Multivariate Modelling to Optimize Paper Quality and Cost Based on Fiber Morphology Data, 18PaperCon

Selection of the right pulp for the right purpose reliably is a different task by traditional means. This problem can be mitigated by development of software tool to analyze and model factors affecting end product properties and end use requirements. 

The origin of all measures of product properties and use requirements can be tracked back to fiber morphology. To bring these two ends together certain disciplines are needed. These include applied mathematics, pulp and paper technology, software development and fiber physics. 

Tool that is created by applying all these disciplines helps the selection of right pulps and in most cases, improves product quality and reduces production costs. 

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