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semichemical pulping

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semichemical pulping [¦sem·i′kem·ə·kəl ′pəlp·iŋ]
(chemical engineering)
A method of producing wood-fiber products in which the wood chips are merely softened by chemical treatment (neutral sodium sulfite solution), while the remainder of the pulping action is supplied by a disk attrition mill or by some similar mechanical device for separating the fibers.


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PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT OF TIPS RECOMMENDED FOR WITHDRAWAL Two Technical Information Papers in the Sulfite and Semichemical Pulping subject category have been recommended for with-drawal, due to lack of use in the industry, by the Working Group reviewing these documents.
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT OF TIPS RECOMMENDED FOR WITHDRAWAL Three Technical Information Papers in the Sulfite and Semichemical Pulping subject category are being proposed for withdrawal, due to lack of interest expressed so far in reviewing and maintaining these documents.
57th Annual Appita Conference and Exhibition incorporating the TAPPI Sulfite and Semichemical Pulping Committee Annual Meeting will he at the Carlton Crest Hotel in Melbourne, Australia, on May 5-7, 2003.
 
 
 
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