Process of recycling fillers and coating pigments from the preparation of paper, paperboard and cardboard
AssigneeAlpha Calcit Füllstoff GmbH
InventorDieter Münchow
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AssigneeAlpha Calcit Füllstoff GmbH
InventorDieter Münchow
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The present invention relates to a process for recycling fillers and coating pigments from the preparation of paper, paperboard and cardboard found in the residual water sludges from coating plant waste waters, deinking plants, internal water treatment plants or separators, and to the use of a thus obtained pigment slurry for the preparation of a coating compound for the paper industry or in the paper stock for papermaking. An essential element of the invention is a process for recycling fillers and coating pigments from the preparation of paper, paperboard and cardboard found in the residual water sludges from coating plant waste waters, deinking plants, internal water treatment plants or separators, characterized in that the residual water sludges containing the fillers and coating pigments are subjected to mixing and then milling together with fresh pigments or fresh fillers in the form of powders, fresh-pigment containing slurries and/or fresh-filler containing slurries to yield a pigment slurry.
In a method for the preparation of a coating compound for the paper industry, the improvement wherein the coating compound comprises a slurry produced by milling a mixture of residual water sludges containing recycling filters and coating pigments together with raw pigments or raw fillers in the form of powders, raw-pigment containing slurries, raw-filler containing slurries, or a combination thereof.
In a method for the preparation of usual coating compounds to replace part or all of the coating pigments, the improvement wherein the coating compounds comprise a slurry produced by milling a mixture of residual water sludges containing recycling fillers and coating pigments together with raw pigments or raw fillers in the form of powders, raw-pigment containing slurries, raw-filler containing slurries, or a combination thereof.
In a method for making paper stock for papermaking, the improvement comprising mixing paper pulp and a slurry produced by milling a mixture of residual water sludges containing recycling fillers and coating pigments together with raw pigments or raw fillers in the form of powders, raw-pigment containing slurries, raw-filler containing slurries, or a combination thereof, to yield the paper stock.
In a method for the preparation of a coating compound for a specific type of paper, wherein said paper type is selected from the group consisting of:
In a method for the preparation of a coating compound for the paper industry, the improvement wherein the coating compound comprises a slurry produced by milling a mixture of unrefined residual water sludges containing recycling fillers and coating pigments together with raw pigments or raw fillers in the form of powders, raw-pigment containing slurries, raw-filler containing slurries, or a combination thereof.
In a method for the preparation of usual coating compounds to replace part or all of the coating pigments, the improvement wherein the coating compounds comprise a slurry produced by milling a mixture of unrefined residual water sludges containing recycling fillers and coating pigments together with raw pigments or raw fillers in the form of powders, raw-pigment containing slurries, raw-filler containing slurries, or a combination thereof.
In a method for making paper stock for papermaking, the improvement comprising mixing paper pulp and a slurry produced by milling a mixture of unrefined residual water sludges containing recycling fillers and coating pigments together with raw pigments or raw fillers in the form of powders, raw-pigment containing slurries, raw-filer containing slurries, or a combination thereof, to yield the paper stock.
In a method for the preparation of a coating compound for a specific type of paper, wherein said paper type is selected from the group consisting of:
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