Process for agglomerating particulate wood material and products obtained thereby
OwnerJean R. Moreau, Martin P. Pelletier +1inventors
InventorsJean R. Moreau, Martin P. Pelletier, Gerard B. Tremblay
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OwnerJean R. Moreau, Martin P. Pelletier +1inventors
InventorsJean R. Moreau, Martin P. Pelletier, Gerard B. Tremblay
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The disclosure describes a process for agglomerating particulate wood material such as saw dust, wood shavings, fines, bark, tree needles, wood chips, wood dust, newspaper and cardboard material, impurities normally encountered therein and mixtures thereof. The process comprises providing a particulate wood material with a moisture content of between about 10 to 40 percent by weight calculated on a dry basis. Then, the moisture containing particulate wood material is dry mixed with dry powdered lignosulfonate to form a substantially homogeneous mixture which is compressed under a pressure of at least about 400 lbs/inch.sup.2 until the particulate wood material is agglomerated. The product obtained is resilient, easily ignitable and combustible.
Process for agglomerating particulate wood material which comprises:
Shaped product consisting of a substantially homogeneous mixture of essentially particulate non-carbonized wood material having a moisture content between about 10 and about 40 percent by weight calculated on a dry basis and a substantially heterogeneous size and shape distribution, and dry powdered lignofulsonate, said shaped product being resilient, easily ignitable and combustible.
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