Deion
Refining enzyme LPK-CR is complex enzyme preparations intended for use as refining enhancers in papermills using virgin and recycled fibers (inclusive of other lignocellulosic wastes).
Standards
Physical Properties
Appearance: Tan to light yellow powder/ Brown liquid
Effect of Temperature: 25?&ndash70? with an optimum of 40?&ndash60?.
Effect of Ph: 4.0&ndash9.0 with an optimum of 6.0-7.0.
Residence time: More than 30min, with an optimum of 60-120min.
Main feature
1. Reduction in refining energy. Reduction in Refining time or Amperage leading to a reduction in electrical costs.
2. Improvement in fiber yield. Increase in fines retention from increased fibrillation (micro-fibrillation). Helps to reduce build-up of fines in forming and press fabrics, increasing fabric life.
3. Improvement in wastewater quality. Reduction of fines and the cleaning of white water loops
4. Reduction in steam loading or increase in paper machine speed. Improvement in drainability leading to either the reduction of steam demand for paper drying or conversely increases in the paper machine speed.
5. Improvement in paper quality. Improvement in paper formation due increased fines retention and more efficiently refined pulp. Reduction in vessel picking during printing of paper produced with hardwood virgin pulp.
6. Savings in raw material costs. Allows the use of lower quality and cheaper furnishes.
7. Savings in chemical costs. Reduction in consumption of retention aids and strength
enhancing chemicals.
Dosage
Refining Enzyme LPK-CR is added at a dosage between 30-100 g/200-1000ml for per ton (metric ton) of dry pulp.
Storage and Shelf life
Refining Enzyme LPK-CR retains more than 90% activity after four months when stored at 25? out of direct sunlight and in the original, closed container. LPK-CR also retains more than 90% activity after 1 month when stored at 38?. Do not let freeze.
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<p><strong>&nbspDeion</strong></p>
<div>Refining enzyme LPK-CR is complex enzyme preparations intended for use as refining enhancers in papermills using virgin and recycled fibers (inclusive of other lignocellulosic wastes).</div>
<div>Standards</div>
<div><strong>Physical Properties</strong></div>
<div>Appearance: Tan to light yellow powder/ Brown liquid</div>
<div>Effect of Temperature: 25?&ndash70? with an optimum of 40?&ndash60?.</div>
<div>Effect of Ph: 4.0&ndash9.0 with an optimum of 6.0-7.0.</div>
<div>Residence time: More than 30min, with an optimum of 60-120min.</div>
<div><strong>Main feature</strong></div>
<div>1. &nbsp &nbspReduction in refining energy. Reduction in Refining time or Amperage leading to a reduction in electrical costs.</div>
<div>2. &nbsp &nbspImprovement in fiber yield. Increase in fines retention from increased fibrillation (micro-fibrillation). Helps to reduce build-up of fines in forming and press fabrics, increasing fabric life.</div>
<div>3. &nbsp &nbspImprovement in wastewater quality. Reduction of fines and the cleaning of white water loops</div>
<div>4. &nbsp &nbspReduction in steam loading or increase in paper machine speed. Improvement in drainability leading to either the reduction of steam demand for paper drying or conversely increases in the paper machine speed.</div>
<div>5. &nbsp &nbspImprovement in paper quality. Improvement in paper formation due increased fines retention and more efficiently refined pulp. Reduction in vessel picking during printing of paper produced with hardwood virgin pulp.</div>
<div>6. &nbsp &nbspSavings in raw material costs. Allows the use of lower quality and cheaper furnishes.</div>
<div>&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 7. &nbsp Savings in chemical costs. Reduction in consumption of retention aids and strength&nbsp</div>
<div>&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp enhancing chemicals. &nbsp</div>
<div><strong>Dosage</strong></div>
<div>Refining Enzyme LPK-CR is added at a dosage between 30-100 g/200-1000ml for per ton (metric ton) of dry pulp.</div>
<div><strong>Storage and Shelf life</strong></div>
<div>Refining Enzyme LPK-CR retains more than 90% activity after four months when stored at 25? out of direct sunlight and in the original, closed container. LPK-CR also retains more than 90% activity after 1 month when stored at 38?. Do not let freeze.</div> |