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TYPES OF PULP |
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 Bamboo pulp
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Pulp obtained from bamboo stems.
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Bagasse pulp
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Pulp obtained from sugar mill.
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Chemical pulp
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Pulp obtained by removal from the raw material of a considerable part of those non-cellulosic components that be removed by a chemical treatment, for example cooking, subsequent mechanical treatment is not necessary to achieve defibration. |
Mechanical pulp
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A high-yield pulp produced from wood by a variety of mechanical pulping processes.It is characterized as a woodpulp with high lignin content. |
Kraft Pulp |
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The alkaline pulping process that uses a combination of sodium hydroxide and sodium sulphide. It is derived from the German word meaning “strong”, a fitting term since Kraft pulp is the strongest chemical pulp. An alternative term is sulfate pulp. |
Wood Pulp |
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Pulp produced by pulping processes in which wood is the raw material. By contrast, pulp produced from grasses, straw, and other annual plants are called nonwood pulps. |
Hardwood Pulp |
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Any pulp made from a hardwood or mixture of hardwoods. |
Softwood Pulp |
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A pulp made from softwood or coniferous wood species. |
Straw Pulp |
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Papermaking pulp obtained from cereal straws.It is used in the manufacture of corrugating medium and less exppensive multi-ply filler-type paper |
Sulphite Pulp |
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Pulp obtained by cooking the raw material with a bisulphite liquor. |
Sulphate Pulp |
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Pulp obtained by cooking the raw material in a liquor containing essentially caustic soda, sodium sulphides and possibly other compounds, such as black liquor. |
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