A method for producing high-bulk grey
paperboard and a pressing and
dewatering device, relating to the field of
papermaking technology, includes the following production method: S1,
waste paper pulping is graded into short-
fiber pulp and long-
fiber pulp, both of which are then enzymatically treated, refined, and inactivated; S2, the
fiber raw materials are biologically treated and then chipped into wood chips, which are then enzymatically treated and fermented, inactivated, and then the wood chips are sequentially steamed, extruded, cooked, and refined. A bond-breaking agent is added to the refined pulp to increase the concentration, and it is refined again. A cross-linking agent is then added for pre-blending to form mechanical pulp; S3, the top and bottom layer pulps are respectively used to form top and bottom layer wet paper webs, and a
thickening agent is added to the core layer pulp to form a core layer wet paper web, which is then laminated into
paperboard wet paper webs; S4, the
paperboard wet paper webs are sequentially subjected to pre-pressing, steam box heating, large-
diameter press, boot press, and gloss press; S5,
drying; and S6, winding into finished paper. This invention effectively solves the inherent contradiction between high bulk and
dewatering efficiency, significantly improving the bulk and
bonding strength of the finished paper.