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titleOfInvention Novel pulping process for obtaining high performance fiber at high yield from plants
abstract The invention relates to a cleaning process for extracting high quality fiber with high efficiency, high yield and low energy consumption from plant raw materials by a combination method of chemistry and machinery in a sectional type. The process comprises the following steps: a raw material is fully immersed in a NaOH solution or a KOH solution or limewater with low concentration (black liquor is used for supplementing into the corresponding alkaline for repeated and circular use) under the normal temperature or certain temperature, wherein the concrete immersion temperature and immersion time can be determined according to the types and the water content of the raw materials so that the alkaline liquor is fully, uniformly and properly absorbed and diffused into plants; steaming under normal pressure or steaming with pressure or no liquid steaming with pressure is used; the steamed material can be selected according to the paper quality requirement by using a blowout slurrying mode or a mode of pulp refining after blowing to form slurry or by using thread rolling and pulp refining to relief material once or multitime to prepare slurry. The novel process combines the advantages of chemical treatment and mechanical pulping, so that the uniform mass transfer and uniform heat transfer can be ensured and the damage to cellulose and hemicellulose by excessive alkali can be reduced, the yield of fiber is raised to about 75% from about 45% of the prior art, so that the novel pulping process is capable of avoiding the usage of auxiliary agents like sulfured and anthraquinone, conveniently extracting and using the cellulose and lignin in black liquor, and overcoming the influence on environment during the process of pulping and post-treating lignin.
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