SODA-AQ PULPING OF PAULOWNIA WOOD AFTER HYDROLYSIS TREATMENT
A trihybrid clone of Paulownia fortunei x tormentosa x elongata was used for pulp and paper production using the soda-anthraquinone (AQ) process, comparing the results with those from Paulownia fortunei. An autohydrolysis process had been previously carried out on this raw material. A composite cent...
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| author | Juan Carlos García Minerva A.M. Zamudio Antonio Perez Manuel Javier Feria José Lívio Gomide Jorge Luiz Colodette Francisco López |
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| description | A trihybrid clone of Paulownia fortunei x tormentosa x elongata was used for pulp and paper production using the soda-anthraquinone (AQ) process, comparing the results with those from Paulownia fortunei. An autohydrolysis process had been previously carried out on this raw material. A composite central experimental design and a multiple regression were used for modeling and optimizing the process. A valuable liquid phase could be obtained from the autohydrolysis process of Paulownia, trying to minimize cellulose degradation for pulp and paper production. A compromise to maximize the glucan and minimize the xylan contents in the postautohydrolysis solid phase could be achieved at 187.5ºC and 15 minutes. A suitable cellulosic pulp with kappa number ranging from 12.2 to 69.2 and ISO brightness from 18.2 to 30.6% presented better results than those from other studies. Regarding handsheets physical properties (tensile index 37.3 N•m/g ) and viscosity (848 cm3/g), significant improvements could be obtained when compared with previous results of a similar process using Paulownia fortunei or Paulownia elongata. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-a0186d4806ce42e8ae33eea3bf6fe02a2022-12-21T23:29:57ZengNorth Carolina State UniversityBioResources1930-21262011-04-0162971986SODA-AQ PULPING OF PAULOWNIA WOOD AFTER HYDROLYSIS TREATMENTJuan Carlos GarcíaMinerva A.M. ZamudioAntonio PerezManuel Javier FeriaJosé Lívio GomideJorge Luiz ColodetteFrancisco LópezA trihybrid clone of Paulownia fortunei x tormentosa x elongata was used for pulp and paper production using the soda-anthraquinone (AQ) process, comparing the results with those from Paulownia fortunei. An autohydrolysis process had been previously carried out on this raw material. A composite central experimental design and a multiple regression were used for modeling and optimizing the process. A valuable liquid phase could be obtained from the autohydrolysis process of Paulownia, trying to minimize cellulose degradation for pulp and paper production. A compromise to maximize the glucan and minimize the xylan contents in the postautohydrolysis solid phase could be achieved at 187.5ºC and 15 minutes. A suitable cellulosic pulp with kappa number ranging from 12.2 to 69.2 and ISO brightness from 18.2 to 30.6% presented better results than those from other studies. Regarding handsheets physical properties (tensile index 37.3 N•m/g ) and viscosity (848 cm3/g), significant improvements could be obtained when compared with previous results of a similar process using Paulownia fortunei or Paulownia elongata.www.ncsu.edu/bioresources/BioRes_06/BioRes_06_2_0971_Garcia_APFGCL_Soda_AQ_Pulp_Paulownia_Hydrol_Treatment_1386.pdfPaulowniaAutohydrolysisSoda-AQ pulpPaperBiorefinery |
| spellingShingle | Juan Carlos García Minerva A.M. Zamudio Antonio Perez Manuel Javier Feria José Lívio Gomide Jorge Luiz Colodette Francisco López SODA-AQ PULPING OF PAULOWNIA WOOD AFTER HYDROLYSIS TREATMENT BioResources Paulownia Autohydrolysis Soda-AQ pulp Paper Biorefinery |
| title | SODA-AQ PULPING OF PAULOWNIA WOOD AFTER HYDROLYSIS TREATMENT |
| title_full | SODA-AQ PULPING OF PAULOWNIA WOOD AFTER HYDROLYSIS TREATMENT |
| title_fullStr | SODA-AQ PULPING OF PAULOWNIA WOOD AFTER HYDROLYSIS TREATMENT |
| title_full_unstemmed | SODA-AQ PULPING OF PAULOWNIA WOOD AFTER HYDROLYSIS TREATMENT |
| title_short | SODA-AQ PULPING OF PAULOWNIA WOOD AFTER HYDROLYSIS TREATMENT |
| title_sort | soda aq pulping of paulownia wood after hydrolysis treatment |
| topic | Paulownia Autohydrolysis Soda-AQ pulp Paper Biorefinery |
| url | http://www.ncsu.edu/bioresources/BioRes_06/BioRes_06_2_0971_Garcia_APFGCL_Soda_AQ_Pulp_Paulownia_Hydrol_Treatment_1386.pdf |
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