Suitability of acacia pulp for wood free coating base paper

Fuping Liu; Elias Retulainen

Suitability of acacia pulp for wood free coating base paper

Fuping Liu, Elias Retulainen

Asian Institute of Technology

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Abstract

The suitability of bleached acacia (Acacia mangium) kraft pulp for making wood free coating (WFC) base paper was studied in laboratory. Despite the slow strength development in refining, results indicate that acacia is an excellent raw material for WFC base paper. Compared to Nordic birch and Iberian eucalyptus pulps, it produces paper with excellent formation and smoothness (before calendering), outstanding bulk and bending stiffness, high light scattering coefficient, good tear strength, acceptable porosity and oil absorbency.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	57th Appita Annual Conference and Exhibition, Melbourne, Australia 5-7 May 2003
Subtitle of host publication	Proceedings
Publisher	Appita
Pages	69-74
ISBN (Electronic)	0-95855486-2
Publication status	Published - 2002
MoE publication type	A4 Article in a conference publication
Event	57th Appita Annual Conference and Exhibition - Melbourne, Australia Duration: 5 May 2002 → 7 May 2002

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Series	Appita Annual Conference Proceedings
ISSN	1443-5454

Conference

Conference	57th Appita Annual Conference and Exhibition
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Melbourne
Period	5/05/02 → 7/05/02

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