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Multi-phase thermodynamic modelling of pulp suspensions: Review of the methodology

  • Petteri Kangas EMAIL logo , Risto Pajarre , Marja Nappa and Pertti Koukkari
From the journal Nordic Pulp & Paper Research Journal
https://doi.org/10.3183/npprj-2012-27-03-p604-612
Keywords: Gibbs free energy; Constrained equilibrium; Meta-model; Papermaking chemistry
Published Online: 2018-07-19
Published in Print: 2012-08-01

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Nordic Pulp & Paper Research Journal
Nordic Pulp & Paper Research Journal
Volume 27 Issue 3
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Contents
Modification of birch xylan by lactide-grafting
The effect of rotor position on pulp properties in a twozoned low consistency refiner
Determining optical properties of mechanical pulps
Brightness reduction of mechanical pulp in the wet end of a paper machine: Method development and validation
Determination of phenomena involved in impregnation of softwood chips. Part 1. Method for calculating the true penetration degree
Determination of phenomena involved in impregnation of softwood chips. Part 2: Alkali uptake, alkali consumption and impregnation yield
Identification and monitoring of failure pathways in a chemical pulping line
Spectral analysis and classification of dirt particles in pulp
Effect of coating solids content and thickener type on the depletion of fine particle size coating color components in the blade coating process
Structural effects on print-through and set-off
Multi-phase thermodynamic modelling of pulp suspensions: Review of the methodology
Multi-phase thermodynamic modelling of pulp suspensions: Application to a papermaking process
The self-organization of starch on paper
The use of porous high surface area calcium carbonate for the adsorption of dissolved and colloidal substances from thermo mechanical pulp filtrates
Structure of wood extract colloids and effect of CaCl2 on the molecular mobility
Finite element modeling of the effect of crossfield pits on the cell wall stress behavior
Flow of concentrated fiber suspensions over a backward facing step studied using LDA
Online surface roughness characterization of paper and paperboard using a line of light triangulation technique
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