Method for delignifying or bleaching cellulose pulp wherein chlorine is added to recycle liquor to regenerate chlorine dioxide
AssigneeMo och Domsjo Aktiebolag
InventorsJonas A. I. Lindahl, John R. Bergstrom
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AssigneeMo och Domsjo Aktiebolag
InventorsJonas A. I. Lindahl, John R. Bergstrom
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A method for delignifying and/or bleaching cellulose pulp adds to the cellulose pulp a liquid which contains chlorine dioxide, causes the pulp to react with the chlorine dioxide over a selected period of time, and then reduces the amount of available active chlorine, optionally to a negligible amount, either by reducing the amount of liquid accompanying the cellulose pulp and/or by displacing such liquid with a newly supplied liquid containing no active chlorine or at most only a small amount of active chlorine; the displaced liquor can be replenished with chlorine and optionally with chlorine dioxide, and then added mainly to fresh cellulose pulp in the same bleaching stage, and/or to cellulose pulp in another bleaching stage.
A method for delignifying or bleaching cellulose pulp which comprises in at least one stage adding a liquid containing chlorine dioxide to the cellulose pulp;
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