Improved deresination during oxygen delignification

Authors

J. Bouchard
L.H. Allen
C. Lapointe
M. Pitz

Document Type

Article

Journal/Book Title/Conference

Pulp-and-Paper-Canada

Volume

104

Issue

3

First Page

39

Last Page

43

Publication Date

2003

Abstract

Washing after the oxygen delignification stage in aspen kraft pulping has been shown to reduce the extractives in pulp. It was previously shown that this can be enhanced by the addition to oxy- gen delignification of a certain generic surfactant. Further work has now been carried out to investigate the effect of a selection of commercially available surfactant blends on deresination. One of the for- mulations was particularly effective in enhancing extractives removal in an oxygen stage environment.

Recommended Citation

ALLEN, L., SCHOFIELD, M., FAUBERT, M., BOUCHARD, J. Improved deresination during oxygen delignification. Part II: effects of blended surfactant addition. Pulp & Paper Canada. 106(2) 2005:T39-41 (February, 2005). Paper presented at the 90th Annual Meet- ing in Montreal, QC, Canada, Jan 26, 2004. Not to be reproduced without permission. Manuscript received December 7, 2003. Revised manuscript approved for publication by the Review Panel on June 9, 2004.