A non-biocidal enzyme treatment suppresses VFA formation in papermaking water loops, reducing odor, starch loss, and corrosion.
Copolymer with specific cationic and anionic monomers prevents micro-pitch agglomeration in high-pH pulping environments.
Hydrophobically modified polyethylene glycol resists hydrolysis and maintains low viscosity to control pitch and stickies in recycled fiber processing.
Amphoteric polyacrylamide binds hydrophobic contaminants to fibres, preventing microstickies and pitch accumulation that causes web breakages.
Polymer-salt additives reduce black liquor viscosity to 15-50 cP, preventing scale deposition during high solids concentration evaporation.
Alkali solution treatment at 140 to 250 C dissolves lignin scale, reducing cleaning downtime and maintaining slurry flow.
Formula I compounds constrain microbial growth in high-temperature cellulosic fibre processes, preventing biofilm accumulation on process surfaces.