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100a Brodin, Fredrik Wernerssonu RISE,PFI – Paper and Fiber Research Institute4 aut
2451 0a Preparation of individualised lignocellulose microfibrils based on thermomechanical pulp and their effect on paper properties
264 1b SPCI,c 2015
338 a print2 rdacarrier
520 a Although mechanical pulp can be considered as a potential raw material for preparation of microfibrils, suitable pre-treatment methods have been missing. Consequently, the objectives of this study were firstly to find a suitable procedure to prepare lignocellulose microfibrils (LCMF) from fractionated thermo-mechanical pulp (TMP) and secondly to evaluate if these TMP-based materials could be used as paper additives to increase paper strength. Carboxymethylation was found to be a suitable pretreatment for both TMP fines and TMP fibres to enable preparation of individualised LCMF after subsequent homogenisation treatment. After air drying, this material formed dense continuous films in conformity with films prepared from cellulose microfibrils (CMF) originating from chemical pulp. Homogenisation only or sulphonation followed by homogenisation did not fibrillate the TMP samples into individualised LCMF. Analysis of paper properties showed that addition of 20% LCMF to a standard TMP furnish improved tensile strength index by 15%. The LCMF-containing papers were also more brittle (less elongation) than the other paper sheets in this study. Similar tensile strength index was also obtained for TMP fines treated by sulphonation followed by homogenisation.
653 a Carboxymethylation
653 a Homogenisation
653 a Lignocellulose microfibrils
653 a Paper
653 a Tensile strength
653 a Thermomechanical pulp
653 a Cellulose
653 a Cellulose films
653 a Chemical pulp
653 a Film preparation
653 a Homogenization method
653 a Lignin
653 a Mechanical pulp
653 a Pulp materials
653 a Sulfonation
653 a Thermomechanical pulping process
653 a Cellulose microfibrils
653 a Continuous films
653 a Micro-fibrils
653 a Paper properties
653 a Paper strengths
653 a Pre-Treatment
653 a Pretreatment methods
653 a Pulp
653 a Additives
653 a Cellulose Derivatives
653 a Homogenization
653 a Mechanical Pulps
653 a Raw Materials
700a Eriksen, Øyvindu RISE,PFI – Paper and Fiber Research Institute4 aut
710a RISEb PFI – Paper and Fiber Research Institute4 org
773t Nordic Pulp & Paper Research Journald : SPCIg 30:3, s. 443-451q 30:3<443-451x 0283-2631x 2000-0669
8564 8u https://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:ri:diva-43917

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