Date of Award
12-1981
Degree Name
Bachelor of Science
Department
Paper Science and Engineering
Abstract
Selective recovery of waste corrugated into the kraft and NSSC fractions is gaining in popularity. This selective reuse of fibers enables the papermaker to use more recycled fiber in the linerboard portion of corrugated boxes. It is well documented that 100% recycled paper can be used in the medium while the highest percentage of secondary fibers in the linerboard is 30%. Greater than 30% recycled fiber in the linerboard results in poor runnability. Since reuse of secondary fibers in the medium is already at a maximum, this paper will place more emphasis on the reuse in the linerboard.
Recommended Citation
Rourke, Timothy J., "Selective Recovery of Corrugated Clippings" (1981). Paper Engineering Senior Theses. 383.
https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/engineer-senior-theses/383