Pulp and Paper Chemistry and Chemical Technology, Volume 2 [Hardcover]

An in-depth look at the chemistry and chemical technology involved in the manufacture of pulp and paper, the properties of paper, and the uses for paper. This new edition contains contributions by forty recognized authorities in the field. Emphasizes the underlying science and technology and reviews, in detail, chemical and engineering principles. Includes numerous tables, illustrations, and a complete bibliography.

Fiber Preparation and Approach Flow (J. H. Young).

Fiber Bonding (J. V. Robinson).

Sheet Formation and Drying (T. N. Kershaw).

Nonwovens and Papers from Synthetic Fibers (W. T. Heyse).

Synthetic Papers and Pulps (W. H. Hoge).

Environmental Control (A. M. Springer and R. C.

Peterson).

Microbiology (S. J. Buckman)JAMES P. CASEY received his M.S. from Syracuse University Pulp and Paper School in 1947. Among his many affiliations, Mr. Casey has been Director of Applications Research for A.E. Staley Manufacturing Company, Vice President of Research and Development for Union Starch and Refining Company, and Vice President and Director of Research for Miles Laboratories. The author of many technical papers on starch and paper manufacture, he is presently a highly sought-after consultant.The first edition of Pulp and Paper, published in 1951, was designed to bring together in book form all the known science and technology of pulp and papermaking as well as to focus attention on the interface of the scientific and technological aspects of this industry. This long-awaited new edition uses the same approach as the two previous editions in updating the knowledge as it describes the chemistry and chemical technology involved in the manufacture of pulp and paper, the properties of paper, and the uses for paper. Several noteworthy differences do exist between the preceding editions and thl#