Treatment of waste paper, especially to effect the recovery of c

Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes of chemical liberation – recovery or purification... – Waste paper or textile waste

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162 6, 162 8, 162 55, 162191, 209163, 209173, 241 21, 241 60, D21C 502, D21F 166

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ABSTRACT:
Waste paper is treated to recover the fiber content thereof in a clean condition and without damaging the fibers by shredding the paper, admixing the paper with a treatment agent, retaining the paper and admixed treatment agent in a treatment zone for a period of time during which the paper is substantially completely disintegrated in the treatment agent, diluting the mixture, and processing the mixture through further treatment stations to a final flotation stage wherein the now clean fibers are separated from the liquid whereby the fibers can then be used in a further papermaking operation.

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patent: 3440134 (1969-04-01), Murphy
patent: 3441130 (1969-04-01), Sisson et al.

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