Process for recausticizing green liquor
AssigneeMondi AG
InventorsWalter Ruef, Manfred Hacker, Stefan Raffalt
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AssigneeMondi AG
InventorsWalter Ruef, Manfred Hacker, Stefan Raffalt
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A process for recausticizing green liquor in a sulphate or Kraft process for wood pulp production, in which a green liquor consisting of an aqueous solution of sodium carbonate as the major component and sodium sulphide is admixed with calcium oxide in a slaker and undergoes a reaction in a recausticizer to form an aqueous suspension containing sodium hydroxide and calcium carbonate as the major components, which suspension is filtered on a first filter and subsequently, after dilution with water in a dilution vessel, is fed over further filters two or three times and filtered to separate solids suspended therein, characterized in that after a first separation of calcium carbonate as the major component and calcium oxide as the minor component, carbon dioxide is added to the aqueous suspension at least during dilution in a dilution vessel and in particular in the dilution vessel (s) upstream of a second and/or a third filter.
A process for recausticizing green liquor in a sulphate or Kraft process for wood pulp production, the process comprising the following steps:
A process for recausticizing green liquor in a sulphate or Kraft process for wood pulp production, the process comprising the following steps:
A process for recausticizing green liquor in a sulphate or Kraft process for wood pulp production, the process comprising the following steps:
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