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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Paper Recycling"”.

  1. Waste paper recycling: A community technology approach

    … be considered appropriate for reclamation and recycling activities, and to investigate the opportunities for reclaiming and recycling domestic wastes viably at a 'community' scale. A framework is first established to define a Community Technology approach, and then used to assess the …

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  2. Evaluating the recyclability of wet-strength sacks and liquid packaging board through repulping

    … (WS Sacks) and liquid packaging board (LPB) are paper-based packaging materials used for potato bags and milk or juice cartons, respectively. Despite having high-quality softwood fibres characterised by long fibre length, these materials have the lowest recycling rates in South Africa. …

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  3. Modeling paper material flows and recycling in the US macroeconomy

    Recycling, especially paper recycling, has become a de-facto public policy during the last three decades of the 20th Century. At the cusp of the new millennium it receives widespread support. Unfortunately, at the same time, this well-intentioned and locally rational action has also been soundly …

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  4. A system analysis of converting non-recyclable plastic waste into value-added products in a paper industry cluster

    … of non-recyclable plastic waste get collected in paper recycling plants in Muzaffamagar and other regions in India. The plastic waste is typically in the form of protective covers, thin film, binding coils etc., which gets separated from paper during the pulping process. Because of its low value …

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  5. Surface adsorption and pore-level properties of mineral and related systems of relevance to the recycling of paper

    There is a significant problem for the paper recycling industry known as “stickies”. “Stickies” are tacky species, present in recycled paper and coated broke, derived from coating formulations, adhesives, etc. They impact negatively on paper quality and cause web runnability problems by deposit …

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