Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 9787562325109
Published on: 2006-01
Soft Cover
Paper industry is a mainstay industry and was recognized as an inexhaustible promising industry. It provides us commercial material for packing, printing, publishing and information industries, can leads development of forestry, machinery and chemical engineering etc. In China, paper has been produced from non-wood fibrous raw materials since Han Dynasty. Up till now, China still produces largest amount of paper from non-wood fiber.
The China Technical Association of Paper Industry hosted the 1988 International Non-Wood Fiber Pulping and Papermaking Conference in Beijing. After that the conference was successfully held in Shanghai, Beijing and Jinan in 1992, 1996 and 2000 respectively.
This indicates that both the enterprises and technicians attach importance of papermaking from non-wood fibers.it's our honor to organize the 5th International Non-Wood Fiber Pulping and Papermaking Conference at South China University of Technology. The State Key Laboratory of Pulp and Paper Industry has been applying itself on the fiber chemistry, pulping, bleaching and papermaking from non-wood fibrous raw materials since its establishment. A great number of achievements have been made. The conference provides us an opportunity to
communicate the latest achievements in non-wood fiber pulping and papermaking. A total of 94 papers have been accepted after the review by the committee members. We believe that the academic exchange will favor the advance of the technology of papermaking.
Session 1 Resources and Characteristics of Nonwood Fibers
CORNSTALK AS A SOURCE OF FIBER AND ENERGY
CHEMICAL AND PULPING CHARACTERISTICS OF CORN STALK FRACTIONS
STRUCTURAL CHANGES OF RESIDUAL LIGNIN IN WHEAT STRAW
SULFITE- FORMALDEHYDE PULP DURING OXYGEN DELIGNIFICATION
SYNTHESIS AND STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF QUATERNIZED
HEMICELLULSES
ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF HEMICELLULOSES FROM BAGASSE
NON-WOOD AGRICULTURAL RESIDUES AND CROPS AS A SOURCE OF
CELLULOSE FIBRES FOR DIFFERENT APPLICATION Naceur Belgacem
CHANGES OF LIGNIN STRUCTURE DURING METABOLISM BY RABBIT
ARUNDO DONAX- PLANTATION ESTABLISHMENT AND PULP QUALITY IN
AUSTRALIA
THE EFFECT OF FIBER LENGTH AND COARSENESS ON THE TEARING STRENG
HYDROLYSIS OF CELLULOSE OF BAMBOO FIBER DURING DISSOULTION
Session 2 Fiber Chemistry and Utilization of Nonwood Fibers
LIGNIN PRECIPTITATION ON THE FIBER SURFACE IN THE ETHANOL-BASED
ORGANOSOLV PULPING OF WHEAT STRAW
EFFECT OF XYLANASE TREATMENT ON LIGNIN CONSTRUCTION OF WHEAT
STRAW
VARIATION OF CEREAL STRAW CHEMICAL COMPOSITION IN DIFFERENT
VARIETIES AND LOCATIONS IN ALBERTA
SUCCINOYLATION OF SUGARCANE BAGASSE CELLULOSE IN IONIC LIQUID
CHEMICAL MODIFICATION OF SUGARCANE BAGASSE WITH
DIFFERENT CYCLIC ANHYDRIDES
EFFECT OF LIGNIN STRUCTURE ON BLEACHING PERFORMANCE AND
BRIGHTNESS OF WHEAT STRAW CMP
STUDIES ON THE CHEMICAL AND THERMOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS
OF BAGASSE ENZYMATIC MILD ACIDOLYSIS LIGNIN (EMAL)
CHARACTERIZATION OF ACETYLATED SUGARCANE BAGASSE
HEMICELLULOSES
STUDY ON THE BONDS BETWEEN LIGNIN AND XYLAN BY CARBON-13
ISOTOPIC TRACER METHOD
PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSES
ALKALI STABILITY OF SILICON IN DIFFERENT MORPHOLOGICAL REGIONS
OF WHEAT STEM
FIBER PROPERTIES - PAPER QUALITY MULTIDIMENSIONAL FIBER
CHARACTERIZATION
Session 3 Advances in Nonwood Fiber and Pulp Bleaching
Pulping, Chemimechanical Pulping
CHEMICAL MECHANICAL PULPING OF KENAF AND JUTE FOR VALUE-ADDED
PAPER GRADES
A METHOD FOR THE ESTIMATION OF RELATIVE REACTIVITY OF ACTIVE
OXYGEN SPECIES UNDER OXYGEN BLEACHING CONDITIONS
KINETICS OF AUTO-CATALYZED ETHANOL-WATER DELIGNIFICATION OF REED
TCF BLEACHING OF BAMBOO EMCC PULP BOOSTED BY PERACETIC ACID
IMPROVEMENT IN BLEACHABILITY OF PULPS FROM NON-WOOD RAW
MATERIALS USING ACID FOLLOWED BY ALKALINE PEROXIDE TREATMENT
INVESTIGATION ON THE PHOTOCATALYSIS BLEACHING OF KRAFT REED
PULP
TCF BLEACHING WITH OZONE FOR WHEAT STRAW KRAFT PULP
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Session 4 Advances in Nonwood Pulp Papermaking and Wet End Chemistry
Session 5 Environmental Chemistry in nonwood Fiber Processing and Waste Utilization
Session 6 Biotechnology in Nonwook Fiber Processing