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Process for making paper

A pulp and cardboard technology, applied in the field of papermaking pulp, can solve problems such as instability

Inactive Publication Date: 2008-03-12
BUCKMAN LAB INT INC
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[0003] One problem with the use of microparticle sols already used in paper pulp is their instability

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[0075] In the following examples, various compositions used in the examples are abbreviated. In these examples, the component labeled "Octasol" was a fibrous cationic colloidal alumina particulate sol available from Associated Octel. When followed by a numerical value, eg, Octasol 0.5, the numerical value represents pounds of Octasol fines on a dry basis per ton of pulp, based on the dry solids weight of the pulp. For example, "Octasol 3.0" means that the pulp is treated with 3.0 pounds of Octasol per ton of pulp on a dry basis, based on the dry solids weight of the pulp. The abbreviation "XP9" used in some examples indicates the same Octasol formulation as indicated in other examples as "Octasol". The abbreviation "782" also refers to the same Octasol product as "XP9" and "Octasol" in the following examples. The specific Octasol products used in the examples below are indicated by Associated Octel as "Octasol 782," with the exception of Octasol products 1317 and 1318 shown ...

Embodiment I

[0081] The performance of OCTASOL fibrous cationic colloidal alumina particles from Associated Octel as a retention aid was tested against a comparative particle technology used in conventional newsprint furnish.

[0082] method :

[0083] The tests were carried out in a paper mill denoted Paper Mill 1 . Drainage was performed using a small screen that was used to drain 500 ml samples. Blend in a food mixer. Water was filtered using the modified Schopper Riegler method.

[0084] The equipment used for the Modified Schopper Riegler Drainage Test includes the following: Modified Schopper Riegler (MSR); 1000-mL graduated cylinder; stop watch; 5-gallon plastic bucket; screen for MSR; ); Whatman ashless filter paper (for ash retention); turbidimeter; hemocytometer; and microscope.

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[0086] The samples for testing were taken from the headboxes. For multiple tests, take enough specimens. For each test a 1000ml sample is required. Since temperature has a...

Embodiment II

[0109] The performance of OCTASOL particles was tested against a comparative particle technology.

[0110] method :

[0111] Tests were carried out at different industrial paper mills.

[0112] Information on the individual pulps used is shown in the attached chart.

[0113] The furnish or pulp components are listed in the accompanying charts shown in Figures 9-12. The % TFPR and % FPAR results are shown in Table 5 for the pulps described in Table 5. The results of Table 5 are presented graphically in Figures 9 and 10 . The freeness test results are listed in Table 6 and graphed in Figure 11 for the various samples. Table 7 shows the % TFPR of another pulp. The results listed in Table 7 are presented graphically in FIG. 12 .

[0114] Therefore, the moderately charged sample OCTASOL (XP9) will work well. The old and new samples of XP9 performed essentially the same, showing good microsol stability. These results show that OCTASOL works well for alkaline fine papers. ...

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Abstract

Methods of making paper or paperboard are described. According to one method, fibrous cationic colloidal alumina microparticles and a polymer are introduced to a papermaking pulp to form a treated pulp having improved retention properties. The fibrous cationic colloidal alumina microparticles are preferably a fibrous cationic acetate salt of boehmite alumina having a zeta potential of greater than about 25 and a weight ratio of alumina to acetate of less than about 4. The polymer can be a cationic polymer, a nonionic polymer, an amphoteric polymer under cationic conditions, or combinations thereof. The pulp may also be treated with at least one coagulant, at least one flocculant, at least one cationic starch, at least one cellulytic enzyme, and / or other conventional papermaking pulp additives. The resulting pulp is formed into a sheet of pulp and then drained to form a paper or paperboard. Other papermaking processes are also described as is a papermaking apparatus for carrying out the methods. Paper and paperboard containing dried pulp that has been treated with fibrous cationic colloidal alumina microparticles and polymer are also described.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to papermaking pulps, papermaking processes using said pulps, and paper and board products made from said pulps. More particularly, the present invention relates to the treatment of papermaking pulp with at least one particulate-containing retention aid system. Background technique [0002] Microparticles and other particulate materials have been added to papermaking pulp as retention aids. For example, US 4,798,653 (Rushmere), which is incorporated herein by reference, describes a papermaking slurry comprising cellulose fibers and a two-component mixture of anionic polyacrylamide and cationic colloidal silica sol. [0003] One problem with the use of microparticle sols which have been used in papermaking pulp is their instability. Due to the instability of sols used with papermaking pulp, sols are often prepared on site for immediate delivery to the papermaking process. Accordingly, there is a need for a stable particu...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): D21H23/04D21H13/48D21H17/67D21H17/00D21H17/37D21H17/45D21H21/10
CPCD21H17/675D21H13/48D21H23/04D21H17/455D21H21/10D21H17/375
Inventor 罗莎·M·科瓦鲁比亚斯
Owner BUCKMAN LAB INT INC