Burning Pulp-Mill Waste From Sulphite Mill
Grover Keeth
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Grover Keeth
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Abstract After first outlining the problem of stream pollution, as applied to sulphite pulp mills, this paper describes the recovery of lignin from digester waste and the elimination of stream pollution by the Howard process. This process produces a lignin fuel which can be and is burned in power-plant furnaces for the production of steam. Mechanical problems, such as the development of a filter press and various methods of burning the fuel so produced, are explained.
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Abstract After first outlining the problem of stream pollution, as applied to sulphite pulp mills, this paper describes the recovery of lignin from digester waste and the elimination of stream pollution by the Howard process. This process produces a lignin fuel which can be and is burned in power-plant furnaces for the production of steam. Mechanical problems, such as the development of a filter press and various methods of burning the fuel so produced, are explained.
Key concepts: Paper mill, Mill, Waste management, Pulp mill, Pulp (tooth), Environmental science, Pollution, Black liquor