Alternative methods to evaluate flocculation of particles in papermaking suspensions, TAPPICon24
Industrial standard tissue measurement techniques present challenges to correctly assess the softness of hygiene tissue products when containing alternative fibers such as wheat straw, witchgrass, miscanthus, bamboo, or sorghum fibers. To bridge this gap, the Sustainable and Alternative Fiber Initiative (SAFI) developed a statistical model that predicts the handfeel softness score for tissue products containing non-wood fibers. This model considers data from both the S7) to provide up to 98% correlation with handfeel values obtained from panel tests. The tissue products containing alternative fibers.
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Alternative methods to evaluate flocculation of particles in papermaking suspensions, TAPPICon24
