Method in connection with the production of mechanical pulp

Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes of chemical liberation – recovery or purification... – With plural or specified mechanical defibering step

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C162S055000, C162S057000, C162S078000, C162S020000, C162S024000, C162S025000, C162S026000, C162S047000

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07005034

ABSTRACT:
A method in connection with the production of mechanical pulp from a cellulose containing material wherein the material is processed in at least one refining step to produce pulp. According to the invention, the pulp is fractionated (4), after a first refining step (1), in order to separate primary fines (5) from the pulp. The invention also relates to a mechanical pulp, produced by the method, and to a paperboard, which at least partly consists of such mechanical pulp.

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patent: 5853534 (1998-12-01), Hoglund et al.

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