《Paper Making Process》.ppt

Paper Making Process By Memo Hinckley First picture of a papermill Fourdrinier machine (beginning) Fourdrinier Machine (ending) Papermaking for dummies Paper is composed of cellulose fibers. Cellulose is a polymer of the sugar glucose and is used by plants to produce cell walls. Lignins, which are the combined glues that hold plant cells together, are undesirable in a finished paper product. Paper making process Grinder, Digester, Beater Fourdrinier - Wet-end dry-end M-Real plant, Kent England Delivered pulp Cleaning recycled paper Fourdrinier Machine Waste paper and finished reels Pollutants and toxins Bibliography /a-z/pulp_mills.php /A097843.jpg /GasIRPaper/Images/PaperFoourdrinierMach.jpg http://www.hertfordshire-genealogy.co.uk/data/topics/t093-paper-makers-apsley.htm /Photos/Foudrinier-01.jpg /paper_mill.htm /Volume-2/Paper.html /paper_chemistry.htm http://www.oup.co.uk/oxed/children/oise/pictures/industry/papermill/ .au/docs/ABOUTSITE.htm#chlorine http://www.upmg.ac.uk/conferences/papermill2006 /wiki/Papermaking * *