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1 sty 1987 · Since good-grade pulp and paper is being made from sugar cane bagasse using well established processes and the results of this preliminary investigation have shown that paper from CTL has better physical properties than that from bagasse, it may be concluded that CTL is a potential alternative raw material for production of paper.
1 sty 1987 · This paper elaborates the need of using sugarcane trash in paper mills with environment friendly pulping and bleaching processes to combat with the problem of waste management, wastewater load reduction during bleaching and substitute for wood based raw materials in papermaking.
This document proposes using sugarcane leaves as an alternative to wood-based paper for food containers to help reduce deforestation. It outlines a 13-step process for turning sugarcane leaves into paper using cooking, blending, straining, and drying.
Therefore, this study aimed at investigating the Potential of using sugarcane leaves to produce pulp for papermaking. This will lead to reduced wood consumption as well as minimization of global warming impact resulting from CO2 emissions as a result of burning of sugarcane fields before harvesting.
1 paź 2023 · The manufacture of sugarcane bagasse paper may help to minimize deforestation in the development of paper utilizing wood, which also contributes to the creation of biodegradable,...
1 gru 2021 · This paper reports the development of textile fibers from cellulose of sugar cane straw and commercial cellulose. Sugar cane straw pulps were obtained after alkaline pulping, using soda...
5 sty 2024 · Bagasse, also known as sugar cane pulp, is a by-product of sugar cane production. It’s the fibrous waste that remains after the juice has been squeezed from the sugar cane stalks. As a by-product, it doesn’t require additional land and energy to grow and doesn’t increase deforestation.
