The environmental impact of paper is significant, which has led to changes in industry and behavior at both business and personal levels. With the use of modern technology such as the printing press and the highly mechanized harvesting of wood, disposable paper has become a cheap commodity. This has led to a high level of consumption and waste. With the rise in environmental awareness due to the lobbying by environmental organizations and with increased government regulation there is now a trend towards sustainability in the pulp and paper industry.
Paper industry Presentation
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This presentation includes:
Paper History
Paper Making in China
Paper Making in Japan
Paper Making in Arabs
Paper Making in Europe
Definition of Paper
Requirement for Paper Making Industry
Manufacturing Method
Flow Chart of NSSC Paper Making Industry
Process For Paper Manufacturing
Application of Papers
Types of Paper
Energy Usage in Paper Making industry
Waste Generation Points
Air Pollution
Sources of Waste Water
Pollutants in Effluents
Treatment of Pulp and Paper Mill Waste
Recovery Process
Biological Treatment By Stabilization Ponds
Polymer induced Flocculation
Environmental Problem
How To Protect our Environment From
Hazardous of Paper industry
Organic Solvent Pulping
Acid Pulping
Biopulping
Elemental Chlorine Free (ECF) Bleaching
Management and disposal of solid wastes
Anaerobic Digestion
Composting
Steam Reforming
Wet Oxidation
Treatment of gas emissions
“How is the paper industry planning to reduce its carbon footprint?”
Recycling of Paper
it is about paper and pulp wood industry..it gives idea about processing of manufacturing of plywood....its too interesting....so download please...to create a own industry it will be too useful to you.....all the process given are so simple...and easy to understandable
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The environmental impact of paper is significant, which has led to changes in industry and behavior at both business and personal levels. With the use of modern technology such as the printing press and the highly mechanized harvesting of wood, disposable paper has become a cheap commodity. This has led to a high level of consumption and waste. With the rise in environmental awareness due to the lobbying by environmental organizations and with increased government regulation there is now a trend towards sustainability in the pulp and paper industry.
Paper industry Presentation
Things you want to include in this Presentation.
This presentation includes:
Paper History
Paper Making in China
Paper Making in Japan
Paper Making in Arabs
Paper Making in Europe
Definition of Paper
Requirement for Paper Making Industry
Manufacturing Method
Flow Chart of NSSC Paper Making Industry
Process For Paper Manufacturing
Application of Papers
Types of Paper
Energy Usage in Paper Making industry
Waste Generation Points
Air Pollution
Sources of Waste Water
Pollutants in Effluents
Treatment of Pulp and Paper Mill Waste
Recovery Process
Biological Treatment By Stabilization Ponds
Polymer induced Flocculation
Environmental Problem
How To Protect our Environment From
Hazardous of Paper industry
Organic Solvent Pulping
Acid Pulping
Biopulping
Elemental Chlorine Free (ECF) Bleaching
Management and disposal of solid wastes
Anaerobic Digestion
Composting
Steam Reforming
Wet Oxidation
Treatment of gas emissions
“How is the paper industry planning to reduce its carbon footprint?”
Recycling of Paper
it is about paper and pulp wood industry..it gives idea about processing of manufacturing of plywood....its too interesting....so download please...to create a own industry it will be too useful to you.....all the process given are so simple...and easy to understandable
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Green Computing and Sustainable Environment – Introduction of E-documents and...AM Publications,India
Green computing” represents environmentally responsible way to reduce power and environmental e-waste. Green computing is the practice of using computing resources efficiently. The goals are to reduce the use of hazardous materials, maximize energy efficiency during the product's lifetime, and promote recyclability or biodegradability outdated products and factory waste. It is known that the demand for computing devices rises as the people seek faster way of doing things. The most important issue is the sustainability or sustainable development and it is the key challenge for the environmentalists today. Quite a number of methods have been suggested to ensure sustainability. One important issue is minimum use of papers. Papers are wastage of natural resources. Papers are produced from wood pulp which leads to deforestation. The production of paper releases many by-products which harms the environment. In the present paper the authors have made a systematic study on various issues while producing printed papers which are not good for the environment as well as for the future generations. The authors also propose the negative impacts of paper on the environment can be negated by using E-documentation.
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@ comparison between Rural and Urban statics
@ Forms of child labour
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and their solutions....
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2. What is paper:
It
is
the
material
manufactured in thin sheets from the pulp of
wood or other fibrous substances, used for
writing, drawing, or printing on, or as
wrapping material.
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3.
The word paper is derived from
the name of a reedy plant papyrus,
which grew mostly along the River
Nile in Egypt around 3000B.C.
The invention of modern paper is
credit to Ts’ai Lun of china
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Tsai-Lun of china
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4. Paper is formed by pulp.
Pulp:
A mixture of
cellulose
material, such as wood, paper, and
rags, ground up and moistened to
make paper.
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5. Nonwoody raw material:
Wheat straw
Bagasse Bamboo
Cotton linter
Rice straw
Cotton stalk
Grasses
Woody raw material:
Poplar (hard wood)
Eucalyptus (hard wood)
Douglas fir (soft wood)
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6. Kraft process (Alkaline)
Sulphite (Acidic)
Neutral sulphite semi-chemical process (NSSC)
In Pakistan NSSC process is mostly used for pulping.
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7. • Cutting of Raw
material
• Drying Section
Screening
• Material Unit
• Blow Tank
Wet cleaning
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• Centrifugal
Screening
• Washing
Ready for
paper making
• Bleaching
• Digesting Unit
Thicking
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8.
I.
This process utilizes sodium sulphite cooking liquor which is
buffered with sodium carbonate or NaOH to neutralize the organic
acid liberated from the raw materials.
Cutting of raw material:
The non-woody raw materials
come in the precut state and cut into
small chips before the further
processing.
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9. Dry & Wet Cleaning:
Wheat straw is collected from the storage and is then sent for the
dry cleaning. For this purpose air is blown into the raw material.
o
Dry wheat straw is then subjected to wet cleaning, which removes
the remaining dust particles.
o
Screening:
o
In most paper processes some type of
screening operation is required to remove
oversized and unwanted particles. Vibratory,
gravity and centrifugal separators used for
this process.
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10. Digestion:
o As the raw material enters into the digester,
steam is introduced at the bottom and liquor
containing sodium sulphite is injected .
o It is revolved at 2.5 R.P.M and temperature
of 160-180oC is maintained
Blow tank:
o
The cooked material from the digester
is blown into a blow tank and then pumped to
centrifugal screen for the separation of cooked
from uncooked materials.
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11. Bleaching:
In Pakistan, bleaching is done with chlorine or hydrogen peroxide.
After washing, the unbleached pulp is sent to the chlorinator where
chlorine at 4-5 bar pressure is injected.
After chlorination pulp is washed with hot water at 60o C and then sent
to the storage tank. After drying the pulp is ready for manufacturing of
paper.
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12. Paper making machine
A basic fourdrinier type machine is used for paper making and a brief
description of its major components is given below:
Flow spreader
Press suction
Reel
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Head box
Dryer section
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Fourdrinier
Calendar stock
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13. Recycling of paper:
Some industry sources estimate that an
ordinary sheet of paper made from cellulose
fibers derived from wood can survive only
four to six trips through the recycling process.
The paper is chopped and then subjected to a mixture of chemicals
to remove impurities and de-inked it chemicals.
An ordinary newspaper can be recycled five (5) times.
o
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14. Deforestation
Wood is used widely in the formation of
paper which cause deforestation.
Air pollution
Nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide and carbon
dioxide are emitted during paper manufacturing.
Water pollution
From treated water of paper industry organic
matter dissolved in fresh water.
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15. According to the International organization for Standardization
(I.S.O) some recommended sizes are:
Legal
Letter
Tabloid
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
B1
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16. Usage of paper (million matric tone) in Pakistan is given in the following table:
S.N.
Particular
Time of
Information
01
Country
02
Population (Million)
180.0
2012
03
Total Pulp/Paper/Paperboard
Production
1.079
2010
03.1
Writing & printing
0.258
2010
03.2
Others
0.821
2010
04
Import
0.409
2010
05
Export
0.008
2010
06
Net Consumption
1.480
2010
07
Per Capita Consumption
(Kg./year/person)
8.22
2010
08
No. of Pulp/Paper Mills
App. 10
2010
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17. Some major paper mills (Private & public sector)
names are given below:
Bulleh Shah Paper Mill,
Misk paper mills
Empire Paper & Board Mills
Fiaz Paper and Board mills
Ali Murtaza Paper Mills
Usama Paper mills
Al Aziz Paper mills
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