Chapters On Papermaking 2
Chapters On Papermaking 2
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of rosin. Therefore 1 lb. of rosin would be equal to —^^ — =0*852 lb. of commercial sulphate of alumina.
7*61 ^ It will be found, however, in practice this quantity of sulphate of alumina is very much exceeded, and for obvious reasons.
As. the treatment that the raw material undergoes is throughout an alkaline one, except in a few instances, we would naturally expect that the pulp has a tendency to be alkaline. The alkalinity of the pulp varies considerably, and depends upon the amount of chemi...cal treatment the material has received, but more espe- cially upon the extent to which the chemicals used have been removed by washing. The pulp should give but a slight basic reaction if it has received a thorough washing in the breaker.
Sometimes the bleaching is conducted in the beater, and the excess of bleach has to be " antichlored." Both the bleach and antichlor used are strongly alkaline, and render the pulp distinctly basic. The hardness of the water is another cause of alkalinity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of rosin. Therefore 1 lb. of rosin would be equal to —^^ — =0*852 lb. of commercial sulphate of alumina.
7*61 ^ It will be found, however, in practice this quantity of sulphate of alumina is very much exceeded, and for obvious reasons.
As. the treatment that the raw material undergoes is throughout an alkaline one, except in a few instances, we would naturally expect that the pulp has a tendency to be alkaline. The alkalinity of the pulp varies considerably, and depends upon the amount of chemi...cal treatment the material has received, but more espe- cially upon the extent to which the chemicals used have been removed by washing. The pulp should give but a slight basic reaction if it has received a thorough washing in the breaker.
Sometimes the bleaching is conducted in the beater, and the excess of bleach has to be " antichlored." Both the bleach and antichlor used are strongly alkaline, and render the pulp distinctly basic. The hardness of the water is another cause of alkalinity.
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