Kraft Pulping By-Products

 


Online Course Description:
Part of the industrial process used to convert wood chips into pulp for use in paper and other cellulosic products, is the kraft pulping process. During the pulping process the wood components are released from the wood or converted into the useful by-products of methanol, turpentine, and tall oil. This module describes where the by-products come from, how they are recovered, and the equipment used to recover them.

 
Language: English
Training Time: Individual Module, 32 minutes
ACCESS: 5 days

Kraft Pulping By-Products

Kraft Pulping By-Products
Item Code: ELC-031.12
68.00

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