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Process for manufacturing pulp, paper and paperboard products

a technology of pulp and paperboard, applied in the field of process for manufacturing pulp, paper and paperboard products, can solve the problems of undesirable yellow-white product, bulk and opacity, adverse effects on other properties of mechanical pulp, etc., and achieve the effect of high iso brightness and/or cie whiteness levels

Inactive Publication Date: 2009-06-11
INT PAPER CO
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However, while brightness levels are increased somewhat, other properties of the mechanical pulp are adversely impacted such as bulk and opacity which increases with increasing bleaching.
A yellow-white product is undesirable.

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examples 1e to 3g

AND COMPARATIVE EXAMPLES C60 to C60

[0079]Using the procedure of Examples 1A to 10 D and Comparative Examples C1 to C34, a series of experiments were carried out to Spruce CTMP pulp is treated bleach chemical solutions containing the desired amounts of H2O2, NaOH and optionally OBA, chelating and stabilization chemicals. One purpose of these experiments is to demonstrate the effect of effect of treatment time, duration of the treatment, temperature, consistency and chemical additives (Leucophor AP, H2O2, Na2SiO3, DTPA) on the ISO brightness and the CIE Whiteness of the treated Spruce CTMP pulp.

[0080]The specific process conditions and the results of the evaluation are set forth in the following Table II.

TABLE IISpruce CTMPExampleH2O2NaOHNa2SiO3DTPAConsTimeTempInitialFinalOBAFinalFinalInitialInitialNo.(%)(%)(%)(%)(%)hrs° C.pHpH(# / ton)CIEISOISOCIEC6112.5101028511.39.30−15.656.658.23.5C6222.5101028511.08.609.865.858.2.3.5C6332.5101028510.88.0021.370.158.23.5C6442.5301228010.910.4041.477...

examples 1h to 3h

[0081]Using the procedure of Examples 1A to 10D and Comparative Examples C1 to C34, a series of experiments were carried out to treat Aspen BCTMP pulp with bleach chemical solutions. The bleaching solution contained 6% H2O2, 5% NaOH, 3% Na2SiO3, 0.5% DTPA and 0.5% MgSO4. The bleaching mixture was mixed with pulp at a consistency of 20% and bleach at a temperature of 85° C. for 2 hours at an initial pH of 10.8. The final ISO brightness was 84.4 and the final CIE whiteness was 61.6. After bleaching was completed, then OBA Leucophor AP was added to the mixture of pulp and spent bleaching chemicals and the consistency reduced to 10%. One purpose of these experiments is to demonstrate the effect on the ISO brightness and the CIE Whiteness of the treated Aspen BCTMP pulp when the pulp is treated with OBA in the presence of spent bleaching chemicals.

[0082]The specific process conditions and the results of the evaluation are set forth in the following Table III.

TABLE IIIExampleOBATimeInitia...

example 1i

[0083]A series of experiments were conducted determine the relative to the cross sectional distribution of the optical brightener in the pulp of this invention and pulp treated with OBA using conventional processes. The pulp sample of this invention evaluated was that of Example 6C and one of the conventionally brightened pulps was that of Example C23. The other conventional pulp analyzed was similar to that of Example C23 except that it was treated at a consistency of 1%. In these experiments, a small specimen was cut from each handsheet and embedded in embedding medium. Cross sections were prepared and examined under an optical microscope using UV / Fluorescence illumination. Photomicrographs were taken at 216× and 432× using our Tectronic analog camera to show OBA distribution and intensity. The results are set for the in FIGS. 21 to 24. The photomicrographs of the sample of Example 6C are shown in FIGS. 19 and 22, the photomicrographs of the sample of Example C23 are shown in FIGS...

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Abstract

A process for bleaching mechanical wood pulp is provided comprising subjecting the wood pulp to at least one bleaching stage with one or more bleaching agents in the presence of one or more optical brightening agent, wherein the bleaching agents are selected from the group consisting of oxidative bleaching agents other than chlorine based bleaching agents such as chlorine dioxide, elemental chlorine or a combination thereof, reductive bleaching agents or any combination of two or more thereof.

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FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]This invention relates to an improved method for manufacturing pulp, pulp manufactured in accordance with this process and paper and paperboard products manufactured from the pulp of this invention. More particularly, this invention relates to improvements in processes for the treatment of mechanical pulp with one or more optical brightening agents in the presence of bleaching agents other than chlorine based bleaching agents or in the presence of spent bleaching agents other than chlorine based bleaching agents.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]Mechanical pulps and processes for manufacturing mechanical pulps are known. See for example U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,527,914; 6,743,332; 5,129,987; 3,388,037; 3,467,574; 3,804,944; 3,985,674; 4,534,954; 4,676,961; 4,756,799; 4,235,665; 4,136,831; 4,012,279; 3,847,363; 3,661,320; 3,873,412 and the like.[0003]The first step in the Mechanical pulping process is the grinding or refining of wood. The Stone Ground wood (SGW) pr...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): D21B1/04D21C9/10D21H21/32D21C9/16
CPCD21C9/163D21C9/1036
Inventor NGUYEN, XUAN TRUONG
Owner INT PAPER CO
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