Elimination of adhesive impurities of the recovered paper in flotation process

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The article presents results of the elimination of sticky impurities from recovered paper in laboratory flotation of three pulp suspensions with different whiteness, obtained directly from the production line before entering flotation. A combination of commercial agents releasing undesirable substances from recovered paper and means for regulation and stabilization of froth and modified micronized bentonit was used. In the flotation purification of pulp suspension with a whiteness of 53%, the combination of Prodeink Extra, Prodeink AS10 and Hydrocol OT reduced the macrostickies content by 58%, the ash content decreased from 18.5% to 4.5%, the whiteness increased from 53% to 56.4% and the residual color content was reduced from 385ppmto294ppm.Thepulpsuspensionwithawhitenessof64%showedareductioninthecontent of macrostickies by 66%, a reduction in the ash content by 23.2%, an increase in whiteness by 1.4% and a reduction in the residual color content from 245 ppm to 194 ppm. The pulp suspension with a whiteness of 68.3% showed a decrease in the content of macrostickies by 58.1%, the ash content decreased from 35.7% to 6.3%, the whiteness increased by 1.1% and the content of residual color decreased from 157 ppm to 117 ppm.

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Kuňa, V., Balberčák, J., Boháček, Š., & Ihnát, V. (2021). Elimination of adhesive impurities of the recovered paper in flotation process. Wood Research, 66(2), 221–230. https://doi.org/10.37763/wr.1336-4561/66.2.221230

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