Cellulose Chemistry and Technology

ADVANCES IN THE CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS AND TECHNOLOGY
OF PULP, PAPER AND CELLULOSE-BASED MATERIALS

ISSN 2457-9459 (Online)
ISSN-L 0576-9787 (Print)


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Title
Differences in the recycling behaviour of paper printed by various techniques
Authors
Nela Dumea Zoltan Lado and Emanuel Poppel

Received January 19, 2009
Published Volume 43 Issue 1-3 January-March
Keywords wastepaper, deinked pulp (DIP), brightness, ERIC number, spots

Abstract
The diversification of existing printing methods represents a great challenge for papermakers who utilize wastepaper in production processes. Prior to reuse, secondary fibres are subjected to some processing steps, for recovering their initial papermaking potential. Depending on the extent of recovering, the obtained fibrous material will be more or less recommended for the production of new paper products. The present paper approaches the deinking ability of offset, flexographic and digital prints in laboratory flotation deinking.


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