PAPERmaking! FROM THE PUBLISHERS OF PAPER TECHNOLOGY Volume 5, Number 2, 2019
APPITA JOURNAL, Vol.72, No.2, April-June 2019 1. The Value of Wood Extractives 2. Nanocellulose, Starch and Paper Strength 3. Colloidal stability of Pinus radiata wood extractives. Part 2: competing interactions between wood extractives and process variables determined from regression modelling 4. Study on catalytic ozonation degradation of guaiacol with cupric oxides loaded on activated carbon APPITA JOURNAL, Vol.72, No.3, July-September 2019 1. The age of fibre 2. To Abbreviate or Not 3. Wood extractives recovery from flotation of thermo-mechanical pulp process water 4. Evaluating the lignin content in the fibreline of a birch kraft pulp mill with a TDS sensor 5. Suitability of banana stem pulp as replacement of softwood pulp for making superior grade unbleached paper from agro residue pulp IPPTA JOURNAL, Vol.30, No.4, October-December 2018 1. An Innovative & Green approach for Synthesis of optical brightening agents and their applications in Paper Industry 2. An Innovative Strategy and Pilot Scale Study to Achieve ZSD (Zero Solid Waste Dumping) at Genus Paper 7 Board Ltd applying Extrusion Technology to Convert Plastics and Rice Husk Ash into Valuable Commodity 3. Blending of Melia Dibia with Eucalyptus Tereticornis and Casuarina for Evaluation 6. Converting a Mill from Writing & Printing to Packaging Grades – a Case Study 7. Improvement in strength properties of packaging paperboard using biopolymer chitosan following a green approach 8. Innovative solutions for sustainable paper packaging 9. Low Carbon Technology Roadmap for Paper Sector 10.Paper Odour Problem – Maxim’s Innovative Solutions 11.Productivity Improvements in Packaging Board by Overcoming bottlenecks and Technology upgradation – a case study by M/s.JK Paper Unit: CPM 12.Sustainable Coating solutions for Paper & Paper board IPPTA JOURNAL, Vol.31, No.1, January-March 2019 1. Advancement & Digitalization in Cooling Water Treatment to have Informed Decision making & Avoiding Microbiological fouling to improve the asset life and Quality in reverse Osmosis Membranes 2. Artificial Intelligence for Wet-end optimization 3. Controlling Microbiological Growth and Foul Odors in Pulp & Paper Industry 4. Development of More Sustainable Barrier Technology for Packaging of Pulp and Paper Makign Potential 4. Burning Issue – Earning Solution 5. Controlling of Odour Issues in Packaging Industries
5. FibreLean MFC – Cost Saving through Innovative Product 6. Handling Mineral Deposits in Pulp Bleaching & Recovery 7. Innovative Solution to Address Cracking Problem in Kraft Paper 8. Production, Brightness and Environmental Dynamics in modern Pulp making 9. Recent Trends & Industry Challenges in Coated Paper & Board market 10. Strength, odour, and hygiene – in the face of increased re-use of fibre and water
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