Fiber Modification with Enzymes: Improvements in Energy Consumption, Fiber Rationalization and Quality, 2006 Papermaker’s Conference

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Extensive laboratory work has shown that enzymes can be used to reduce the amount of energy applied in refining, while maintaining the desired pulp and final paper characteristics. A discussion of the theory, examples of the laboratory work and current application case histories are discussed. As well, ideas on managing the practical application of an enzymatic fiber modification program are discussed.

Author: Doug Yoder and Phil Hoekstra
Fiber Modification with Enzymes: Improvements in Energy Cons
Fiber Modification with Enzymes: Improvements in Energy Consumption, Fiber Rationalization and Quality, 2006 Papermaker’s Conference
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