Method for feeding cellulose pulp mixture to a pressurized conti

Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes of chemical liberation – recovery or purification... – Continuous chemical treatment or continuous charging or...

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162 17, 162 52, 162246, D21C 706

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ABSTRACT:
A system is provided for feeding wood or annual plant chips to continuous digesters for producing paper pulp. The system comprises two stages: in a first, impregnation stage, the chips are impregnated with a sufficient amount of chemical reagents to allow them to be hot-digested by impregnation in alkaline or alkaline-earth solutions, then drained. In the case of annual plants, the plants are mechanically mixed with alkaline and/or alkaline-earth reagents and a minimal quantity of hot water to obtain a wet fiber-like mixture. In the second stage, the material impregnated above is pumped directly into a pressurized digester (1) by a hydraulic piston pump (2). A plug (4) formed in the pipe (3) between the pump and the digester provides the required seal and pressure resistance.

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