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Design of a heat exchanger network to challenge controller design methods

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Pashak, Jeffrey J.

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A simple heat exchanger network has been studied as an example of a dynamically interactive process. The process is relatively simple, requiring only temperature measurements and flow rate manipulations. Equations are presented for the design of a physical process having a specified steady-state Relative Gain Array and specified dynamic characteristics....

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Masters Thesis
Investigating the mechanism of paper sizing through a desizing approach and a new approach to rosin sixing without mordants

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Chen, Mankui

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A series of chemical penetrants are employed to investigate the chemical characteristics of size bonds in different sizing systems. The bonding strength has been proved to be determined by the type of bonding. In rosinalum size the size bond is an indirect coordinate bond, which is vulnerable to the attack...

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Application of octadecylamine as an internal sizing agent

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Jing, Qun

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Application of polyallylamine as a dry strength agent

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Rathi, Mahesh Shrikant

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Dry strength is an inherent structural property of a paper sheet. It is due primarily to the development of fiber-to-fiber bonds. Polyamines, especially polyallylamine·HC1 (PAA), were found to be suitable mordants for rosin sizing. However, their effectiveness as dry strength agents has not been studied. In this study polyallylamine·HC1 was...

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Studies on rosin soap size interaction with selected coordinating metal elements in the sizing of paper

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Subrahmanyam, Sriram

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Studies on thermal degradation of Douglas-fir wood and bark

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Ali, Mohamed Aslam

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The application of durable press treatment to bleached softwood kraft handsheets

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Horie, Daisuke

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There are several chemical treatments for paper to Improve its strength properties. Durable press treatment is usually used as a textile chemical finishing; however, there is little information available on the application of durable press treatment for paper. The durable press treatment was applied to bleached softwood kraft handsheets using...

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New approaches for analyzing white pitch deposits and grafting of synthetic polymers onto cellulose derivatives

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Lee, Myoung-ku

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White pitch deposits originated from the wood extractives, synthetic polymers, and additives used in the papermaking process, etc. may cause numerous problems to the papermaking process and also degrade the product quality. The timely analysis and characterization of white pitch deposit is important for tracing the origin of the deposits....

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Kraft pulping of Douglas-fir with soluble anthraquinone

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Dutta, Tapas

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Several additives have been used in research and on an industrial scale to improve the pulp yield and to increase the rate of delignification. One such additive is 1,4- dihydro- 9,10-dihydroxyanthracene (DDA), also called soluble anthraquinone. This chemical is widely used in Japan and some other countries, especially with the...

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Masters Thesis
Understanding the chemistry of rosin sizing and developing new sizing technologies

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Zhuang, Jinfeng

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First, a thermodynamic analysis was carried out upon a sizing-desizing process. The energetic analysis shows that rosin soap size should be bound to fibers through primary chemical forces such as covalent bonds to effect sizing. Secondary chemical forces are all thermodynamically unstable to the attack of water molecules. It is...

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Biermann, Christopher J.[remove]10
Levien, Keith L.1
Nelson, Peter1

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Ali, Mohamed Aslam1
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Oregon State University. Graduate School10

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Paper sizing4
Gums and resins2
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