consumption amount. Meanwhile, the method also directly solves the problems in the prior art that the calcium silicate filler is not uniformly dispersed in the slurry after being filled and easy to gather, the paper is reduced in strength performance after being highly filled, and the calcium silicate filler is high in transportation cost. At the same time, the method realizes the recovering and the recycling of the sodium hydroxide solution, thus having great popularization and application value.
Owner:DATANG INT HIGH ALUMINA COAL R & D CENT

Preparation method of three-layer gradient GIS/GIL supporting insulator

The invention discloses a preparation method of a three-layer gradient GIS/GIL supporting insulator, which aims at reducing the electric field intensity of an insulator along a surface or a local region as an optimization target, and solves the optimal spatial distribution of a dielectric constant in the supporting insulator by using a variable density algorithm. According to the optimization result, the dielectric constant change area is divided into a dielectric constant transition area and a high dielectric area, the combination contour of the dielectric constant transition area is extracted, and then a hollow dielectric constant transition area with a support and a resin sprue gate is generated through photocuring 3D printing; a thermocurable high-dielectric composite material is prepared by adopting a high-dielectric filler/polymer blending mode, and then the high-dielectric composite material is poured into the dielectric constant transition area and integrally put into a metal mold for fixing; and a thermocurable high-dielectric composite material is prepared in a low-dielectric filler/polymer blending mode, then the thermocurable high-dielectric composite material is poured into a metal mold, and the three-layer gradient GIS/GIL supporting insulator can be obtained after curing is completed in vacuum.
Owner:XI AN JIAOTONG UNIV

Latex-treated filler slurries for use in papermaking

A continuous filler treatment process has been developed to enhance the fixation of anionic latex on filler in a short time. In this process anionic polymer dispersions (latex) are added to common papermaking filler slurries at ambient temperature and then mixed with water of temperature higher than the glass transition temperature (Tg) of the latex used. To efficiently fix the latex the temperature of the filler / latex mixture must be 30-60° C. higher than the Tg of the latex used. The chemical composition of the resin and the type of surfactant used during the emulsion polymerisation process of the polymer latex dispersions are important factors for efficiently fixing the latex onto the filler by adding hot water and improving the properties of paper made with the treated filler. The enhanced fixation of anionic latex onto filler using hot water is done in mixing vessels that can control shear and mixing time. The anionic latexes applied by this process are totally and irreversibly fixed or bound onto the filler particles and the aggregated filler slurry is stable over time. The latex-treated filler slurry can be added to papermaking furnishes at any point prior to the headbox of the paper machine or stored for later use. It can be added to wood-free or wood-containing furnishes commonly used for making fine papers, mechanical pulp papers, and multi-ply paperboards. The latex-treated filler slurry improves filler retention, only slightly reduces sheet strength and improves sizing performance. Furthermore, latex-treated calcium carbonate filler, such as precipitated calcium carbonate (PCC), is more acid-resistant and, when used in manufacturing mechanical pulp paper under neutral conditions, less acid is needed to control the pH.
Owner:FPINNOVATIONS INC

Copolymer blend compositions for use to increase paper filler content

ActiveUS20100071863A1Increase inorganic filler contentNegatively paper strengthNatural cellulose pulp/paperSpecial paperIn situ polymerizationPrecipitated calcium carbonate
Methods for making a heterogeneous polymer blend comprising one or more anionic polymers, one or more cationic polymers, and one or more non-ionic polymers, which method comprises (a) adding to a non-neutral solution a first amount of polymerization initiator and one or more anionic or cationic monomers, wherein each monomer has the same charge; (b) adding a second amount of the polymerization initiator and one or more non-ionic monomers; (c) adding a third amount of the polymerization initiator and one or more ionic monomers that are oppositely charged from the monomers of (a); adding stepwise, a fourth amount of the polymerization initiator to react any residual monomer, and (e) neutralizing the resulting polymer blend. Also claimed are heterogeneous polymer blends containing polymers formed from one or more anionic, cationic, and non-ionic monomers, either polymerized in situ or separately and then combined. Also claimed are methods for increasing the filler content of paper or paperboard, which methods comprises (a) combining the heterogeneous polymer blend with a precipitated calcium carbonate filler; (b) combining the resulting mixture with a pulp slurry; and (c) processing the resulting slurry mixture to form a sheet of paper or paperboard. Finally, also claimed are methods of increasing the filler content of paper or paperboard, which method comprises (1) combining either the heterogeneous blend or the precipitated calcium carbonate filler with a pulp slurry, (2) combining the remaining component with the pulp slurry; and (c) processing the resulting pulp slurry mixture to form a sheet of paper or paperboard.
Owner:SOLENIS TECH CAYMAN +1
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