Hot disintegration, pulp shows complete development of strength properties without further treatment. Tests to TAPPI T262
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Disintegrating pulp at elevated temperatures reduces latency by removing the stress that is found in fibers that have been disintegrated at lower temperatures. If disintegration is done in cold water, subsequent testing will not show the full strength development of the pulp. Disintegrating the pulp at elevated temperatures and low consistency relaxes the fibers, thus removing the latency.
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3 liter container (holds up to 56 g of oven-dried pulp)
7 liter container (holds up to 136 g of oven-dried pulp)
180 liter hot water tank
Centrifugal Pump Motor: 240 liters per minute at 3450 rpm
Water temperature: 90-95° C; distilled or demineralized water
Electrical: Specify voltage requirements when ordering
Centrifugal Pump Motor: 240 liters per minute at 3450 rpm
Water temperature: 90-95° C; distilled or demineralized water
Electrical: Specify voltage requirements when ordering
316 Stainless frame
Simple controls
Meets TAPPI 262 and CPPA C8P