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Ceramics in Paper Manufacturing
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Operations and Recycling in Paper
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Minerals in Paper
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Micro and Nanotechnology in Paper Manufacturing
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Nanotechnology Update
Pulp, Paper and Packaging industries
03/12/2016
Hemicellulose Separation Project
Hemicellulose is a cellulosic sugar,
which when extracted and processed, has high value-added by-product potential
such as for biofuel and biomaterial feedstock. Fortress Paper Ltd. has announced
a strategic supplement to the already announced birch usage project at the
Fortress Specialty Cellulose Mill aimed at extracting hemicellulose from
underutilized species such as birch (the " Hemicellulose Project"). As
part of the Hemicellulose Project, the Company plans to install a new
accumulator at the Fortress Specialty Cellulose Mill which will allow for the
collection of hydrolysate. By separating the hydrolysate from the liquor stream
it can be further processed to produce a number of bio-products, including
xylose and furfural. Currently, the hydrolysate is neutralized and mixed with
weak black liquor, sent to the evaporators and then fired in the recovery
boilers. If the hydrolysate is removed from the liquor cycle and processed
separately it will offload the evaporators and recovery boilers. It is expected
that by offloading the evaporators and recovery boilers the Fortress Specialty
Cellulose Mill will able to utilize more of its incremental digester capacity. The
Birch Project and Hemicellulose Project are expected to cost approximately
$23.4 million in aggregate, of which $3.65 million is in respect of the
Hemicellulose Project.
