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Deposition of sub-micron and micron-sized particles from combustion of black liquor

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Sinquefield, Scott Alan

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Black liquor recovery boilers experience significant fire-side fouling problems due to the deposition of entrained particulate matter. Increased understanding of the mechanisms by which particles deposit on these surfaces will lead to more effective management of the resultant problems. There is some evidence which suggests that the sub-micron fraction of...

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combustion of black liquor AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Scott Alan Sinquefield for the degree of Doctor
Solubility of aluminosilicates in kraft green and white liquors

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Wannenmacher, P. Nick

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The increasing occurrence of aluminosilicate caused complications in krafi pulp mills can be attributed to the closing of purge points and the expanded use of contaminated feedstocks and recycled fiber sources. An active purge of aluminum and silicon from the chemical recovery cycle must be undertaken in order to maintain...

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order to maintain concentrations below the critical values at which black liquor evaporator scaling and
Characterization and modeling of black liquor char combustion processes

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Wag, Kaj J.

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Surface renewal rate for the absorption of odoriferous sulfur compounds in a wetted wall column

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Hovey, Leonard LeRoy

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cooking liquor. A byproduct of the pulping reaction is the reaction with methoxylignin to give methyl
Interactions between dissolved wood organic chemicals and nonprocess elements in chemical pulping processes

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Wilson, Kenneth P.

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This work is part of a larger project dealing with nonprocess element (NPE) behaviour in chemical pulping processes. Nonprocess elements are defined as those elements which are not essential to the chemical process, i.e. are neither active pulping chemicals (e.g., NaOH and Na2S in the kraft process), nor compounds present...

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Sulphate waste liquor2
Aluminum silicates1
Char -- Computer simulation1
Factory and trade waste -- Research1
Sulfate pulping process1
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