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Valmet to Deliver Compactcooking G2 Pulp Cooking System to Siam Cellulose

Nov 2, 2015

Valmet is to supply a CompactCooking G2 pulp cooking system to Siam Cellulose's pulp mill in Ban Pong, Thailand. Siam Cellulose already operates two CompactCooking plants at its mills in the country. The 2-vessel continuous cooking ...

Tags: Valmet, Cooking System

Valmet to Supply Compactcooking G2 Pulp Cooking System to Clearwater Paper

Oct 9, 2015

Valmet will supply a CompactCooking G2 pulp cooking system to bleached paperboard and pulp company Clearwater Paper's mill in Lewiston, in the US state of Idaho. The supply is in line with Clearwater Paper's $160m upgrade project to ...

Tags: Valmet, bleached paperboard, Clearwater Paper

Lignin Has a Potential Market Worth of USD242 Billion Across 13 Select Products Alone

Aug 13, 2014

Lignin, a component of lignocellulosic biomass and a common byproduct stream from cellulosic conversion processes, has a potential market worth of USD242 billion across 13 select products alone, but commercialization of these lignin derived ...

Tags: Lignin, Chemical Product, Decoration

Bioplastic From Trees?

Jun 30, 2014

Early in 2013, a research group led by Biome Bioplastics was awarded a grant by the UK's innovation agency, the Technology Strategy Board, to investigate pulp and paper by-product, lignin, as a new source of organic chemicals for ...

Tags: Packaging, Printing, Bioplastic bag

Indian State West Bengal Is All Set to Submit a Memorandum

Jun 24, 2014

Indian state West Bengal (WB) is all set to submit a memorandum to the Center, in a bid to make jute packaging compulsory. West Bengal Labor Minister Purnendu Bose was quoted by Press Trust of India (PTI) as saying, "Jute packaging ...

Tags: Jute Packaging, West Bengal

researchers developed a new type of low-temperature fuel cell

Mar 6, 2014

Although low temperature fuel cells powered by methanol or hydrogen have been well studied, existing low temperature fuel cell technologies cannot directly use biomass as a fuel because of the lack of an effective catalyst system for ...

Tags: Hybrid Fuel Cell, Electricity

Alfalfa Breeders Are Excited About The Legume's Future

Jan 23, 2014

Despite alfalfa’s declining acreage and use in many dairy rations, alfalfa breeders are excited about the legume’s future. The past two years, two companies have been putting considerable effort into building up their ...

Tags: Breeder, FGI, McCaslin, Robin Newell

The Results of a Field Trial with Genetically Modified Poplar Trees in Zwijnaarde, Belgium

Jan 2, 2014

The results of a field trial with genetically modified poplar trees in Zwijnaarde, Belgium, shows that the wood of lignin modified poplar trees can be converted into sugars in a more efficient way. These sugars can serve as the starting ...

Tags: genetically modified poplar trees, wood of lignin, bio-based products

Forage Testing Is a Tool to Determine Current Nutritive Values

Dec 26, 2013

Forage testing is a tool to determine current nutritive values as well as non-nutritive values in forages that can be used for marketing hay, formulating rations, and determining potential toxicities or other problems (i.e., prussic acid, ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

Green Revolution Is Brought by M and G Chemicals to Polyester Chain

Nov 19, 2013

M&G Chemicals announces its decision to construct a second-generation bio-refinery in the region of Fuyang, Anhui Province of China for the conversion of one million metric tons of biomass into bio-ethanol and bio-glycols. The project is ...

Tags: M&G Chemicals, Polyester Chain

The Colon Is an Essential Organ That Contributes Greatly to The Proper Digestion of Foods

Oct 27, 2013

The colon is an essential organ that contributes greatly to the proper digestion of foods and the excretion of waste. Without a properly working colon, bacteria, toxins, fats, cholesterol, and other potentially harmful substances could ...

Tags: Oil palm trunk fiber, Agriculture, Health

GIANT PANDAS Are Well Known for Being Rather Different From Other Bears

Sep 26, 2013

GIANT PANDAS are well known for being rather different from other bears. Having a diet composed almost entirely of bamboo is one of the things that sets them apart. It is also what attracted the interest of Ashli Brown of Mississippi State ...

Tags: Power-Microbes, Chemicals

NSF-Sponsored Consortium to Address Strategic National Security Priorities

Sep 10, 2013

The South Dakota School of Mines & Technology will participate in a three-year, $6 million National Science Foundation (NSF)-sponsored consortium to address strategic national security priorities. The goal of the collaborative effort is ...

Tags: Renewable Chemicals, Mines

Engineered Hardwood Flooring Is The Fastest-Growing Segment in The Hardwood Industry

Jun 26, 2013

Engineered hardwood flooring is the fastest-growing segment in the hardwood industry. It can be installed on all types of subfloors (where it can be floated, stapled or glued) and has become especially popular due to its inherent structural ...

Tags: engineered hardwood flooring, hardwood industry, glue-down wood flooring

Wood Pulp and Paper Mills Water Conservation at The Heart of Its Operations

Jun 13, 2013

One of the largest wood pulp and paper mills in the world has water conservation at the heart of its operations. Extensive filtration and separation techniques are allowing Asia Pulp & Paper Hainan Jinhai to produce 900,000 tonnes of paper ...

Tags: pulp, paper mills

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